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Blogoverzicht Buitenlandse Blogs

Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Blogs waaronder Gunaxin, Heavy Breaking News, Heavy.com, All That’s Interesting, Grunge, Mental Floss, Overheard in New York, Laughing Squid, Joanne Casey, The Oatmeal, Other Crap, Buzzfeed Latest, Mandatory, Neotorama, Bored Panda en TYWKIWDBI. Het merendeel van de Blogs is in het Engels, maar je komt op de blogpagina overzichten ook Duitse, Zweedse of anderstalige blogs tegen.

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    Heavy - Breaking News

  • The Hidden Past of Rory McIlroy’s Wife, Erica Stoll, Amid Divorce Rumors
    Long before she was widely recognized as the wife of famed golfer Rory McIlroy, Erica Stoll built a life and career for herself rooted in sports administration, professionalism, and a preference for staying out of the spotlight – all facets which she has maintained through to the current day. Her... Read more »
  • ‘DWTS’ Pro Rylee Arnold and BYU TE Boyfriend, Walker Lyons, Take Their Relationship To Next Level
    For ‘DWTS’ pro Rylee Arnold and long-term boyfriend, BYU football player Walker Lyons, they’ve now taken their relationship to the next level by making things vacation official! That’s right – their trip has made it out of the group chat and into reality as the pair recently posted about their... Read more »
  • How Charles Leclerc Has Been Spending the April F1 Break
    For Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team driver Charles Leclerc, the unexpected pause in the 2026 FIA F1 Season has offered something rare: time to breathe. With two Grand Prix races – the Bahrain GP and the Saudi Arabian GP – cancelled due to rising tensions in the Middle East, the usually... Read more »
  • Rory McIlroy’s Wife, Erica Stoll, Makes Profound Sacrifices To Support His Success
    The pressures of global fame have long been part of life for Rory McIlroy, but in recent years that spotlight has been extended in an often harsh manner unto his wife, Erica Stoll. As divorce rumors, public scrutiny, and increasingly toxic fan behavior have all collided, Stoll’s experience offers a... Read more »
  • The Top 10 Quarterback Prospects of the 2026 NFL Draft
    The 2026 NFL draft is quickly approaching with much anticipation and eager excitement abounding. As fans, analysts, and franchise staff all make their final moves ahead of this coming week, everyone is wondering which prospects will be chosen in the first few rounds of this year’s selection. On Reddit, user... Read more »
  • Lewis Hamilton & Kim Kardashian Post Intimate Photos During F1 Break
    For Sir Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time FIA Formula 1 World Champion, he is using the surprise month-long break from the 2026 F1 season – which came about after both the Bahrain Grand Prix and the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix were canceled due to rising tensions in the Middle East –... Read more »
  • Doriane Pin Makes History as First Woman To Drive Mercedes F1 Car
    Formula 1 history has been made! This weekend, Doriane Pin became the first female driver to take the helm of a Mercedes F1 car in a move that has drawn celebratory sentiments and congratulatory messages from across the motorsport world.With the support of Toto and Susie Wolff behind her, Pin... Read more »
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    HowStuffWorks - Learn How Everything Works!

  • 7.3 Earthquake Rattles Mexico and Triggers Tsunami Warnings
    A powerful magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Mexico on July 17, 2026, shaking buildings across southern Mexico and parts of Central America and prompting tsunami warnings along portions of the Pacific coast. As emergency officials assessed the damage, residents in Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador reported... Read more »
  • What Are Green Card Bonds? U.S. Proposes $100K Immigration Requirement
    The Trump administration is considering a new immigration policy that could require some people applying for U.S. green cards to post a refundable bond of up to $100,000 before receiving lawful permanent resident status.... Read more »
  • The Kansas City Porta-Potty Rescue Asks: What Would You Spend 8 Hours in a Porta-Potty For?
    Emergency responders see plenty of unusual calls, but few compare to the bizarre rescue that unfolded in Kansas City.... Read more »
  • What Is 'Code Purple' Air Quality? July 2026 Wildfire Updates
    Millions of Americans are under air quality alerts as smoke from hundreds of Canadian wildfires drifts across the Midwest and Northeast.... Read more »
  • Where Is the Cheapest Land in the U.S.?
    The cheapest land in the U.S. is usually found far from urban centers, paved roads and existing utilities. According to the latest USDA data, U.S. farm real estate averaged $4,350 per acre in 2025, but several rural states came in far below that national average.... Read more »
  • Breaking Free From 'Almond Mom' Habits for Healthier Self-Image
    The term "almond mom" has become a popular way to describe a parenting style shaped by diet culture and an intense focus on food, body weight and thinness. While the phrase gained traction on social media, it points to a much bigger conversation about how parents influence a child's relationship... Read more »
  • When Do Babies Start Crawling?
    When do babies start crawling? Many parents ask because it feels like one of the first big signs of independent movement.... Read more »
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    Overheard In New York

  • Let’s Stir Up Some Hilarity!
    Receptionist: So, it’s your name on the insurance card? Girl: No, it’s my partner’s. Receptionist: Your husband? Girl: No, my partner. Receptionist: What’s his name? Girl: Emily. Receptionist: Your husband’s name is Emily? Girl: She’s a girl. Receptionist: Oh…Ohhh. –Park Slope ob/gyn Receptionist: Do you have an appointment here? Guy:... Read more »
  • Readers: Answer This Mindboggling Question
    JAP: Didn’t it fall down back in the early nineties too? –Ground Zero... Read more »
  • New Yorkers: As Seen on TV
    Woman #1: Excuse me, does the N train stop at Central Park? Woman #2: Lady, go ask a fucking crystal ball, or learn how to read a damn subway map. –Union Square station Overheard by: Craig D A truck driver is parked on the side of the road, honking at... Read more »
  • I Knew It Was Something Dirty
    Thug: You wanna go for margaritas? Girl: Nah, that’s all right. Thug: Moo goo gai pan? –Rivington Street Overheard by: siara waseem... Read more »
  • The RNC Returns…in Symbolic Form
    Smashed guy: Man, I gotta stop drinking. I’m seeing fucking elephants now. –Elephant Parade, 34th Street Overheard by: Shirley Grace Wiseass: Hey PETA! Elephants can’t read your signs! –Elephant Parade, 34th Street Overheard by: Shirley Grace... Read more »
  • Not All Stories Have a Happy Ending
    B&T Guy #1: It’s easy. All you gotta do is give her 20 bucks. B&T Guy #2: Then she jerks you off after she’s done? B&T Guy #1: I wish! –Banshee Pub, 74th & 1st Overheard by: Michael Yuppie #1: …yeah, those girls don’t want just 20 bucks. Yuppie #2:... Read more »
  • Lusty Wednesday One-liners
    Teen girl: Yo, I heard he fucked a fat girl in Remi and she was so big he couldn’t get his arms around her! –Astoria Dunkin’ Donuts Overheard by: Jack UES chick on cell: …so then he takes me to this party, where there’s all these topless chicks and crap,... Read more »
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    Laughing Squid

  • The Evolution of Science Fiction From Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’ to the Present Day
    Lindsay Ellis traced the evolution of science fiction, from Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" through the genre's Golden Age to present day. subscribe to the Laughing Squid Newsletter The post The Evolution of Science Fiction From Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’ to the Present Day was originally published on Laughing Squid.... Read more »
  • The Hidden Charm of Spaces Between Buildings
    Isaac Marion toured the urban crannies of Bellingham, Washington, explaining how these charming hidden spaces hold a lot of history. subscribe to the Laughing Squid Newsletter The post The Hidden Charm of Spaces Between Buildings was originally published on Laughing Squid.... Read more »
  • Masked Musician Plays Fantastical Handmade Instruments Alongside a Robotic Drummer Named Ernie
    British broadcaster Dayna TG spoke with artist Peter K. Rollings, the masked genius behind Experimental Sonic Machines. subscribe to the Laughing Squid Newsletter The post Masked Musician Plays Fantastical Handmade Instruments Alongside a Robotic Drummer Named Ernie was originally published on Laughing Squid.... Read more »
  • The Evolution of Playgrounds From the Industrial Revolution to the Modern Day
    Historidame examined the evolution of children's playgrounds, from dangerous early designs to modern equipment that prioritizes safety. subscribe to the Laughing Squid Newsletter The post The Evolution of Playgrounds From the Industrial Revolution to the Modern Day was originally published on Laughing Squid.... Read more »
  • A Carpenter’s Speed Square Sounds Like Thor’s Hammer When Thrown
    Zach “The Speed Square” King threw a carpenter's speed square at a stack of tires, and the sound it made was just like Thor's Hammer. subscribe to the Laughing Squid Newsletter The post A Carpenter’s Speed Square Sounds Like Thor’s Hammer When Thrown was originally published on Laughing Squid.... Read more »
  • Musician Builds a Robot to Sing While He Plays Guitar
    Engineering musician Dylan Delirium built a very cute, big-eyed robot that sings along with him as he plays guitar. subscribe to the Laughing Squid Newsletter The post Musician Builds a Robot to Sing While He Plays Guitar was originally published on Laughing Squid.... Read more »
  • How to Flip Wiener Dogs Lying in the Sun For Even Cooking on Both Sides
    While a pair of mini-dachshunds named Mylo and Millie were lying out in the sun, their human flipped them over for even cooking. subscribe to the Laughing Squid Newsletter The post How to Flip Wiener Dogs Lying in the Sun For Even Cooking on Both Sides was originally published on... Read more »
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    Other Crap

  • Catherine Deneuve in La Femme aux Bottes Rouges (1974)
    French drama, AKA “The Woman in Red Boots” A young writer uses her charms to seduce and destroy a cynic who has declared war on art. Videos The post Catherine Deneuve in La Femme aux Bottes Rouges (1974) appeared first on Other Crap.... Read more »
  • Nastya Golubeva Carax, Anna Prochniak and others topless in Les Rayons et les Ombres
    AKA “The Rays and the Shadows: A Historical Drama” from France. Wikipedia summarized the story: After being recognized and assaulted in 1948 , actress Corinne Luchaire, a fallen film star, recounts her memories and the story of her family that led her to her degraded situation through disastrous and immoral...... Read more »
  • Alicia Falco topless in episode 6 of The Map of Longing
    Episode 6 Below are Johnny Moronic’s collages for the whole series Johnny Moronic’s film clips for all episodes are here Other posts about this series The post Alicia Falco topless in episode 6 of The Map of Longing appeared first on Other Crap.... Read more »
  • Anastasiya Krasovskaya topless in episode 2 of Feyk
    Video Other nudity in this series The post Anastasiya Krasovskaya topless in episode 2 of Feyk appeared first on Other Crap.... Read more »
  • Nudity from Alicia Falco and Jessica Castell in episode 4 of The Map of Longing
    Alicia Falco Jessica Castell Videos Other nudity in this series The post Nudity from Alicia Falco and Jessica Castell in episode 4 of The Map of Longing appeared first on Other Crap.... Read more »
  • Anastasiya Krasovskaya topless in episode 1 of Feyk
    Russian crime series A cyberstalker starts stalking a high school teacher, Rita. The girl realizes that there are too many people around her who have good reasons to turn her life into a nightmare. He hits her where it hurts: work, students, friends, family, self-confidence. Rita tries to understand who...... Read more »
  • Alícia Falcó topless in episode 3 of The Map of Longing
    Video Episode 2 of this show, plus series info The post Alícia Falcó topless in episode 3 of The Map of Longing appeared first on Other Crap.... Read more »
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    Mandatory

  • Alan Ritchson & Josh Duhamel’s Heartfelt Projects & More Netflix Releases This Week
    Netflix’s new TV and movie releases for the week of July 20-July 26, 2026, include Ordinary Angels and Ransom Canyon’s second season. On July 21, Ordinary Angels arrives on the streaming platform. Directed by Jon Gunn, it is inspired by a true story and the events that took place during... Read more »
  • Prime Video Releases Just 1 Movie Next Week & It’s Among Pedro Pascal’s Best
    Amazon Prime Video’s new TV and movie releases for the week of July 20 to July 26, 2026, include Pedro Pascal’s animated science-fiction film. Written and directed by Chris Sanders, it is based on the 2016 novel of the same name by Peter Brown. It focuses on an intelligent robot... Read more »
  • 2 Major Finales, 1 Reunion & More Peacock Releases This Week
    Peacock releases this week bring 2 major finales, 1 highly-anticipated reunion, and fresh titles to dive into. The week kicks off with In the City, Season 1 WWHL Reunion on Wednesday, July 22. The two-part reunion with host Andy Cohen will dive into a season full of big life shifts... Read more »
  • Tom Hiddleston’s New Series & More Disney+ Releases This Week
    Disney+’s new TV and movie releases for the week of July 20 to July 26, 2026, include Pompeii: Out of Time with Tom Hiddleston The series follows actor Tom Hiddleston exploring ancient Rome before and during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. He uncovers some interesting stories guided by historians, archaeologists,... Read more »
  • Big Bang Theory Follow-up Series & More HBO Max Releases This Week
    The new movie and TV releases coming to HBO Max from July 20 to July 26, 2026, include Stuart Fails to Save the Universe. Executive produced by Chuck Lorre, Zak Penn, and Bill Prady, the series is the second direct spin-off of the sitcom The Big Bang Theory. It follows... Read more »
  • Reboot of Acclaimed Chris Evans Movie & More Hulu Releases This Week
    The Hulu releases this week include a reboot of the acclaimed Chris Evans movie and other new titles. Arriving on Hulu on July 22 is Snowpiercer: Complete Seasons 1-4. The series follows the last of humanity aboard a constantly moving, class-divided train after Earth freezes over. Over four seasons, survivors... Read more »
  • Ciara Goes Pantless in Nothing but Lacy Blazer for TIME100 Sports Gala
    Ciara made a bold fashion statement at the TIME100 Sports Gala in New York City, going pantless in nothing but a lacy blazer. The singer arrived alongside husband Russell Wilson, wearing an oversized blazer styled as a minidress, skipping pants altogether. The sophisticated yet daring ensemble quickly became one of... Read more »
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    Neatorama

  • VideoIowa's Hay Bale Toss Competition
    Your 2026 Solon Beef Days Hay Bale Toss Champion ➡️ @CaelWinterpic.twitter.com/REoo1lHif5— Hawkeye Football (@HawkeyeFootball) July 18, 2026https://platform.x.com/widgets.jsSolon, Iowa is the home of Beef Days, an annual festival of food, music, and sports. One of its feats of strength competitions is the hay bale toss. The goal is to toss a... Read more »
  • A Year's Supply of Cursed Zillow Rooms
    Check out this image from a Zillow listing. When you have a huge golden dome on your house, it may be a little difficult to decide what to do with the interior. This looks weird overall, but I focused on the shiny wooden surface. At first I thought it was... Read more »
  • The Best Beef Sandwiches in All 50 States
    Andy Beth Miller of The Takeout undertook the laborious task of evaluating the many beef sandwiches available across the United States and selecting the best from each state. Seriously, there's a methodology section at the end because this is science.Part of good scientific research is replication of experiments, for which I volunteer.Seven... Read more »
  • Flightradar24 Reports on 747-Space Shuttle Crash
    Flightradar24 is an internet service that tracks aircraft flights all over the world. If a plane flies overhead, you can point your phone to it and pull up the aircraft type, the flight number, its origin and destination, and even its altitude and speed. You can also look up historical... Read more »
  • VideoMost of Us Are "Occasional" Sports Fans
    Have you noticed that people who never talk about or even think about soccer (also known as football) are suddenly fans, or maybe even experts? This is particularly true of Americans, because North America is hosting the World Cup. There are also those who are soccer fans once every four... Read more »
  • VideoWhat Taylor Swift Sounds Like to Non-Swiifties
    Like actor Ed O'Neill, I'm only vaguely aware of Taylor Swift. I know that Batboy was caught flipping a grunt, but that's about the extent of my cognizance of pop culture.Fortunately, I have teenage daughters who tell me that there are numerous references in this video to Taylor Swift songs... Read more »
  • Private Photographs of the Last Royal Family of Imperial Russia
    The last royal family of Russia were the Romanovs, headed by Tsar Nicholas II and his wife Alexandra, a German princess and granddaughter of Queen Victoria. They produced four daughters, Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia, and then finally a male heir, Alexei. But Alexei was hemophiliac, and it seemed like... Read more »
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    TYWKIWDBI

  • A challenge
    I've been enjoying the cryptic puzzles in Harper's for decades.  After you figure out the cleverly-constructed clues, entering the answer often involves another step, as in this case.I've not embedded the entire puzzle, because blogging ethics standards on TYWKIWDBI are to drive readers to the source, not steal from the... Read more »
  • Trinket trade boxes
    Bloomington nurse and mom Roze Mulen poses with her trinket trade box, where people can swap figurines and toys. (Roze Mulen/Provided)The trinket trade is taking root thanks in part to America’s trending obsession with blind boxes. The Asian retail craze drives shoppers to gamble on purchases of collectible toys and figurines.... Read more »
  • Add "crack spread" to your economic vocabulary
    I found the "recent work" that Jonathan Ferro is referring to in his introduction to Jeffrey Currie.  Couldn't find a text version to summarize, but here's a longwatch video interview that has extensive details about the matters being discussed:The essence of the interview is a question about why the price... Read more »
  • Do you remember the "alphabet game" ?
    My father's career was as a traveling salesman, driving five states selling electrical equipment to local utilities.  So when our family went on vacation, it was by car, not by plane.  We drove from Minnesota to visit family in Pennsylvania or Florida or Nevada, and on those seemingly endless days... Read more »
  • How does music become "popular" ?
    Do you ever get the sense that many of the so-called mainstream pop stars whose images you unwittingly encounter dozens of times a day aren’t as “mainstream” or “popular” as you’re told they are? Do you give one eighth of a fuck about Dua Lipa, Zara Larsson, Childish Gambino, Bebe... Read more »
  • Just for fun: "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die"
    I watched this DVD from our library last night and thoroughly enjoyed it (rated it 3.5 on my 0-4 scale, which means "good enough to recommend" but not "worth watching again", which requires a 4.0).From the trailer it should be evident that the storyline presents over-the-top craziness involving a future... Read more »
  • Two interesting numbers about teenagers
    Percentage of Americans who were paid to babysit as teenagers: 56Who say they would trust a teenager to babysit today: 11Numbers from the June issue of Harper's magazine.  As phrased it's not clear to me whether the 11% is of Americans or of Americans who babysat as teenagers.  In either... Read more »