Anaïs and Samantha were both born on the same day in 1987 in South Korea, were both put into the foster care system, and were adopted by families on the other side of the world. But until Anaïs’s friends randomly saw a YouTube video featuring Samantha (who looks nearly identical to Anaïs) the two never knew the other one existed. Now, Samantha, who is also a filmmaker, is using a Kickstarter campaign in an effort to reunite with Anaïs (and perform DNA tests to find out if they are in fact twins) as part of the documentary to be called Twinsters. So far, they’ve exceeded their initial fundraising goal of $30,000 … Discuss

Apparently, a "bronie" is a male My Little Pony fan? And the Kickstarter project to raise funding for a documentary about them is the website's second-most-funded in history? With over $350,000? Three-hundred and fifty thousand! Sure, that seems like a noble cause ...

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A new documentary has found that 50,000-60,000 children working in the city of Kabul, Afghanistan, while UNICEF says 30% of all Afghani children aged 5-14 are working in some form. Usually the children are forced into work to support their families ...

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