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Angel Sacristia performed alongside the 1946 appearance of The Jubilaires singing "Noah", giving the song a modern 21st century beat.

4K Movie Restorer colorized and enhanced scenes from the 1922 German Expressionist film "Nosferatu" for its 100 year anniversary.

In the 1968 BBC special "Tolkien in Oxford", J. R. R. Tolkien talked about the popularity of his epic fantasy novel "The Lord of the Rings".

Mystery Scoop put together a compilation of 19th Century portraits that were digitally restored and brought to life using AI software.

A dog named Maverick hilariously ran out into the front yard and froze in place when he saw a circle of black Halloween cat decorations.

RobWords examined the etymological origins of certain military ranks and re-ranked them according to their original definitions.

Tommy Lee Depp arranged and performed a serene yet colorful bass cover of the classic Scottish folksong "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean".

Tom Scott went inside a simulator at the Airline Flight Academy to experience what it would be like to land a 737 Jet in the case of an emergency.

Jackson Galaxy explained the various angry sounds that domestic cats make and the reasoning behind each of these expressions.

Puddles Pity Party sat at his piano and played a powerful cover of the iconic Black Sabbath song "War Pigs".

When Fred Rogers was given the Emmy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1997, he gave a selfless speech about remembering those whom we loved.

Pasi Rajamäki of Magnet Tricks remixed the various sounds from attracting magnets into a syncopated, danceable Dubstep song.

Cooperative of Photography (COOPH) showed how to shoot photos of a toy car to make it look like a speeding life-sized getaway vehicle.

Matt Beat of The Beat Goes On focused on the origins and legacy of the iconic punk rock band The Ramones in a brief history.

Musician Andre Antunes performed the recently resurgent and iconic Metallica song "Master of Puppets" in the distinctive style of Muse.

Zak Korvin used an intricate Japanese style of geometry to create a Mon, a crest of graceful cranes inside a perfect circle.

Andy Rehfeldt put a bouncy Bossa Nova soundtrack of his own composition behind the Nirvana video of their classic grunge song "Breed".

The Dutch Domino Team built an outstanding 3D domino run that took over 17 minutes to fall down, setting a new amateur record.

The mysterious Moyun performed a bouncy cover of Lil Nas X Star Walkin' (League of Legends Worlds Anthem) on a traditional guzheng.

The creepy 1930 stop motion animation "Doll Daisy in Hearts and Flowers" used dolls to tell the story of Daisy and a pair of suitors.

Video restorer NASS updated vintage footage of London in the 1930s with both the sound and the color professionally corrected.

The Flying Dutchmen shared gorgeous 4K POV footage of a coaster ride down a mountain into the Oeschinen Valley of Switzerland,

Maromaro performed a cheery rendition of the original "Halloween" theme in honor of the holiday and the final chapter of the film series.

Alexander Sellite of Laser Everything explained how a fiber laser works to carve intricate designs in seconds using slow-motion footage.

Musician Desmond Doom applied the distinctive defiant style of The Smiths to the somber Radiohead song "No Surprises".

Anna Eyink performed "The Creativity Song", from "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared" while alternately dressed as the series characters.

Vox spoke with Jeff Marion to learn more about the strategic design of hiking trails so that hikers and the surrounding nature are safe.

Renowned cat expert Jackson Galaxy looks at the similarities and differences between the cats and dogs who live in our homes.

The Chicago Cubs and Sky Candy Studios gave an incredible drone tour of Wrigley Field and the surrounding neighborhood of Wrigleyville.

SciShow explains the practicality of skipping for many land animals, astronauts, and children but not necessarily for adult humans.

Sam Edelston wowed fans at FabFest Charlotte with a dulcimer cover of "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" that was both joyful and somber.

David Scott of The Kiffness collaborated with a rhythmically crying tuxedo cat to create a very catchy tune with neighborly lyrics.

A regal five-foot green iguana named Blue lives in Pittsburgh with his doting human, who gives him a truly lavish and loving life.

Flatbush Cats, in cooperation with Bodega Cats, documented how some NYC bodega cats don't receive the proper veterinary care they need.

The rainbow eucalyptus is a unique tree with a multicolored bark that is native to The Philippines, Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea.

"60 Cycles" is a short film from 1965 about the 1964 Tour du St-Laurent, a picturesque bicycle race that stretches 2400 km across Quebec.

Wizard With Guns acted out a parody of a covert conversation between a newly solo Han Solo and an informer inside a Star Wars cantina.

An Old German Owl pigeon named Evelyn fetches random items around the house like a dog to make a nest for both himself and his human.

Rob Scallon tried out a double-sided guitar with a thick neck and six guitar strings on one side and four bass strings on the other.

How Things Are Manufactured shared a fascinating timelapse that shows how much houseplants move over the course of 24 hours.

A cat named MacKenzie sat on a soft blanket and began "making biscuits" while a baking video played on the computer in front of him.

Tom BetGeorge of Magical Light Shows created a 'Stranger Things' Halloween light show with a 400 foot Mind Flayer made out of drones.

A tired Saluki dog named Nilo barked very politely at the orange kitten sleeping in his bed in a persistent effort to get it back for himself.

Dancers with The Australian Ballet gracefully recite the English Alphabet using ballet terms relating to their pointe shoes.

MayTree performed a resounding cover of the theme from Back to the Future with sound effects and all.

Cat expert Jackson Galaxy explained the various reasons why cats love cardboard boxes but hate their carriers.

Animator Sam O'Nella used his distinctive stick figure to humorously describe the random manner in which animals are given scientific names.

Vocalist Geoff Castellucci performed a low bass cover of the western song "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky" with four ghost cowboys on either side.

In a 1989 episode of the British television show The Ghost of Faffner Hall", musician Thomas Dolby explained how a synthesizer works.

Robyn Adele Anderson performed the iconic White Stripes song "Seven Nation Army" as a snappy bluegrass cover that includes banjo and violin.