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Long Island contractors expertly constructed a gingerbread house using the tools of their trades to get it done on time and on budget.

The humans belonging to a Siberian husky with a bad back built an igloo so he could enjoy being outdoors without injuring himself.

Musician Aaron Gage gave a multitrack A cappella performance of the lyrics of "War Pigs" set to the merry tune of "Deck the Halls".

Chetreo remixed the 1965 Christmas special"A Charlie Brown Christmas" to show how truly alone Charlie Brown felt during the holidays.

JayByrd Films did an amazing drone tour of The White House on Christmas Eve, documenting all the wonderful holiday decorations.

John C. Worsleyremixed "Next Generation", "Deep Space Nine", and "Voyager" characters to sing "Deck the Halls" from the Holodeck.

In 1979 John Denver performed "The 12 Days of Christmas" with The Muppets as part of "John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together".

DreamTrackshared wonderful holidayPOVfootage ofHot Wheels cars racing along a beautiful Christmas track.

Aaron Gage performed a mashup that matches the lyrics of "All I Want For Christmas Is You" with the music of the Tool song "Sober".

There I Ruined Itcreated a disconcerting mashup pairing "Jingle Bells" with Johnny Cash's version of the Nine Inch Nails song "Hurt".

A NYC couple was discussing how to take public transit to a party in Bushwick, Brooklyn, in the most hilariously accurate way possible.

Hank Azaria sang the classic Christmas carol "Little Drummer Boy" performing each line as a character he voices in "The Simpsons".

12Tone explained how the classic Ukrainian folk song "Shchedryk" was turned into the beloved Christmas song "Carol of the Bells".

John C. Worsley used the characters from "Star Trek: The Animated Series" to sing "You're a Mean One, Mr. Spock" in a themed Grinch mashup.

Tyler Johnson cleverly embedded an Insta360 into an exercise wheel to get a unique underside view of a cat running the circle.

Zooquest88 shared a very funny compilation of humans learning what would happen if they barked at their respective dogs.

John Bois explained the strange history of injuries sustained from slipping on a banana peel in the US between 1867 and 2013.

A family in Arlington, Virgina was surprised to find out that an owl had flown down their chimney and landed on top of their Christmas tree.

Videographer Posy used a telephoto lens to capture extreme up close 4K footage of common household items.

Jamie Dupuis played a poignant fingerstyle cover of the classic Christmas carol "Silent Night" on a lovely 18 string harp guitar.

Sleepy Skunk released hisannual movie trailer mashupfor 2024, which connects together the most notable films from the year.

Four K Videos volunteered a thermal imaging drone to locate Chibs, a beloved family dog who was missing for 16 long days.

Postmodern Jukebox teamed up with Sunny Holiday to perform a cover of the classic holiday novelty song "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer".

Robert Fisher shared how he created the iconic logo for the Nirvana album "Nevermind" in the early 1990s using a Xerox copier.

Rocky Mountain PBS visited Darlene and Mark Watson of Silverton Grocery to learn what it's like to run the only grocery store in town.

Winning Moves Games has merged together the most strategic parts of 'Monopoly' and 'Scrabble' into a single game.

Lauren ofJeff and Lauren Show shared how to wrap a gift, in this case a book, without having to use any tape.

A dancing marionette of Galeria Morionet paints amazingly accurate portraits of celebrities and famous works of art.

John C. Worsley created a Star Trek themed cover of the classic Darlene Love song "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)".

Max MillerofTasting History prepared Victorian sugar plums, a candied confection that does not contain any plums whatsoever.

Erik Stix verbally mashed together the words of "The Night Before Christmas" with the melody of the classic Cake song "The Distance".

"The Badger, The Rabbit, and Billy" is an amusing animation by Birdbox Studio about a badger urging a young rabbit to go and find himself.

Two athletic Cornish Rex cats named Arya and Keiko adorably took turns leapfrogging over each other while running on an exercise wheel.

VocalistGeoff Castellucciperformed a low bass cover of the classic Christmas song "Carol of the Bells" in five-part harmony.

Great Big Story visited the Dyker Heights Christmas Lights and looked inside the homes of those who light up south Brooklyn every year.

PBS Nova spoke with physiology experts and competitors to find out what happens to the human body during speed eating competitions.

Julie Nashawaty of South End Pet Sitting shared the story of Luna, a Maine Coon cat who spent 12 years in a rabbit cage in a hoarder's house.

Mike MacCracken dressed up in a ghillie suit and blended into the bushes and trees to play extreme hide and seek with his dog Ellie.

Episodes of the influential MTV animation series "Liquid Television" are available to watch for free on YouTube and on the Internet Archive.

Liquid Death and Depends introduced the "Pit Diaper", a badass brief that lets users relieve themselves safely while in a mosh pit.

The Anvy Luna Store is selling a shiny open-mouthed human skull aerator that looks like it is vomiting wine into your glass when pouring.

Derrick Gee explained why there is a display of free Ricola cough drops at the Elbphilharmonie Symphony Hall in Hamburg, Germany.

Cameron Cortinas did amazing impressios of the Rankin/Bass characters Kris Kringle and Winter Warlock from "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town.

Thomas Deininger creates gorgeous optical illusion sculptures of birds, many of which are endangered or extinct, out of discarded toys.

Arum Natzorkhang seamlessly pronounced the every iteration of English swear words as they evolved from 5000 BCE to 2024 CE.

Minion, the little dog who tried to kick a sleeping cat out of his bed, was given a custom umbrella to carry in his mouth on a rainy day.

While out shopping, a little boy named Auggie Rooney was told to follow his father's instructions to pick out a toy that fits in one hand.

A determined orange cat who tried to escape a Tennessee yard was bodychecked by a big black dog who didn't want him to leave.

The Confused Breakfast podcast discussed a fan theory that "Back to the Future" and "The Goonies" both took place on October 26, 1985.

Tharoth put together a humorous compilation that compares specific scenes from "Tom and Jerry" with real cats in similar situations.