Laughing Squid

Antiquarian bookseller Tom Ayling visited the Museo della Carta in Amalfi, Italy to learn how to make paper by hand.

Peter Dinklage read a dam-ing letter by Stephen Tvedten to a government agency who ordered him to remove beaver dams on his property.

Issaquah, Washington, spoke with artist Thomas Dambo, the creator of giant wooden trolls that interact with their natural surroundings.

In the first A.V. Undercoversession in seven years, GWAR stopped by to perform a poignant rendition of "I'm Just Ken" from "Barbie".

TheRockin'1000, played a powerful live cover of the Rage Against the MachineanthemKilling in the Name" in 2022.

"Polkamania!" by "Weird Al" Yankovic is a fabulous animated compilation of polka covers of really huge hits from the past decade.

With the release of "Deadpool and Wolverine", Ryan Reynolds humorously narrated a nature video that introduces an actual wolverine.

GlasBlasSing performed a remarkable cover of "Axel F" from "Beverly Hills Cop" on bottles and instruments made out of bottles.

Watch the Titles is an amazing collection of stellar title sequences from movies, television shows and video games.

Becorns are adorable little acorn people made that artist David M. Bird poses interacting with local wildlife.

Zane Lamprey explained why a traffic light in the Irish neighborhood of Tipperary Hill in Syracuse, NY hangs upside down.

German musician der schaelm performs unique covers of various popular rock songs with somewhat melodic hand farts.

New York City History Hub explained how the term "jonesing" originated from Great Jones Street in the East Village of NYC during the 1960s.

An affable 79 year old US Navy Veteran named Patriot Kenny witnessed a working 3D printer for the very first time.

A food server shared clever way to use salt and pepper shakers by rubbing the ridges on the bottom of each against the other

Nine year old Maituo (Junxi Lu) is an incredibly talented guitar prodigy who channels B.B. King while playing the blues.

liulangCooki captured absolutely spectacular drone footage of the climbing route to the 29,000 foot peak of Mount Everest.

VocalistGeoff Castellucciperformed alow bass coverof the Marty Robbins country-western ballad "Big Iron" in five part harmony.

After a 1993 concert in Memphis, Paul McCartney and Carl Perkins fondly talked and exchanged rockabilly riffs backstage for an hour.

In the fifth season of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" in 2003, host Drew Carey invited a very bouncy Richard Simmons to join the episode.

On an amusing episode of Conan O'Brien Radio, Conan surprised frenemy Jordan Schlansky with a virtual visit by Geddy Lee.

Comedian Marshall Patrick amusingly acted out how a newcomer would react to specific terms used only in the Southern United States.

"Echo" is a powerful short film about Daniel Kish, a blind educator who uses clicks and echoes to navigate the world around him.

Palina Axelsdottir Njarvik of Farm Life Iceland shared the story of Sunna, a rescued lamb who has acts more like a dog than a sheep.

The Drive told the story of Richard Ankrom, a street artist who secretly installed a clarifying addition to a confusing LA freeway sign.

1320video captured amazing footage of vehicles launching off the side of a 300 foot cliff in Glacier View, Alaska on the 4th of July 2024.

Andy Grammer adorably beatboxed a drum solo while he moved his baby girl Izzie's hands to make it look like she was playing the drums.

There I Ruined It irreverently reimagined Kermit the Frog performing the Snoop Dogg song "Gin and Juice" to "The Rainbow Connection" melody.

Paul Gilbert held a double bass like a guitar and shredded the iconic Ronnie James Dio song "Holy Diver" to announce a Dio tribute album.

Barber Kevin Martinez slowly ran his comb through Kyle's hair, revealing the full scope of Kyle's elaborate head tattoo.

Jimmy Page sat with BBC News in 2014 to talk about how the seminal Led Zeppelin hit "Stairway to Heaven" was written as he listened to it.

While Julian Rad was recording a ground squirrel chomping on a dandelion stem, another snuck up from behind and stole the flower.

Gloved hands belonging to Carol Cleveland Sings performed a tinkly cover of Vivaldi's "Spring" on numerous instruments.

Ethan Chlebowskisampled six different types of caviar to determine if price made a difference when it came to taste.

A blue-and-gold macaw named Happy, took off from her human's arm as he was riding a bicycle and returned to him when she was done flying.

Woody Harrelson read a humorous letter written by author John Cheever to a friend who had foisted a very unforgiving cat upon him.

Allyouneedtoknowaboutearth explained how high heel shoes were originally made for men, first for utility, which led to royal vanity reasons.

Eric Bailey and artist mox created "Super Moxio Bros", a "Super Mario Bros" tribute game made out of typewriter characters.

Urban Theory specializes in tutting, a creative hip hop style where dancers form synchronized geometric angles with their arms and hands.

A rescued opossum named Pixie, who is a part of the Leap of Faith Bengals family in Bakersfield, runs on their outdoor cat wheel every night.

ReYOUniverse explored the tunnels of London to learn about the Roman ruins that were pushed under the city, along with other subterranean items.

Leon The Cat Dad shared a wonderful recipe for a "Catnip Cocktail", a refreshing and enjoyable drink for your feline at any time.

Vika Bren creates astonishing 3D body art illusions using body paint that make it look like her physiology has been impossibly altered.

A really sweet special needs calico cat named Lily has feline hyperesthesia causes her to experience hallucinations out of nowhere.

Gabriel Bonnin plays original songs and covers on a hurdy gurdy that he combined with a Singer sewing machine motor for more power.

Filmmaker Elliot Manarin and his raven Loki love each other so much that they happily give each other kisses and cuddles on a regular basis.

Architectural Digest spoke with Tom Kundig and Lou Maxon of Maxon House, a modern home with a fully detachable office that runs on rails.

Danish musicianSoren Madsenplayed a jauntyfingerstyle cover of the classic love song "Michelle" by The Beatles on classical guitar.

Randall Munroeofxkcdexplained what would happen if an enterprising soul wanted to print out all of Wikipedia, including every edits.

Epic Spaceman created a fascinating video showing him shrinking down from human size every 21 seconds until he reached the size of an atom.