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The Art of Storytelling looked at the intro scenes of each of the nine movies in the Star Wars franchise and ranked them worst to best.

Luna Lee performed a playful cover of the Grateful Dead song "Sugar Magnolia" on a traditional Korean Gayageum.

Six iconic Oscar Meyer Wienermobiles raced against each other in the first ever Oscar Meyer Wienie 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Kermit the Frog gave a truly inspiring commencement speech to the 2025 graduating class of the University of Maryland.

A very clean cut George Carlin performed a stand-up routine addressing protesters and the John Birch Society in 1965.

Damien Beneteau creates stunning minimalist kinetic sculptures that use the weight of pendulums to interact beautifully with light.

Two contestants on the Japanese TV show Masquerade acted as a single gymnast performing a hilarious pommel horse routine.

"This House" took a look at the "Ennis House" in Los Angeles, one of the most iconic houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

Idea Soup marveled over 'Salto de pastor Canario", the giant leaps that shepherds in the Canary Islands make using only a speared pole.

Quebecois musician Eric Coquin Poirier created the "Guitardion", an accordion that is brilliantly built into the body of a guitar.

MedievalMadness took a deep look one of the most necessary, yet off-putting jobs on the Middle Ages, the "gong farmer" or poo collector.

Thomas Blanchard placed potassium phosphate into a dish and photographed the crystallization as it grew into beautiful fractals.

Former accounting consultant Grant Rudow explained the advantages and disadvantages of zero interest "buy now, pay later" programs.

hyperspacefool very cleverly inserted the very unserious Michael Scott from "The Office" into the very solemn environment of "Severance",

Lost in Time shared a fascinating video that shows the clever tricks behind the dangerous stunts that took place in movies during the 1920s.

Dr. Erica Brozovsky,of "Otherwords"explained how cringey corporate jargon originated from military, sports, and computer terms.

Dr. Sarah Wooten of Cats.com talked about several theories as to why felines kneed surfaces (make biscuits) with their paws.

Oscilloscope Laboratories announced Cat Video Fest 2025 featuring a 75 minute compilation of submitted and sourced cat videos.

On the first episode of "Late Night with Conan O'Brien", George Wendt stood up in the audience and volunteered to leg wrestle John Goodman.

The 2025 senior class of the McCallie School in Chattanooga sat down to answer questions that they asked their future selves in 2018.

Amedeo Capelli of Stoccafisso Design used his hand-carved series of shrimp automata to make it look like they were going on a picnic date.

Professor Gregory S. Aldrete talked about the disgusting reality of daily life in Ancient Rome for common people.

Foggy Mountain Spaceship played a beautifully hypnotic banjo cover of the classic Pink Floyd song "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun".

George Wendt reunited with "Cheers" co-stars Ted Danson and Woody Harrelson on their podcast "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" in August 2024.

Peacock put together a nostalgic compilation of every time that Norm Peterson walked into the bar on the classic TV series "Cheers".

A computer expert helps a business owner learn how to use a computer to help with his backlog of paperwork in a classic video from 1976.

Lee Hardcastle's Claycat claymation feline went medieval on as many monsters as possible in the video game "Doom: The Dark Ages".

The Mario Kart Band from Columbus, Ohio is a talented group of musicians play the soundtrack in real time as the game is being played.

Laurence BrownofLost in the Pond amusingly compared supermarkets in the United States with the grocery stores he grew up with in England.

New York comedian Myles Toe took his sharp critique to the city of Boston, calling the it "New York's drunk and bitter Irish cousin".

A kind woman named Addy bought a house, she found that it came with a backyard of cats for whom she created a relaxing retreat.

The electronic band Orbital remixed "Endsong" by The Cure, giving Robert Smith's powerful 2024 composition a ephemeral layer.

Neural Viz took used AI to recreate classic news reports with all the anchors reporting that "everything is bad".

Neal.fun created the "Internet Roadtrip", an online driving simulator where players vote on direction and radio music every ten seconds.

A very attentive boxer name Reggie jumped into action when his canine sibling Yogi, a French boxer with epilepsy, began having a seizure.

The Breaking Winds quartet performed a delightful cover of the Sabrina Carpenter song Espresso" on bassoons.

Great Big Story visited the Svalbard Bryggeri, theworld's northernmost craft brewery to sample their unique beer made with real glacier water.

Dutch artist Posy narrated a wonderfully tranquil video essay about the evolution of the light bulbs and lamps that he analyzed one by one.

Brazilian hillbilly band Tiao e os Bravos played Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name" while standing amongst a pile of trash

A rescued cat named Carlos is so expressive that it seems like he's trying to have a real conversation with his favorite human Tyler Epstein.

We're Not Wrong put set out to create the largest otamatone band and the Western Boone Junior-Senior High School in Indiana answered the call.

Bad Lip Reading turned Yoda's death scene from "Return of Jedi" into an amusing, nonsensical lullaby that Yoda sang to himself with Luke present.

During an interview, film composer John Williams said he "heard a shark" while Sarah Willis played Beethoven's 7th on French horn.

Peter Schmiedchenof the series"What If"vividly pondered what would happen if Earth's entire landmass were submerged under water.

Ryan Socash of It's History takes a look at the landmark UFO Bridge" (officially called the Most SNP Bridge) in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Cate Blanchett personified the voice of Spanish surrealist Remedios Varo in a delightfully bizarre letter that Varo had written to a stranger.

Ella Al-Shamahi explains how "Dora and The Lost City of Gold" reflected true scientific accuracy by being practically prepared for the journey.

Pfeifer & Kreutzer created the strangely soothing "Caress", gray faux fur attached to a wall being stroked by two windshield wipers.

Shane Uriot talked to the proud employees of the iconic 100 year old Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana in New Haven, Connecticut.

Patrick Foote of Name Explain explored why the entirety of the United Kingdom, a relatively small geographical area, has so many accents.