The Bryant Park public bathroom is arguably the most elegant and luxurious of its kind in all of New York City, if not beyond. | Continue reading
Brick Technology built a LEGO machines that would sink different LEGO boats that were floating inside a fish tank. | Continue reading
A sneaky bear in Florida used the time between the doorbell ringing and the front door opening to steal a Taco Bell delivery left on a porch. | Continue reading
"Antidepressants or Tolkien" is an amusing game that asks if a word is an antidepressant drug or character from a J.R.R. Tolkien story. | Continue reading
An insightful and timely essay by The School of Life looks at strategies to remain resilient and how to stay going in the face of adversity. | Continue reading
David Friedman took a deep dive into the history of the "Celebrity Talking Taxi" program in New York City, which ran from 1997 through 2003. | Continue reading
A tiny lactose intolerant baby red squirrel grew big enough to play his toys after gaining weight from a modified lactose-free formula. | Continue reading
Popular Mechanics shared a meditative technique used by US Army pilots in World War II that would help them fall asleep within ten minutes. | Continue reading
TIFF Originals took a look at the distinctive cinematographic style of director David Fincher, noting four overarching themes in his work. | Continue reading
On the CNBC show "Make It" Mike Kurtz of Mike's Hot Honey explained how he turned a side hobby into a multi-million dollar business. | Continue reading
Three clever bell-ringing cats watched in fascination as they set off a rolling Rube Goldberg chain made of colorful dominoes. | Continue reading
Name Explain shared theoretical insight about the origin of both the question mark and the exclamation point in Latin-based languages. | Continue reading
Language instructor Helen Day captured stunning footage of a starling murmuration flying just inches from the ground in North Wales. | Continue reading
Your_Kryptonite7 inserted the very quippy Leslie Nielsen from "Police Squad!" and "The Naked Gun" into the futuristic world of "Star Wars". | Continue reading
George Washington rallied his troops to lay out his plan of inconsistent weights and measures for the new nation on "Saturday Night Live". | Continue reading
Public transit app Transit created the "NYC Subway Rat Detector", a map that shows at which subway stop the city's rats are most populous. | Continue reading
Classic FM posted a disconcerting performance on a Sinhakken piano, which has no black keys thus forcing all songs to be played in C Major. | Continue reading
A kitten adorably crawled under a backwards baseball cap, stuck his little head out of the back, and began walking like a turtle. | Continue reading
Max Miller of Tasting History shared the interesting history of the word pumpkin before preparing a "pomkin" pie from a 1796 recipe. | Continue reading
The enigmatic Moyun covered the Michael Jackson songs "Smooth Criminal" and "Beat It" on a traditional Chinese Guzheng. | Continue reading
An elusive stray dog named Houdini was very adept at avoiding well-meaning rescuers until Hope for Paws got involved. | Continue reading
Deepsteaks is chilling campaign by Steak-umm shows how easily information can be manipulated using deepfake technology. | Continue reading
Zeph McDonough attended the Halloween Parade at Tompkins Square Dog Run to enjoy the adorable costumes worn by canines and humans. | Continue reading
Zeph McDonough attended the Great PUPkin Dog Costume Contest in Fort Greene, Brooklyn to enjoy the adorable costumes worn by canines. | Continue reading
Duncan Clarke explained the phenomenon of Pareidolia, specifically why the human brain often sees faces in inanimate objects. | Continue reading
Weird History Food took a look at the toothsome history of Cup Noodles, the popular instant ramen product created in Japan. | Continue reading
A Cornish Rex cat named Sirius has an adorable face that makes it look as if he were at least part alien, which makes him very photogenic. | Continue reading
Guitarist Roger Tomlin transposed dark, minor key rock songs into happier versions of themselves by flipping them into a major key. | Continue reading
Nature photographer Fernando Maidana captured the wonderfully serene scene of a capybara gliding smoothly and fearlessly underwater. | Continue reading
1,000 members of Choir! Choir! Choir! sang a poignant cover of "Nothing Compares 2 U" in memory of Sinéad O'Connor in Dublin, Ireland. | Continue reading
Cats.com shared fascinating facts about white cats they can be a part of any breed but their white coat is due to lack of pigment. | Continue reading
The Beatles released their final song "Now And Then" from a demo cassette that John Lennon recorded in the mid-70s. | Continue reading
Patrick Foote of Name Explain talked about the origin of the ampersand in English and other Latin-bases languages. | Continue reading
Keoni Vaughn of the Lanai Cat Sanctuary in Hawai'i provides a loving home to 660 stray cats of the area while protecting local birds. | Continue reading
Kite & Key Media put together a wonderful compilation of odd and abandoned megaprojects within the United States. | Continue reading
Victor Wembanyama, the 7'4" player for the San Antonio Spurs, used his height and slim build to go as creepypasta internet legend Slenderman. | Continue reading
In an clever tourism campaign, Visit Sweden called upon Swiss officials to clarify the difference between Sweden and Switzerland. | Continue reading
Jamie Dupuis performed a beautifully stirring cover The Beatles' classic love song "Michelle" on his gorgeous 20-string harp guitar. | Continue reading
Reid Reimers of SciShow hosted a spooky compilation of previous episodes that explained the science behind perceived monsters. | Continue reading
Laszlo Buring performed the iconic Black Sabbath song "Paranoid" in the distinctive style of Dire Straits, albeit at a slower tempo. | Continue reading
Ze Frank takes a humorous look at crabs, noting how they mate, give birth, hunt, find housing, and camouflage themselves. | Continue reading
Brittlestar hilariously reimagined what Canadian life would be like without hockey, Justin Trudeau's beautiful mane of hair, or Tim Hortons. | Continue reading
A little otter named Steve climbed under a fake rock, going undercover as he proceeded to swim downstream until a log stopped him. | Continue reading
Charles Berthoud performed a funky slap bass cover of the Ghostbusters theme song as if it were "the hardest song in the world". | Continue reading
A howling TED-Ed lesson written by Craig Thompson recounts the history behind legendary werewolf lore. | Continue reading
A generous rat bounded down the tracks of a NYC subway with a stolen donut in tow only to stop midway and share it with another rat. | Continue reading
Christopher Walken finally introduced Foo Fighters the correct way on Saturday Night Live, after asking how to pronounce their name in 2003. | Continue reading
Chef Amaury Guichon of the Pastry Academy sculpted a terrifying giant red-eyed, long-legged spider completely out of chocolate. | Continue reading