Laughing Squid

Henry Winkler talked about his instant fame as "Fonzie" in "Happy Days" and how he avoided bad boy typecasting by reinventing himself.

Mathematician Katie Steckles explains a handy shortcut that allows a pizza to be cut into five equal pieces using geometry.

A golden retriever named Kobe with "only child syndrome" who thought the baby stuff was for him became a protective big brother to the baby.

Peter Frampton opened up to Dan Rather about how the talk box first came to his attention and how he wrote "Baby I Love Your Way".

Bardcore singer Hildegard von Blingin' performed a cover of the Rolling Stones song "Paint It Black" in traditional medieval style.

Val Kolpakov, a dentist from Alpharetta, Georgia, set the record for the world's largest collection of toothpaste tubes.

A gorgeous 92 year old Australian Lungfish named Methuselah who loves figs and belly rubs is considered to be the oldest fish in human care.

Dave Brooker, who lives in Kent, England, takes his beloved turkey T2 (Trouble Version Two) wherever he goes aside from work.

A feisty little bunny named Ludwig acts like a spoiled toddler when his human doesn't give him the attention he wants when he wants it.

Dr. Erica Brozovsky, PhDof "Otherwords"digs into the vibrantetymological origins of words that describe colors.

While riding the trails of the Balmoral Estate, mountain biker Andrew Mcavoy found himself face to face with Charles III, the King of UK.

While exploring the waters of the Hawaiian archipelago, the ROV Little Hercules captured the rare sight of a ghostly dumbo octopus

Legendary vocalist Rick Astley performed an incredible live cover of the Foo Fighters song "Everlong" during BBC Radio 2 in the Park.

An elder sea lion regularly came out of the ocean to visit his new friend a beautiful chocolate Lab named Slim who lives on Malibu Beach.

A 1980 clip from "BBC Nationwide" shows hairdresser Simon Forbes giving clients unique hairstyles with razors, dye, and car paint.

Jamie Dupuis performed a moving cover of the Neil Young classic "Harvest Moon" on his beautifully complex 20 string harp guitar.

It's History looks at the Domino Sugar Refinery in Brooklyn where 60% of all refined sugar in the US in the 20th Century was processed.

Dustin BallardofThere I Ruined Itused AI to imagine what Red Hot Chili Peppers sound like to people who don't care for the band.

Yoni Schlesinger performed an amusing yet incredible improvised cover of "The Simpsons" theme on acoustic guitar at audience request

Jono Jones, Olly Wilkins, and Mountain Bike Nomad rode downhill into the incredibly narrow tunnels of an abandoned mine in Slovenia.

An adorable pet goat named Herman ran from room to room crying in a sweet attempt to find his human who was sitting on the bed behind him.

Bill McClintock combined the Aretha Franklin's vocals on "Chain of Fools" with the music of the classic Black Sabbath song "Supernaut".

Glen Tickle performed a hilarious comedy special about being a comedian during the age of COVID at SteelStacks in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

Engineer Sergii GordieievofThe Q, built a unique bicycle that used non-rotating tracks in place of the wheels.

Dutch Drone Gods followed Kade Edwards as he conquered the extremely steep Red Bull Downhill Hardline Mountain Track in Wales.

The National Park Service shared amusing trail camera footage of a western spotted skunk doing a defensive handstand.

A clip from the David Attenborough series "Planet Earth II" features bears dancing against trees to shed winter coats.

EngineerGrady HillhouseofPractical Engineeringtakes a quick deep dive into the different types of railcars for all sorts of trains.

Al Ridenour of the Bone and Sickle podcast announced a special Trick-or-treat by mail option for listeners who join their Patreon.

A squeaky door laughed like a cackling witch as it slowly dragged its way along the floor into the closed position.

The School of Life explains the difference between toxic narcissism and the need to love oneself in order to approach the world confidently.

Weird History Food takes a jittery look at how coffee positively affects the human body in truly beneficial ways.

A TED-Ed lesson written by Jamie Zeitzer PhD explains how the circadian system within the human brain determines sleep cycles.

Steve Miller performed an amazing live acoustic version of his 1973 hit song "The Joker" in "The Howard Stern Show" studio.

Toronto musicianTony Ann composed and performed a lovely ballad based upon the early default iPhone ringtone/alarm.

A little sun conure (sun parakeet) named Ami adorably prepared a lovely breakfast of tiny, bird-sized toast in a tiny toaster.

A a wonderfully affectionate disabled pig named Little Lilly Jelly Roll completely captured Arthur Acre's founderTodd Friedman's heart.

Steve Mould showed how tiny boats made of leaves pens can be powered by fractal ballpoint pen ink, sending them in a spiral.

The great Buzz Aldrin opened up about life after the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing mission in a 1980 BBC interview with Sir Ludovic Kennedy.

I Did Not Know That explained that John Travolta had auditioned for the role of Fonzie in the 1970s sitcom "Happy Days".

A lonely lion who was left behind in a cage at a closed Armenian zoo, walked outside and onto the grass for the first time in his 15 years.

A wary cat named Churchill hilariously froze in place like a stuffed animals as Danilo the baby toddled by.

Designer Matt Stevens reimagined popular movies as classic pocket paperback books in his aptly named series "Good Movies as Old Books".

Tomosteen, created an amazing stop motion animation of cat pen holders that danced to the traditional Finnish polka song "Ievan Polkka".

BBC's Michael Barrat interviewed Christopher Hudson who explained that his giant African snail Boozy enjoys drinking from a pint of beer.

Kate Micucci of the comedy duo Garfunkel and Oates wrote a beautiful tribute song to the late, greatly missed Mister Rogers.

Bernth attached three necks of six rubber band strings with cardboard bridges to his acoustic-electric, making a quadruple-neck guitar.

Matt Berry read a hilariously scathing letter that cartoonist Robert Crumb wrote to Swedish jazz saxophonist Mats Gustafsson.

A cockatiel named Crumpet whistled the tune of "I'm a Little Teapot" while wearing a striking pink and yellow petunia on his little head.

A feisty rescued piglet named Tootsie does everything the the family dog at Uncle Neil's Home does as he does it.