Victor of Mapster gave a visual tour of J. R. R. Tolkien's map of Middle Earth as published in the 1954 edition of "Fellowship of the Ring". | Continue reading
Costa Rica Bird Cam documented the wonderfully colorful array of birds that visited their bird feeder during a quiet morning in Nuevo Arenal. | Continue reading
Jay Christensen of JayByrd Films captured breathtaking if not slightly dizzying drone footage of Yankee Stadium, inside and out. | Continue reading
Squirrels at the Window put together a custom charcuterie board filled with nuts, fruits, and vitamins for her furry-tailed visitors. | Continue reading
Nashville Dog & Cat Rescue humanely trapped a mama dog and used a tracker to find and rescue her puppies so she could sleep. | Continue reading
Weird History looks back at the ancient Greco-Roman origins of words and phrases that are still used in the modern English lexicon. | Continue reading
Talented musicians from around the world joined Jackson Browne in an incredible global performance of his 1972 song "Doctor My Eyes". | Continue reading
Scottish actor Brian Cox of "Succession" read a course 1969 response letter written by Hunter S. Thompson at a Letters Live event in 2020. | Continue reading
A funny little corgi named Morty became so fascinated with the fish in the koi pond in his yard that he fell into the water. | Continue reading
A tamandua named Otis who lives at the San Diego Zoo showed off his incredibly long tongue to root out some ants at the bottom of a tube. | Continue reading
A red panda named Moshu enjoyed a variety of yummy treats while showing off his cute face to the camera on a hot day at the Oregon Zoo. | Continue reading
In 1969 BBC News spoke with Mr. Glynne Wood who lives with a pigeon on his head, despite the fact that the bird did not like his wife. | Continue reading
Nerdstalgic looks at the work of Christopher Nolan, noting how he uses time as his muse and a tool to drive the plot in a certain direction. | Continue reading
Naturalist Craig Childs describes the migration of toxic death-cap mushrooms from Scandinavia and Northern Europe to the Pacific Northwest. | Continue reading
Caitlin Saks and Arlo Pérez of the PBS Series Antarctic Extremes visited the McMurdo Station in Antarctica to learn how workers are fed. | Continue reading
Castle Crew Review captured an energetic performance of the Green Army Drum Corps outside Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. | Continue reading
Another Perspective captured a gorgeous macro timelapse of crystals being formed from water, alcohol, Vitamin C, and Beta Analin. | Continue reading
Nathan W. Pyle ranked the states of the United States according to how easy it was to create their shape by nibbling on a graham cracker. | Continue reading
Polyglot Xiaoma visited a Amish and Mennonite residents in Holmes County Ohio and spoke to them in the Pennsylvania Dutch language. | Continue reading
Nissin Foods has announced the release of two different caffeinated Cup Noodles for gamers in Japan who need to stay awake longer. | Continue reading
Zamir A. Hernandez astutely compiled clips of movie references in "Malcolm in the Middle", them alongside clips from the movies themselves. | Continue reading
Thomas Flight spoke with Joanna Naugle and Adam Epstein, both of whom worked on "The Bear", to discuss the meticulous use of editing. | Continue reading
Jan Hakon Erichsen shared an amusing compilation of the creative methods that he's found to smash dried pasta. | Continue reading
Dan Aykroyd sat down with Dan Rather to reflect upon what made The Blues Brothers so successful during their heyday. | Continue reading
The ambassador rhinoceroses at the Oregon Zoo used their horns and powerful jaws to dig into juicy watermelons on a hot summer day. | Continue reading
An unknown musician quite impressively tap danced while simultaneously playing a jaunty bluegrass song on a strapless acoustic guitar. | Continue reading
Kayvan Novak explained how he came up with the distinctive accent for Nandor the Relentless during a Paley Center interview. | Continue reading
A flirty cat named Ellie fell in love with a neighbor she met as she was walking up and down the apartment hallway. | Continue reading
Linguist Olly Richards of Storylearning explained the complicated geographical origins of the modern English language. | Continue reading
Researchers at MIT built a conformable ultrasound scanner that can be inserted into a bra to detect breast cancer in its early stages. | Continue reading
The late great Jimmy Buffet performed "Distantly in Love" and "Come Monday" while appearing on "Late Night with David Letterman" in 1983. | Continue reading
Joe Rocco, a rescuer with The Broken Antler in Riverhead, New York went to great lengths to rescue a forlorn raccoon stuck inside a dumpster. | Continue reading
Nils Jacobi of Furry Fritz captured adorable timelapses of a litter of longhaired tuxedo kittens growing up into cats over 95 days. | Continue reading
Eddie White Jr. created Monster Maps, a wonderful series of town, city, state, and country maps illustrated as colorful monsters. | Continue reading
Ryota Togishi showcased his knife skills by building an ultra-thin BTC (bacon, cucumber, and tomato) sandwich that was nearly transparent. | Continue reading
While Nikki Kundanmal was practicing guitar, her dog began barking to let her know that a wayward hawk had flown in through the window. | Continue reading
Ryan Socash of It’s History posited whether or not the Statue of Liberty Torch was ever open to the public before it was closed in 1916. | Continue reading
Hatea Kapa Haka performed a gorgeous cover of the classic Queen song "Bohemian Rhapsody" in Te Reo Maori while dressed in traditional costume. | Continue reading
Video essayist Evan Puschak of The Nerdwriter diagrammed superhero comic storytelling noting how a full lifecycle is created. | Continue reading
Sophie and Mark Masons Cavies are a wonderful couple who lovingly prepare lavish feasts for 150 adorable guinea pigs who live with them. | Continue reading
Bernth created a homemade 21-string guitar by adding 15 rubber band strings on the top and bottom of a standard acoustic guitar. | Continue reading
Mary Elizabeth Kelly and Cameron Logson respectively performed an amusing series of celebrity impressions as your mother and father. | Continue reading
Shane Campbell-Staton examines the amazing athleticism of Inuit sled dogs and the incredible bond they have with their humans. | Continue reading
Bardcore performed a selection of popular songs from the 1980s on traditional medieval instruments. | Continue reading
Howard Ho observes the ingenious compositional strategy that John Williams used in setting the musical tone for good and evil in Star Wars. | Continue reading
Flatbush Cats opened their new affordable spay-neuter clinic to address cat overpopulation and pet abandonment in New York City. | Continue reading
The Pudding created an online clock that tells the time with numerous YouTube videos that have been stitched together. | Continue reading
19 year old Garret Tarter sailed from Honolulu to Tahiti in French Polynesia by himself, documenting the first eleven days of the journey. | Continue reading