One of the starkest memories I have of visiting Morocco was how dirty everything was, especially by the ocean and the border crossings with Spanish Cueta . As I was leaving the country I recall looking back over the fence and seeing what looked like a mountain of dirty diapers slowly crumbling into the sea. And that was not all, there seemed to be trash everywhere. At the time I thought it was only Morocco, being a third-world country that was dirty, however I have since learned that much of the Arab World is needlessly strewn with garbage. This article about the ancient city of Sidon being

Installations of garbage, composing beautiful shadows of men

A new exhibition is taking place in Paris. It's called "The Trash" - the exhibits are the trash of celebrities.Large pictures of celebrity trash were taken by Paris-Match ex-photograpers Bruno Mouron and Pascal Rostain. They have been gathering material for this exhibition for more than 20 years. The pictures can tell a lot about celebrities, their tastes and habits.Photographs depict Mel Gibson's toothbrushes, Madonna's shampoo, Jack Nickolson's booze, etc."The Trash" will be in Paris till June.

If you are a Star Wars fan, then you will definitely like this trash bin looking just like R2-D2 droid. It is produced in Japan. The trash bin has built in light and sound effects.Pushing the lower lever, a lid opens for the trash. R2-D2 trash bin costs around 149$ and is in limited production.