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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.

Bozo the Clown traveled to Germany in 1971 to get a behind the scenes look at the upcoming movie "Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory".

"Leftover Pasta" by Ben Knight is an animated short about Frankie who has to rescue their brother Caleb from behind a screen.

100 year old Roland Reisley is the last original owner of a Frank Lloyd Wright house (located in Pleasantville, New York's Usonia community).

A robotic male satin bowerbird kept a sharp eye on the young ones who pretend to be female to steal gathered trinkets from older males.

Laurence BrownofLost in the Pond shared his confusion about habits that are distinctive to the US and foreign to a British expat.

Wired editor Amit Katwala traveled to different places around the world to meet with the brilliant people behind ingenious robotic limbs.

Debbie Pearl of The Unstoppable Ranch shared the story of Elliot and Zoe, two rescued dogs who learned to walk with four prosthetic legs.

eli_handle_b.wavput the questionable Saul Goodman into the Wild Westof "Red Dead Redemption 2" to offer his legal services.

The brilliant actors of the Disney+ series Andor sat down with BuzzFeed to take a canonical trivia quiz about the "Star Wars" universe.

Tony Cash, an Italian boy from NYC, sounds like Joe Pesci or Tony Soprano when describing his Nonna's fresh pasta and meatballs.

Selftrue.Journey shared a powerful animation showing what happens within the first 72 hours when a dog's beloved human passes away.

Xiaomanyc addressed the students of Westtown High School in their native Gen Alpha language about the importance of learning other languages.

Musician Andre Chez Lewis performed a beautiful cover of the classic theme from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood on a Celesta.

Tommy Lee Depp performed a haunting bass cover of the Simon and Garfunkel song "The Sound of Silence" on brightly colored strings.

Andrew Parsons refurbishes vintage TV sets and radios and turns them into luxurious beds for cats and small dogs.

Steve Martin talked directly to the camera in the "For Theater Owners Only" trailer for the 1979 comedy "The Jerk".

The GhostChef boarded the S-Bahn in Berlin and proceeded to prepare an avocado and egg toast from his seat using mobile cooking gear.

Dr. Emily Zarkaof"Monstrum" looks at the ongoing cycle of how vampires are either portrayed as monstrously scary or incredibly sexy.

Two Feet Outdoors launched his kayak into NYC's East River with the destination of the tiny Belmont (U Thant) Island to camp for the night.

Designer Ippei Tsujio of Toal has created a clever set of wrapping paper that is so realistic that makes a gifts look like a loaves of bread.

MinuteEarth explained the "Frequency Illusion", a cognitive phenomenon that occurs when a new concept or idea suddenly appears everywhere.

Architect Michael Wyetzner spoke about the incredible evolution of Frank Lloyd Wright's innovated work over the course of 70 years.

Dr. Emily Zarkaof Monstrum explained the rather discernible historic differences between goblins and hobgoblins.

WhizKids mashed together a miniature version of Mr. Potato Head with that of the monstrous Beholder from "Dungeons & Dragons".

Randall Munroe of xkcd and Henry Reich of MinutePhysics explained why someone with all the money in the world could never spend it.

When Anthony Beckham found out that his cat Teddy was stuck up in the rafters, he happily crouched down to provide a softer landing for Teddy.

Andy Lambert of "The Mute Series" returned after five years with four deadpan single shot short films without dialogue.

A black Angus bull named Seamus, who was born with a rare palsy condition, hosts his own cooking show where visiting chefs cook for him.

Pub Choir invited their audience of 102,974 singers from every stop on their worldwide tour to sing "Bohemian Rhapsody" phrase by phrase.

The Unusual Suspect created an amazing mashup that recreates the inimitable Eminem song Lose Yourself" using lines from 331 different movies.

Hank Green shared with his brother John his amazement at the nonsensical and arbitrary ways that time zones are applied around the world.

The Back Focus looks at the 1986 Rob Reiner film "Stand By Me" and how similar each actor's background was to the character they played.