He could be described as a random, average looking guy with a skateboard on his side but people will quickly learn  that almost nothing about the American professional skateboarder Ishod Wair is random, or average. In fact, Ishod is the most wanted professional skateboarder on the scene. 

“Skating has taught me that a loss isn’t always the worst thing. It’s a step in the right direction to win. If you apply that to life, and see your losses as a learning experience, that’s an important lesson.", says Ishod to Mr Feelgood, a lifestyle, culture, and personal development digital magazine.

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From actor to director, Jonah Hill has firmly established himself as a versatile and driven Hollywood talent in front, and behind the camera. 

Arguably, one of Hollywood’s most hilarious actors started his career on screen unintentionally. American actor Dustin Hoffman got a taste of Hill’s talent when he witnessed Hill and his son Jake make prank calls pretending to be Tobey Maguire’s assistant.

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Husband and wife Jay Z and Beyoncé recently purchased a beachfront mansion in Malibu for $200 million, and it currently stands as California’s most expensive home ever sold.

The property spans 30,000 square feet, and the structure itself is made of almost entirely concrete – one of the most expensive construction materials currently on the market. And guess what? This home was designed by an architect with no college degree and no formal education in architecture.

It was designed by the self-proclaimed “urban guerrilla” aka the samurai architect: Tadao Ando. 

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Organ donations are far and few, and those who need them can be waiting years to receive the life-saving surgery. Of all those organ donations and transplants in America, over half of those procedures are performed on African Americans. Located at the Albany State University Fine Arts Center in Albany, Georgia, the African American Organ Transplantation Project displays a one-of-a-kind photography exhibit with photographs of African American recipients, donors and family members of deceased organ donors.

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