My Body With 95% Burns | TRULY

It can't get any more inspirational than this...

A TEENAGER with 95 percent burns covering his body once felt like a “monster” but is now chasing his modelling dreams. At four-years-old, Johnny Quinn, nearly died in a fire at his home and was saved when his older sister Leah pulled him out of the blaze.  Johnny, now 18, struggled to accept his scars for a long time, including experiencing anorexia as a young teen, but he is now embracing his scars. The teenager from Millington, Tennessee, who has had over 80 reconstructive surgeries, is now pursuing his dreams of modelling so that he can inspire others to accept their unique scars. Find out more about Courageous Faces Foundation

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Sexiest Man Alive 2016: How Dwayne Johnson Went From 'Rock Bottom' To Fame | SMA 2016 | People

Yay! Way to go Dwayne! PEOPLE magazine has named Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, the world's highest paid actor, as this year's Sexiest Man Alive!...

“Sexiest Man Alive” Dwayne Johnson on how his failures “Became the most defining times” of his life.

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Daring Couple Climb to Cloud 9

We're getting nauseous just watching them...

While dinner might seem like a nice enough date for most couples, this daring couple decided to crank things up a notch – by climbing the world’s tallest CRANE.

Loved-up Ivan Beerkus and Angela Nikolau shunned conventional date activities and took on this stomach-churning challenge.

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What if Everyone Lived in Just One City?

What if everybody in the world, all 7.4 billion of us all lived together in the same city? How big or small would this city have to be and how close together or far apart would we all be living from each other? This video explores those concepts and visualizes what a massive global city would look like were it to ever exist in the real world.

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Meet Abbas Alizada aka “Afghan Bruce Lee” (10 Photos + Videos)

Wow. Bruce Lee's doppelganger for sure!

“I want to be a champion in my country and a Hollywood star,” says Abbas Alizada as he’s swirling nunchakus at Kabul’s desolate Darulaman Palace, a place where he trains twice a week. He is one of ten kids in his family and he bears an uncanny resemblance to the late martial arts legend, Bruce Lee. Thanks to the internet and TV, and his recent success at a martial arts tournament in Kabul, (all which were practically unheard of until the toppling of the Taliban after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks), Alizada is rapidly gaining fame.

“The only news that comes from Afghanistan is about war. . . . I am happy that my story is a positive one,” Alizada said.

Abbas Alizada, who calls himself the Afghan Bruce Lee, poses during a media event in Kabul December 9, 2014. From the ruins of an iconic bombed-out palace above Kabul, the young Afghan man bearing a striking resemblance to kung fu legend Bruce Lee is high-kicking his way to Internet fame, aiming to show another side to his war-weary nation. (Photo by Mohammad Ismail/Reuters)