During a 1979 show, the Akron, Ohio band Tin Huey performed an amazing cover of I'm a Believer", a song popularized by The Monkees. | Continue reading
Two musicians, one sitting and one standing, performed a remarkable cover of '99 Luftballons' on a nine neck guitar. | Continue reading
When guitarist Andy Summers of The Police was in Hamburg, 40 Fingers joined him to play an amazing cover of "Bring on the Night". | Continue reading
Billy McBee showed how to turn the receiver from a rotary phone into a working low fidelity microphone, which is useful for sound effects. | Continue reading
Musician Julio Ortega played a marching 7/8 beat on his snare drum to accompany the sound of a cat lapping loudly from a bathtub. | Continue reading
Kuronushi creates amazing shadow art portraits using strips of cardboard that are glued together and positioned on top of a cardboard box. | Continue reading
Frej Wedlund tucked a metal whisk between the lowest strings on his guitar and a higher string, creating a cheap but effective delay effect. | Continue reading
Rainn Wilson reunited with former castmate Creed Bratton of "The Office" on a Soul Boom Wisdom Dump livestream Q&A. | Continue reading
"Viewfinder" by Nate Milton is a short nostalgic animation that captures the feeling of being a kid growing up in the 1990s and early 2000s. | Continue reading
Sophia Smith Galer looked into the origins of the word for blue in English and how it vastly differs from those in other languages. | Continue reading
This Date in History shared an amazing act of generosity given from Redd Foxx to Pat Morita, and then paid forward to Robin Williams. | Continue reading
The Zookeeper Guy captured magnificent footage of giraffes gracefully exiting from their stalls and walking over his camera. | Continue reading
"The Receipt" by filmmaker Sam Gainsborough is a clever ad for Co-Op UK that promotes small business through a story told on receipts. | Continue reading
Dr. Erica Brozovsky, PhD of Otherwords got aboard to explain the long list of English expressions that originated with sailor jargon. | Continue reading
David Friedman created Gisnep!, an AI-designed daily word puzzle that reveals a drop quote and its source when solved. | Continue reading
Geddy Lee talked to Dan Rather about the incredible friendship between him and his fellow Rush band members Neal Peart and Alex Lifeson. | Continue reading
Show Bits created an animated series of vignettes that portray rock stars using their lyrics literally in random situations. | Continue reading
Koda the Toy Aussie's human put a piece of cheese on the back of a phone to film the dog chasing after the yummy treat. | Continue reading
Alex Shore of The Shore Sanctuary rescued a tiny disabled gosling with numerous genetic defects who grew up to be a lovable silly goose. | Continue reading
Musician Jamie Dupuis played a beautifully poignant fingerstyle cover of the classic Pearl Jam song "Black" on his harp guitar. | Continue reading
Patrick Foote of Name Explain looked at the history and etymology of the seemingly nonsensical term "soap opera". | Continue reading
The rock star robots of The Cybertronic Spree played a Transformers heavy metal cover of the Mortal Kombat song "Techno Syndrome". | Continue reading
The School of Life offers comforting advice for the recovering avoidant, in how to find a healthy relationship despite fear of commitment. | Continue reading
Andy Ross of OK Go addressed the infamous Van Halen tour rider rumor regarding the exclusion of green M&Ms in their dressing room. | Continue reading
A super shy, formerly feral calico cat named Butter gained so much confidence know that she tells her human she's ready for dinner. | Continue reading
Reader's Digest analyzed the word "run", one of the shortest yet most complex words in the English language due to its hundreds of meanings. | Continue reading
Today's Homeowner shared a helpful tip about using a fork to easily hang pictures that have tight wires in back. | Continue reading
Julio Ortega humorously added his own drum track to a video of an orange tabby cat meowing in time to the intro of Blur‘s “Song 2”. | Continue reading
Jon Townsend prepared an 18th century recipe for Salamagundy, a grand salad with a vast array of colorful ingredients arranged just so. | Continue reading
Arthur Dubois conducts sound experiments by combining his snare drum with random items, creating some unique sounds. | Continue reading
In their “What If?” series, Randall Munroe and Henry Reich explained what might happen if a Magnitude 15 earthquake took place. | Continue reading
The Action Lab conducted an interesting experiment to see if a flying drone would move forward or backwards inside an accelerating truck. | Continue reading
Deanna Director and Billy Hiller created "Eleven Madison Bark", a playful "pup up" to celebrate the 11th birthday of their dog Vincent. | Continue reading
Linguist Rob Watts of RobWords looked back into the ancient past to trace exactly when punctuation was put into regular use. | Continue reading
Linkedin Lyrics hilariously recreates popular songs using names found on the career-oriented social media site LinkedIn. | Continue reading
A golden retriever named Hudson B. Mason played an adorably lazy game of fetch with his human as they faced each other on the floor. | Continue reading
The experienced guides of Scenic Bear Viewing in Homer, Alaska explain why you should never run from a charging bear. | Continue reading
The Hupfeld Phonoliszt-Violina Model B Music Cabinet is a vintage music cabinet that features three self-playing violins and a piano. | Continue reading
Materials artist "Curly Jo" Hobbs creates highly realistic dogs, donkeys, and other animals out of needle felted wool. | Continue reading
Glissonic Instruments introduced the Glissotar, a unique wind instrument that has a haptic magnetic strip instead of tone holes. | Continue reading
Andrea Chiarini taped a fishing reel to his guitar and spooled it with his left hand as his right hand played an Italian folk song. | Continue reading
Simon Roper read from the 1586 book "Familiar Dialogues" by Jacques Bellot examining the sentence structure of each phrase. | Continue reading
Drummer Tom Mueller amusingly used a noisy yet rhythmic fan to accompany him as a backup heavy metal band. | Continue reading
Hank Green of SciShow analyzed the ongoing debate between those who feel that analog music is far superior than digital music and vice versa. | Continue reading
Wondrous Walk explained the incredible diversity in the way different animals literally see the world, focusing on their pupils. | Continue reading
Ulysses Owens Jr. and his band Generation Y were challenged to play a jazz version of Nirvana's "Heart Shaped Box" on the spot. | Continue reading
The comedy team of Austin & Colin composed and performed a catchy little tune about picking up random sticks in the woods. | Continue reading
Realtor Steven Cohen stood on a gorgeous New York City stoop to explain the real reason for these beautiful architectural features. | Continue reading