The LES Ecology Center in New York City has always been a leader in urban sustainability but in opening their E-Waste Warehouse in Gowanus, Brooklyn, they | Continue reading
James Verdesoto of Indika Entertainment Advertising who very insightfully explained how movie posters communicate through its color schemes to Vanity | Continue reading
While teaching his son the basics of sushi preparation, Japanese culinary artist mikyoui00 discovered that he had a talent for creating images out of the | Continue reading
Derek Muller of Veritasium (previously) visited with Professor Larry Howell of the Compliant Mechanism Research group at Brigham Young University to learn | Continue reading
Welps, my baby’s first word is Google. @google @nest pic.twitter.com/3YpPSkgWLl— Clio Chiang ?? (@cliobablio) March 13, 2019 Story artist and | Continue reading
James Verdesoto of Indika Entertainment Advertising quite insightfully explained to Vanity Fair how movie posters communicate to the desired audience | Continue reading
German automation company Festo has developed an anthropomorphic, modular bionic SoftArm and bionic SoftHand that are both flexible for natural movement. | Continue reading
In a dibranchiate episode of PBS Eons, host Hank Green explains the long evolutionary process in which ancestral cephalopods eventually lost their | Continue reading
"Piano Pat" Spoonheim, who has performed four nights a week for the last 56 years at the Sip 'n Dip Tiki Lounge in Great Falls, Montana, reflects on her | Continue reading
On a particularly cold day in Northern England, the members of Gateshead Council Arts Team created stencils of the "Angel of the North" sculpture in | Continue reading
While in Cannes, France, a sharp-eyed snorkeler captured the incredible sight of a startled pearly razorfish as it dove for cover into the sand of the | Continue reading
As part of his wonderful ongoing series of art tutorials, artist Tom McPherson of Circle Line Art School shows how to draw anamorphic 3D skyline with the | Continue reading
The adorable feline duo of Cole and Marmalade along with little sisters Jugg and Zig Zag help out their human Chris with some really amusing, real-life | Continue reading
In a timely episode of the New York Magazine series The Cut spoke to the wonderful Natasha Lyonne in her Manhattan home to find out what a typical day | Continue reading
Matthew Inman of The Oatmeal and game designer Elan Lee, the genius minds behind Exploding Kittens and Bears vs. Babies, have joined forces again to | Continue reading
Newark native and Columbia University student Myles Zhang has created "Here Grows New York City", a really informative animated map showing the vast urban | Continue reading
With the premiere of the first episode of Game of Thrones's eighth and final season just weeks away, the award-winning makeup effects master Barry Gower | Continue reading
In 2009, Brooklyn photographer Victoria Belanger took Edie, her tiny hamster for a ride on her own personal subway train. Little Edie wandered throughout | Continue reading
An adorable silver Lab named Dax saw that his favorite red toy was perched upon the counter, but completely out of his reach. He tried to retrieve it | Continue reading
DJ Cummerbund has quite seamlessly stitched together a masterful mashup combining the Depeche Mode song "Personal Jesus" with "Happy Together" by The | Continue reading
Ostdrossel, a native German who lives in Michigan, set up a tiny bird feeder photo booth in her backyard as a way to capture wonderful, spontaneous photos | Continue reading
The Selaginella lepidophylla, which is also known as the false rose of Jericho or resurrection plant, has an amazing capacity for dehydration. This | Continue reading
In the inspiring short documentary entitled "Screw the Box" by photographer Daan Verhoeven, champion Danish freediver Stig Pryds talks about being put in | Continue reading
Can You Pet the Dog? is an amusing and insightful Twitter feed that researches whether or not the dogs featured in a variety of video games can be | Continue reading
When you are the last cat built for the day...and there are no matching parts. via Miss Cellania | Continue reading
In October 2018, Barnaby Dixon premiered his "Creepy Face Puppet" -- a full-body finger puppet with LED eyes and Dixon's digitally projected mouth. Creepy | Continue reading
Filmmaker Daniel McKee spent quite a bit of time sourcing images of international flags (and their variations) to create "A Film of Flags", an incredibly | Continue reading
Finnish couple Lauri Vuohensilta and Anni Vuohensilta of the Hydraulic Press Channel and Beyond the Press replaced all four tires on their Subaru | Continue reading
terribletan posted an absolutely astonishing, lightning-fast performance of the Wolfgang Amadeaus Mozart piece Piano Sonata No. 16 in C major, K. 545, | Continue reading
Director Todd Douglas Miller of the documentary Apollo 11 explains how he threaded together restored archival footage to craft a stunning narrative of the | Continue reading
While promoting their Netflix film Polar, Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen and Swedish director Jonas Åkerlund took part in an amusing game that tested their | Continue reading
In a haunting episode of the aptly named video series You Can't Unhear This, the knowledgable host explains the concept of ghost vocals on music | Continue reading
A lively Kevin Smith sat down with the IMDb series "Director's Trademarks" to talk about some of his distinctive filmmaking techniques. In order to | Continue reading
A pair of curious Labrador retrievers named Sugar and Spice in Kodiak, Alaska, actively disobeyed the calls of their human Robert Higgs in order to try to | Continue reading
In 2013, we wrote about the profile that The New York Times did on Beastie Boys founding member Mike Diamond (Mike D) and his gorgeously renovated | Continue reading
British artist Terry Cook translated his deep love for birds into highly realistic balloon art that he situated in natural surroundings. These | Continue reading
Jordan Allen-Dutton and Erik Weiner of Famous Last Nerds hilariously compressed the classic William Shakespeare play Hamlet from its traditional five | Continue reading
A pair of surprisingly adorable nerite snail sisters named Randolph and Mortimer, named after the Duke characters in the 1983 film Trading Places, seemed | Continue reading
The trailer for the 52-episode award-winning Argentinian stop-motion animated series "Así Son Las Cosas" (The Way Things Are) by animator and director | Continue reading
A great big owl who was seemingly in no mood for any company appeared rather upset to find the family cat sleeping on the couch. The owl poked, prodded, | Continue reading
Cavegirl Productions and X-Ray Films have joined forces to create highly anticipated film Eye of the Beholder: The Art of Dungeons and Dragons. The film | Continue reading
Gifted multi-instrumentalist Seb Skelly performed a wordless brass cover of the classic Nena song "99 Luftballons", which is known in the United States as | Continue reading
Vlogger Evan Puschak aka The Nerdwriter takes a look at the Vincent Van Gogh masterpiece "Night Café" ("Le Café de nuit"), the painting that the artist | Continue reading
In a surprising episode of The New York Times series Science Take, host James Gorman talks about the dangerous side of hummingbirds. While this species | Continue reading
Finnish artists Pekka Niittyvirta and Timo Aho have created "Lines (57° 59' N, 7° 16' W)", an prescient, site-specific interactive installation that uses | Continue reading
Vivid Maps has posted a fascinating map that plots what international borders will look like as Pangaea Ultima (Neopangea), a supercontinent that is | Continue reading
In February 2019, CBS took a retrospective look at Electric Lady Studios, the legendary New York City recording studio built specifically for rock royalty | Continue reading
Musician Katharina Spreckelsen of The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment offers a wonderfully melodic demonstration of the incredibly elegantly | Continue reading