New York City 1, a 1942 piece by famed abstract artist Piet Mondrian, was unknowingly hung upside down (left) at its initial public display in 1945 (Mondrian died in 1944), and has been rehung the same way ever since. Well that’s embarrassing. Get it together, art nerds, those art history

This is a video of a high school teacher reassuring students that faculty wouldn’t ask them to do anything that they wouldn’t do themselves, before taking a hard nosedive into the dirt because the guy that was supposed to be holding her safety line got distracted macking it to another

This is a video from geriatric America’s favorite game show Wheel Of Fortune of the contestants struggling to solve ‘ANOTHER FEATHER IN YOUR CAP’, despite almost all the letters already being there. Poor Thomas keeps spinning Bankrupt and Lose A Turns, while Laura attempts to solve three different times with

This is some insane dashcam footage of a driver not paying attention behind the wheel (that text must have been important!), running the everliving hell out of a red light, crashing into another vehicle, narrowly missing a pedestrian crossing the street, then coming to a stop on top of another

Because watching where you’re going is for people who don’t have Spidey-senses like you do, this is a Nest doorbell cam video of an SUV performing a slow-speed half barrel roll after hitting a parked car. That is embarrassing. The homeowner who captured the incident said, “The driver is fine

An oblivious woman holding a cardboard sign out into the road is to blame for a massive crash during Stage 1 of the Tour de France. With less than 30 miles left in the stage (out of 122.9), the woman hit rider Tony Martin with her dumb sign (French/German, “Go

In well at least you won’t need them until next summer news, this is a video of the former 11’8″ bridge (aka the can opener bridge), now the 11’8″+8″ or 12’4″ bridge (previously) claiming the two rooftop A/C units of an R/V being hauled by a truck that blatantly runs

Because who can resist a photo with a tasteful nude, a 50-year old Austrian man was recently identified after he laid on the 1804 plaster cast model of Paolina Bnaparte by Antonio Canova at the Gipsoteca Museum in Possagno, Italy, and broke three toes off the statue in the process,