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Rick Astley partnered with indie band Blossoms to cover 16 iconic songs by The Smiths in a secret second set at Glastonbury 2023.

The great Rick Astley performed his iconic "Rickroll"song"Never Gonna Give You Up" to an appreciative audience at Glastonbury 2023.

Kurzgesagtshows via vivid animation how cells can be corrupted by cancer, like the invasion of a city, starting with a single cell.

TheVoyageurs Wolf Project compiled adorable footage of tiny wolf pups trying to howl with all their respective might.

The Smiths made their television debut on a November 1983 episode "Top of the Pops" performing "This Charming Man".

A group of Foosball players took their game to the next level by switching out the standard handles with Ryobi power drills.

Winga of Insta360 showcases the incredible capability of the Flow, an AI smartphone stabilizer that helps him film stunning stop motion shots.

Mark Roberused many tricks from his scientific arsenal in an unsuccessful attempt to hide from a determined search and rescue dog.

Ryan Phillips, founder of the Life With Pigs Farm Sanctuary,performs acoustic covers of 1980s songs to rescued cows Jenna and Maisie.

Minimaus Crafts created a shiny armored Green Goblin using recycled soda cans and other household products.

Swedish artist and craftsman Love Hulten created the Ferrofluid Drum Synth using a Deton8 synthesizer from Twisted Electrons.

Heavy Spoilers provides a full rundown of the sixth season of "Black Mirror", including all the Easter Eggs and callbacks to previous seasons.

An adorable pair of disabled ducks who can swim but cannot walk, have formed an incredible lifelong bond of friendship with each other.

The Gaze looks a the quiet elegance of Looney Tunes background art, noting how the screen is filled with liminal space without characters.

Fred Mills of The B1M takes a look at the tallest skyscrapers that are currently under construction around the world in 2023.

Ryder Calm Down turned his truck into a giant dot matrix printer using computer-activated water valves attached to a wooden frame.

Butcher Billypartnered withNetflixto create acustom series of postersthat creatively interpret the themes 'Black Mirror' season six.

Glamour tells the visual story of 100 years of prom dresses by decade as part of their "Evolution" series.

Freeride mountain biker Sam Pilgrim paired up with his little brother Lewi to ride a side-by-side tandem bike really fast down a big hill.

Bill McClintock amusingly combined the iconic KISS song "I Was Made for Lovin' You" with Earth Wind and Fire's "Boogie Wonderland".

Mallory Crusta of Cats.com shared several interesting facts about orange tabbies, noting they are not necessarily of the same breed.

The baby goats at Sunflower Farm Creamery had themselves a lively pajama party, gleefully romping around the barn in sunflower pajamas.

The Museum of Classic Chicago Television shared the earliest known HBO sign-off animation from 1976, before 24-hour television.

Santa Barbara guitarist Bruce Goldish was approached by Jackson who swapped stories and busked a bit with him.

The male white-spotted puffer fish creates complex and beautiful sand mandalas in an earnest attempt to attract a mate.

Tim Conway knew exactly the one word to say to getHarvey Korman to break character while on the set of 'The Carol Burnett Show'.

NativLang looks at phonemes, the unique sounds and vocal combinations that comprise various languages, including English.

Learn Something New took a look at the cheese caves of the US, noting how this surplus has been the subject of debate throughout the decades.

BrotherhoodWorkshop explained his specific techniques for animating water, both still and moving, for his stop motion LEGO videos.

Sci-Inspi used a microscope to examine milk fresh from the supermarket and milk that was long expired to see the bacteria differences.

In the summer of 1997, the MTV series Motel California aired four short videos that showcased the classic fantasy card game "Magic: The Gathering".

Musician Arnaud Delannoy performed the opening lick from the George Michael song "Careless Whisper" on an amazing 100 instruments.

"Period Drama" is an amusing animation that tells the story of a naive young girl who spirals when she wakes up with blood on her sheets.

Amy Turk collaborated with David Stanton to play an impressive cover of "Sultans of Swing" on a kit-built Harp E electro-acoustic harp.

The "Inside Out Dragon" by Jerry Andrus is a marvelous optical illusion that makes it appear the eyes are following wherever we go.

A robotic spy cuttlefish navigated the delicate balance of cuttlefish society using digital chromatophores to change colors as appropriate.

Max Park shattered the Guinness World Record when he solved a Rubik's Cube in an astonishing 3.13 seconds.

An ROV launched from the E/V Nautilus captured the sight of what seemed to be a smiling sailfish at 2,800 meters (9,186 feet) underwater.

Adam Cole of the NPR series "Skunk Bear" explained how to find the most popular constellations in the summer sky using a 360° animation.

The IBM 7094 at Bell Labs in New Jersey became the first singing computer in 1961 with song "Daisy Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)".

Greyson Wyatt of Gimmick Films assembled a nostalgic 25 minute compilation of commercials aired on ABC and CBS in 1997.

RetroWDW restored the "Magic of Walt Disney World" the iconic 16mm tourism film from 1972 in high-definition video.

Jonas Marti captured footage of his amazing climb up the Daubenhorn Via Ferrata, the longest of the many mountain climbing routes in the Swiss Alps

While on "Late Show With David Letterman" in November 2010, Jim Carrey broke the host's coffee cup while singing the a-ha song "Take on Me".

Noah Lefevre of Polyphonic takes a look at the endurance of concept albums despite critics' ongoing naysaying and new technological advances.

Diver Rex Colubra became underwater friends with a friendly smallmouth bass named Elvis whom he taught to respond to a sound.

Jens Heidler captured magnificent macro timelapse footage of thirteen species of mushrooms and other fungi growing over 1,000 days.

Weird History takes a forthright look at the real world origins of mythological creatures imagined through folklore, rumors, and fiction.

Engineer Sergii Gordieiev wanted to see if and how triangular wheels would work to move him forward as he pedaled his bicycle.

Max, the vociferous Moluccan cockatoo, told his human that he wanted an apple and when she questioned him, he threw a tantrum.