During a 1975 episode of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, former kindergarten teacher and actress Margaret Hamilton, who convincingly portrayed the "Wicked | Continue reading
The incredibly talented Italian sculptor Valeriano Fatica who has created amazing carvings out of pumpkins and watermelons, went to work on a wheel of | Continue reading
Dan Lewis, the masterful fact gathering storyteller behind the exceptoinal Now I Know daily email newsletter and two fascinating books of random facts | Continue reading
Designer, visual artist and director Lucas Zanotto has created "Minimals", a brilliant 3D animation that employs the most basic of primary shapes to form | Continue reading
While appearing on The Odd Couple in 1975, the now sadly departed legend Roy Clark of Hee Haw fame quite nicely shunned the musical requests of both Felix | Continue reading
In a 1987 interview, John Moschitta Jr, actor and then Guinness World Record holder for World's Fastest Talker, opened up to reporter Marcus Jones about | Continue reading
Music writer Polyphonic, who creates informative video essays on an ongoing basis takes a rather insightful look at the emotional difference between Bruce | Continue reading
Synthesia, a company focused on using artificial intelligence for good, has created ENACT, a native dubbing feature that uses generative AI to seamlessly | Continue reading
In 1986, the members of Queen went to Budapest as part of the band's final tour with the late great Freddie Mercury as lead singer. The band was given a | Continue reading
Busy Work by Lisa and Matt Bethancourt is an absolutely hilarious multiplayer workplace, customer service-themed computer game that challenges players to | Continue reading
Video blogger and web producer Evan Puschak aka The Nerdwriter takes a spellbinding look at how the series of Harry Potter films effectively brought the | Continue reading
View this post on Instagram A post shared by ????? ???????? (@rfedortsov_official_account) on Dec 16, 2017 at 5:44am PST In 2016, we wrote about Roman | Continue reading
British department store John Lewis is known for their wonderfully creative and heartwarming annual holiday adverts and the 2018 version is certainly no | Continue reading
P Is for Pterodactyl: The Worst Alphabet Book Ever is a hilarious alphabet instruction book written by Raj Haldar (rapper Lushlife) and Chris Carpenter | Continue reading
After a short break from her noble mission to convert commercial sweets into healthier versions, Senior Food Editor and pastry chef Claire Saffitz of the | Continue reading
Inqubate's brother asks: "Since when is there a Christmas | Continue reading
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hosico Cat (@hosico_cat) on Oct 21, 2018 at 2:46am PDT An absolutely adorable big eyed, short legged cat name | Continue reading
Rally champion Wyatt Knox of Team O'Neil Rally School offers up an instructive five minute lesson showing how to safely drive a car with manual | Continue reading
In an altitudinous episode of the Cheddar video series "Cheddar Explains", the reasons why certain sections of the Manhattan skyline are completely void | Continue reading
The researchers at the Dynamic Robotics Lab at Oregon State University (OSU) hilariously dressed up their incredible two-legged ostrich-inspired agility | Continue reading
When comedian Michael Rapaport came across this adorable video of Wilfred Warrior, a beloved big eyed, frowning chinchilla Persian, he provided a | Continue reading
London design studio Animaro has created the Solstice, a beautifully unique kinetic wooden hanging wall clock that interacts with the environment. The | Continue reading
In a snappy episode of the Vox series Earworm, video producer Estelle Caswell takes a look at the iconic John Coltrane jazz instrumental "Giant Steps". In | Continue reading
Early prototype of Apple Pay. pic.twitter.com/zlLK6AL7WZ— Per Buer (@perbu) November 8, 2018 Per Buer shows off an early prototype of Apple Pay. via | Continue reading
In 2015, Gavin Free and Dan Gruchy of the Slo Mo Guys, filmed themselves in super slow motion hitting blobs of jelly (jello) with a tennis racket. The | Continue reading
From October 23 through October 25, 2018, comedian and The Carson Podcast host Mark Malkoff stayed awake for an amazing 48 hours straight while offering | Continue reading
In a deliciously provocative teaser trailer for the highly anticipated 8th and final season of the Game of Thrones series, a rather vengeful Cercei | Continue reading
There will never be a world without Stan Lee. He's the heart of the Marvel Universe. On Monday, November 12, the great Stan Lee took his last breaths and | Continue reading
In a nuanced episode of one of his insightful video essays, from the series Now You See It, host Jack Nugent explains through the use of interviews with | Continue reading
Motion artist Derek Hugger, who created the breathtaking hummingbird kinetic sculpture "Colibri", has followed up with another exquisite kinetic sculpture | Continue reading
While on a deep sea mission within the Monterey Bay, researchers from MBARI discovered a brand new species of deep water sea squirts (tunicate) that | Continue reading
In a portentous video essay for Vox, producer Coleman Lowndes explains why the highly decorated, overly trimmed Victorian mansions (McMansions of their | Continue reading
Half as Interesting shares the bizarre story of Sir Alfred Mehran, an Iranian national who was rendered stateless due to his participation in protests | Continue reading
Director Charlie Todd and the NYC comedy collective Improv Everywhere hilariously took a disgusting pair of unusable pay phone booths at 24th Street and | Continue reading
In August 1972, renowned Italian designer Massimo Vignelli created a beautifully modern streamlined map of the New York city subway that matched the | Continue reading
In a fascinating BBC Earth video, nature host Liz Bonnin joined a team that traveled down deep into the waters of the Galápagos Islands and captured the | Continue reading
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jeff Victor (@jeffvictorart) on Nov 12, 2018 at 11:17am PST The Evolution of Stan Lee by Jeff Victor | Continue reading
The late, great legendary comic creator Stan Lee sat down with the New York Times in 2017 and opened up about his early inspirations (including a bottle | Continue reading
Musician Nathan Mills of Beyond The Guitar who has performed amazing acoustic covers of songs from television and film performed a stunning classical | Continue reading
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sabine Timm (@virgin_honey) on Nov 1, 2018 at 6:12am PDT Artist Sabine Timm has created a wonderfully | Continue reading
After a flood in 2015 that put a great deal of their archive at risk, The New York Times decided to digitize over a century's worth of photographs which | Continue reading
It is with great sadness we share the heartbreaking news that Taki Zaru, the beloved feline co-worker of Laughing Squid passed away on Friday, November 9, | Continue reading
During the 2018 XOXO Festival in Portland, OR, illustrator Matt Furie took to the stage to talk about his most iconic character, Pepe the Frog. Furie | Continue reading
In a penumbral episode of Wired Masterminds, artistic directors Matt Kent and Renee Jaworski of Pilobolus Dance Theater share how they used shadow and | Continue reading
Jeff Seal, a comedian, filmmaker, urban explorer and self-described idiot partnered with the Libbey Brothers, to create a hilarious montage of tenacious | Continue reading