Chris Cornell performed a haunting cover of the iconic Michael Jackson song "Billie Jean" on acoustic guitar at the 2012 Montreux Jazz Festival. | Continue reading
A clever Ted-Ed riddle by Henri Picciotto poses the question of how to accommodate the arrival of five new dragons, some of ice and some of fire. | Continue reading
Chef Amaury Guichon of the Pastry Academy in Las Vegas went to great heights to sculp a very tall giraffe completely out of chocolate. | Continue reading
Minnesota musician LukePk of InstrumentManiac performed "The Lick" of music on a remarkable 91 instruments. | Continue reading
A super friendly cat gave encouraging high-fives to Crossfit gym membres in Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia (Northern China) as they ran by. | Continue reading
A toddler adorably covered a dog sitting beside her with stickers and then began to decorate another dog sitting on the other side. | Continue reading
This House recounts the long and incendiary history behind the iconic Cliff House that sits above the shores of Ocean Beach in San Francisco. | Continue reading
Joerg Daiber of Little Big World captured the heartbreakingly stark beauty of the nearly abandoned Chernobyl Exclusion Zone in Ukraine. | Continue reading
Tom Scott visited Les machines de l'île in Nantes, France to learn about and ride an enormous mechanical elephant that holds 50 people. | Continue reading
Akiyuki Brick Channel built a beautifully engineered LEGO mangle rack clock that completes an alternating circle every 60 seconds. | Continue reading
Archie McPhee is selling a portable tin of Emergency Googly Eyes that stick onto inanimate objects for quick personification. | Continue reading
Francesca Whitlum-Cooper of the National Gallery looks at a 15th Century portrait of a German noblewoman memorialized with a fly on her head. | Continue reading
Whiskey Tribe of the Crowded Barrel Whiskey Company attempted to distill Oreo cookies into a drinkable spirit. | Continue reading
Chinese artist Super Brother Fire Stick created an incredible mural onto a barn using the char from a long stick that he set on fire. | Continue reading
Musician David Hilowitz built a unique violin that featured a broken spring reverb tank from an old Fender amp inside the instrument. | Continue reading
Woman amusing narrated a scene where she found turtles sunning undisturbed on a log until a turtle she named Gary came along and ruined it. | Continue reading
Filmmaker Wolfcrow explained what the 60-30-10 percent color rule entails and how it is featured in great movies. | Continue reading
Photographer Jens Heidler of Another Perspective captured fascinating footage of the inner workings of a piano using a periscope lens. | Continue reading
Filmmaker Igor Pogany visited street artist Masnah at the Williamsburg, Brooklyn wall where he paints fungible replications of NFTs. | Continue reading
The Slow Mo Guys put liquid gallium into a blender to capture what it looked like as the silvery reflective metal spun around in slow motion. | Continue reading
The Glutton, a perpetually hungry Jim Henson muppet, made its ravenous debut in 1971 on the January 21 episode of "The Ed Sullivan Show". | Continue reading
Northwestern University engineers developed a remote-controlled robot modeled after the peekytoe crab and is smaller than the average flea. | Continue reading
There I Ruined It hilariously mashed the Eminem song "Lose Yourself" with the high-pitched bouncy sounds of a Super Mario Bros. game. | Continue reading
Andre Antunes performed the iconic George Harrison song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" in the distinctive electronic falsetto style of Muse. | Continue reading
Japanese modeler Tomohiro Yasui created an incredibly unique and flexible suit of armor that was fashioned out of 24 traffic cones. | Continue reading
Funk drummer Dennis Chambers played along to an isolated drumless version of the dark Tool song "Schism" after hearing it for the first time. | Continue reading
Wisconsin teens try out for Lake Geneva mail jumping jobs by racing off a moving boat to a mailbox and running back onto the moving craft. | Continue reading
The Rockin'1000 performed a heartfelt cover of "My Hero" by Foo Fighters in memory of the late Taylor Hawkins at their Paris 2022 show. | Continue reading
Oliver, a rescued cat who loves all sorts of plastic containers, received a special delivery that contained twenty of his favorite items. | Continue reading
Wired visited disabled artist James Lake to learn more about how he creates human sculptures out of different types of recycled cardboard. | Continue reading
Haynes Owners' Workshop Manuals for Star Wars vehicles including Millennium Falcon, Rebel Starfighters, and TIE Fighters. | Continue reading
Brazilian artist Jo Nakashima offers wonderfully instructive tutorials on the art of origami that show how to strategically fold paper. | Continue reading
Seth Robinson 3D printed a giant bolt with an intricate thread maze that he cast in molten metal to bring it to shiny life. | Continue reading
The Oregon Zoo released hundreds of Oregon Silverspot caterpillars back into the wild as part of a specific conservation project. | Continue reading
A FedEx driver stopped his truck and ran over to a house to dunk a single hoop with a teenager who was playing basketball by himself. | Continue reading
A street performer in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn quite remarkably balanced a full trash can on top of his head as he a bicycle down the street. | Continue reading
Rob Scallon visited with New York City musician Salieu Suso to learn more about the 21-string Gambian Kora that Suso plays. | Continue reading
Rob Greenfield made a statement about the amount of individual trash generated daily by wearing a custom suit that holds one month of his own garbage. | Continue reading
mitiruxxx created a cleverly designed translucent blue tissue box that makes the tissue look like an iceberg jutting out of the water. | Continue reading
Sunil Krishnan captured wonderful footage of the ancient Vittala Temple with 56 musical pillars that play different notes when struck. | Continue reading
The last free-standing public payphone in New York City was removed from a Times Square sidewalk at 7:00 AM on May 23, 2022. | Continue reading
The School of Life explains how best to help someone who is in the psychological grip of obsessive compulsive disorder. | Continue reading
Retrocet put together a nostalgic compilation of common dial-up modem sounds ranging in speed from 300 bps to 56K. | Continue reading
Comedian Julie Nolke engaged in a conversation with another version of herself (now named Lisa) about Lisa's new baby | Continue reading
The incredibly talented guitar quartet 40 Fingers performed a gorgeous acoustic cover of the iconic Star Wars Theme inside an empty theater. | Continue reading
Smashing Pumpkins performed on a 1988 episode of the Roselle, Illinois cable access show "Pulse" during its "Basement Jam" segment. | Continue reading
Emily Hess shared how she overcame a severe case of arachnophobia by caring for an elder pet Asiatic jumping spider named Gretel. | Continue reading
Turiecfoto captured the adorable sight of baby foxes investigating a GoPro he set in a meadow in the Turkish hills. | Continue reading