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Creighton Chaney , son of silent star Lon Chaney , tried diligently to live a life separate from his famous father. But in 1935, after several years of performing in Hollywood, a producer billed him as Lon Chaney, Jr. , a change he never liked. He also didn’t appreciate being typecast as a monster once he began performing as The Wolf Man.  Instead he preferred being known for performances like the one he gave as Lennie Small in “Of Mice and Men” (1939) which was nominated for Best Picture. But he was so versatile as a monster that Chaney holds the distinction of being the only actor to portray all four of Universal’s major horror characters: the Wolf Man, Frankenstein’s Monster, the Mummy, and Count Dracula.  Pictured: Glenn Strange, left, and Chaney during production of “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein” (1948).

SONNY Street Artist Sonny is a British-born artist, living in South Africa. He paints gorgeous street art murals to raise awareness for endangered animals. For more check out his website  and Instagram . Enjoy past street art features and follow us on Twitter . posted by tu recepcja

SONNY Street Artist Sonny is a British-born artist, living in South Africa. He paints gorgeous street art murals to raise awareness for endangered animals. For more check out his website  and Instagram . Enjoy past street art features and follow us on Twitter . posted by tu recepcja crss

really-shit : :O CHAIR  designed by Erik Stehmann. Artist Description: The most common office chair in the world is not as boring as it looks. These stackable chairs have already proven themselves in quality and durability, but with a small adjustment (and another color) it makes the world a little more fun. Follow on Tumblr

really-shit : :O CHAIR  designed by Erik Stehmann. Artist Description: The most common office chair in the world is not as boring as it looks. These stackable chairs have already proven themselves in quality and durability, but with a small adjustment (and another color) it makes the world a little more fun. Follow on Tumblr crss

acrylicalchemy : Michael Carini | Reflections In The Presence Of Absence | Acrylic on Panel 

acrylicalchemy : Michael Carini | Reflections In The Presence Of Absence | Acrylic on Panel  crss

In these busy modern times, being a runner can be tricky. Working long hours will mean getting up super early or going for a run at night once you get back from work. Some of us may not have a choice than to hit the pavement in the dark but this can bring several dangers that daytime running doesn’t present. The main danger is not being seen. When we run down a road with traffic this danger increases. But even in more rural running areas, there are trip hazards and with the dangers mounting when it’s hard to see, it’s important to have the best running accessories to maintain your safety. 5 Essential Items to Take on Your Nighttime Run There are some great running accessories that can help you get peace of mind when you have no choice but to venture out on your run in the dark. Optimal safety is paramount in ensuring you lessen the chance of getting into dangerous situations so here are 5 gadgets that will help you keep your nighttime running safe. 1. Night Runner 270° Shoe Lights

Today, we are often caught up in climbing the ladder of success, building immense wealth, and indulging in material pleasures of the world because society has deemed that to be the determining factors of happiness. As a result, we may end up forgetting some basic but important values about life, love and relationships. What should we really be placing value on? And how can we reach so called self actualisation in a way that benefits not just ourselves? In What I Know For Sure by Oprah Winfrey, the legendary talk show host shares candid and sometimes harsh life lessons she has learned over the years that every reader will be able to identify with at some stage in their life. Most importantly, it is a book that teaches us to be better versions of ourselves. Organised by theme—joy, resilience, connection, gratitude, possibility, awe, clarity, and power—these short writings offer a rare and intimate glimpse into the heart and mind of an extraordinary woman – while providing readers wit

Whenever the children leave the house to go out and play, parents feel the need to protect their safety. Instinctively they tell them to be careful. Parents do this to instill a sense of caution in them so that they don’t get hurt. It’s a reflexive reaction to tell the kids to “be careful” when they set out to play. When they join their friends to ride their bikes, parents tell them to “be careful.” When they’re running around the yard, climbing trees, using sharp tools during craft time; parents’ instinct tells them to say, “be careful.” Parents are protectors. To prevent the kids from hurting themselves, parents attempt to use precautionary language to keep their kids’ guard up. The problem is, “be careful” is so vague and commonly used that children have become immune to this phrase. Saying “be careful” to kids has become a habit. Since the children were little babies, it has been parents’ innate obligation to watch over them and keep them safe. But as the children grow, they re