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JamesofThe Action Lab launched a -346F (-210C) solid nitrogen snowball at a mask of Abraham Lincoln's face.

Slops McGee (Greg Saniatan) created amazing stop motion videos that shows him throwing pottery and painting with LEGO bricks.

Vox producer Edward Vega visited Vancouver to find out why the Canadian city is used as a substitute for filming locations in the United States.

A hilarious sketch from the classic British show "Hale and Pace" shows why cats aren't the best choice as guides for the visually impaired.

Alternative Cuts imagines what it would be like if the terrifying drug lord Tuco Salamanca from Breaking Bad were a player in Squid Game.

Musician Nina DiGregorio performed a badass cover of Eddie Van Halen's "Eruption" solo on a custom 7-string fretted electric violin.

Jay Leno drove the iconic 1977 Pontiac Firebird from the classic television series "The Rockford Files" which is owned by Pat McKinney.

PopMojo put together an amusing compilation that shows which celebrities voiced certain cartoon characters at some point in their careers.

Daniel Steiner explained how the first street grid in NYC was laid out in Gravesend, Brooklyn, 150 years before Manhattan.

During an AXS-TV interview with Tom Green, legendary pot-smoking comedians Cheech and Chong told the story of how they originally met.

Lolly Adefope read "A Correspondence" by John Julius Norwich, a hilarious series of letters about gifts from "The 12 Days of Christmas".

MinuteEarth explained "The Ancestor Paradox", in which a multi-generational family many not have as many ancestors as they thought.

A miniature Aussie named Kaido rides around NYC in a backpack on his human Matty's bicycle, adorably "awooing" to any passing siren.

As he's done in past years, Chris Barker compiled a painstakingly curated "Sgt. Pepper's" themed tribute of celebrities who died in 2024.

Gregulations built a wildly impractical but very cool Penny Farthing motorcycle that took over 400 hours to complete.

Zack Edison put together a lively mashup of over 100 movies that were released in 2024 all around the world.

Kurzgesagt looks at the history of humankind and its lack of hygiene to explain why allergies are so prevalent in modern times.

A biologist who found four hermit crabs saw that their shells were too small and created a selection of larger shells for them to shop from.

Swamp Jawn explained how the Rankin Bass characters from "Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer" were outsourced to a studio in Japan.

A demanding pit bull sat at the table and ate a bowl of ramen and other foods using hands that his hidden human provided.

Benedict Cumberbatch used a general American accent to read "Ladies and Gentlemen of A.D. 2088", a prescient 1988 letter by Kurt Vonnegut.

Randall Munroe ofxkcdand Henry Reich ofMinutePhysics explain what would happen if a pool was put on the moon.

The Weizmann Institute conducted an experiment in which humans competed against ants to complete the "piano mover's puzzle".

The Wall Street Journal explains how President Jimmy Carter helped launch the craft beer movement with a bill that legalized home brewing.

Max MillerofTasting Historynostalgically prepared the iconic rectangular school lunch pizza using a USDA recipe from 1988.

Ze Frank takes a humorously informative look at stingrays, a flat fish with a unique body that makes them look like "floppy sombreros'.

An Australian Broadcasting Corporation news report from 1976 spotlighted the difficulty that consumers had opening simple cartons of milk.

Ms. Qin, the owner of a hot pot restaurant in Chongqing, China, serves food to her customers while moving like a humanoid robot.

A touching story from Flatbush Cats features a little boy who describes fostering and adopting Ginger Beer, a beautiful elder orange cat.

Petr Lebedev of Veritasium visited the Luray Caverns in Virginia to learn more about The Great Stalacpipe Organ.

The compassionate people at Gates Wildlife Control removed a litter of baby raccoons who had been stashed under the roof by their mother.

Tommy Shaw performed several classic Styx songs with Daryl Hall and his house band in an incredible episode of "Live From Daryl's House".

Ms Mojo and Pop Mojo createf hilarious compilations of "Saturday Night Live" guest hosts breaking character.

Jack Quaid and Tawny Newsome amusingly shared what they did to prepare for recording the final episode of "Star Trek: Lower Decks".

A rescued pigeon became an adopted competitive sibling to the Corgi who found her in the street as a newly-hatched squab.

Robert Plant spoke with Dan Rather about how the death of his five year old son Karac in July of 1977 had on his incredible music career.

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.