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Director and longtime Star Wars fan Kevin Smith colorfully rated the abilities of every Jedi and Sith from the movies.

Lars Von Retriever edited footage to make it look as if the North Korean military was playing the RATM anthem "Killing in the Name".

PercussionistJens Zygar performed a resounding solo on different gongs at the Memphis Gong Chamber inside the Memphis Drum Shop.

The Guardian has put together a heartfelt compilation paying tribute to the lighthearted sense of humor of Queen Elizabeth II.

Professional freeride mountain biker Sam Pilgrim decided to build a pair of wooden wheels for his bike to see how they would ride.

Playing for Change partnered with ICRC for a powerful cover of "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" by 40 international musicians.

Five adorable British shorthair cat siblings each enjoyed a lovingly plated dinner inside their own private cardboard dining room.

Charles Berthoud played an ethereal cover of the iconic Led Zeppelin song "Stairway to Heaven" on a gorgeous six-string fretless bass.

MechanicalFiend crafted a wonderfully detailed miniature of Jack Skellington's house from "The Nightmare Before Christmas".

Livin' Loud With Andy shared an amusing video of his son feeding a plush cookie to a subwoofer covered to look like Cookie Monster.

James Robinson explores the subject of prosopagnosia, a disorder known more commonly known as "face blindness".

"Alphabet Lore" by Mike Salcedo is a darkly humorous animation in which the letter "F" terrorizes the remaining letters of the alphabet.

A rescued pitbull named Bam Bam was shown the beautiful colors of the fall season in Oregon by his loving human for the very first time.

In a 1994 episode of "Tomorrow's World" Kate Bellingham explains how the internet works and how the UK needs to ready its infrastructure.

British planetary scientist Dr. James O'Donoghue created a mesmerizing video showing Jupiter rotating in real time over almost ten hours.

Rob Watts of RobWords takes a vibrant look at the international etymological origins of the English words for different colors.

Yvonne Shortt is a talented visual artist who is legally blind due to Retinitis pigmentosa, which breaks down cells in the retina over time.

Wired visited GeoGuessr Trevor Rainbolt to learn more about the tricks he uses to identify the location from a Google Street View photo.

In a rare outtake from "Mary Poppins", Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrews traded vocals while lip-synching the song "Chim Chim Cher-ee".

Luca Stricagnoli performed a unique cover of Dire Straits' "Money for Nothing" on an acoustic guitar with an attachable reverse slide neck.

British watch company Creamy Patina has created elegant yet very convenient cufflinks that also act as miniature timepieces.

Amaury Guichon of the Pastry Academy in Las Vegas built a fully articulating robotic arm with a working grabber out of dark chocolate.

A baby squirrel who was attacked by birds and separated from her mother was rescued by a compassionate man in New York City who raised her.

Thomas Flight examined how "Better Call Saul" used objects, location, and cinematography to visually tell the story of Saul Goodman.

Taylor Hawkins' 16 year old son Shane joined Foo Fighters onstage to perform "My Hero" during a tribute concert in memory of his father.

The Moog Etherwave Theremin is an updated theremin that features a five octave pitch, increased bass response, and easier playability.

John DiMarco created a compilation of the iconic Borg ultimatum "Resistance is Futile" as it was declared throughout "Star Trek".

The Toronto Zoo put together an informative video that explains how cheetahs vocalize their needs.

Rockin'1000 performed a powerful live cover of the iconic Queen and David Bowie collaborative song "Under Pressure".

Dave Grohl joined Tenacious D, actor John C. Reilly, Greg Kursten and Beck to perform a campy cover of Seals and Crofts's "Summer Breeze".

Danny DeVito and daughter Lucy amusingly reviewed tattoos that capture the variety of characters he's played throughout his career.

Filmmaker James Robinson made a short documentary about John Hendrickson, a talented professional writer who stutters.

Nick Alfieri who lives in Germany, quite amusingly used German sentence structure to speak in his native English.

George Lucas sat down with Robin Williams to talk about the severe fan backlash that the "Phantom Menace" character Jar Jar Binks received.

The Slow Mo Guys cut off the right hand of a Stretch Armstrong and attached a garden hose to capture the explosion in slow motion.

A funny black cat named Ari hilariously walks like a crab around her human's apartment while carrying an almond in her mouth.

Charles Berthoud took his viewer's advice to play something "Lit" and performed a slap solo on an LED lighted bass with glowing strings.

Dr. Erica Brozovsky, PhD of the University of Texas at Austin explains the etymological origins behind common food names around the world.

Musician Luke Pickman of InstrumentManiac performed "The Lick", a famous diatonic musical phrase, on an amazing 92 different instruments.

An over-the-top, dramatic report from 1987 introduces the Goth subculture to BBC audiences from a cemetery.

Adrian Smith of Ant Lab captured 6K fps slow motion footage of colorful moths and beetles taking flight from a standing position.

Tom Scott traveled to Austin, Texas to learn about a machine designed to shake the ground like an earthquake or an approaching dinosaur.

Daniel Thrasher hilariously imagined how Lin-Manuel Miranda would order a pizza in a parody of the song "Alexander Hamilton" from "Hamilton".

South Park The 25th Anniversary Concert, which took place at Red Rocks in Colorado on August 13, 2022, is now available to watch online.

A tiny baby goat who was rejected by her mother was rescued by Friendly Family Fields Farm and has since come to believe that she is a cat.

Daara employed Midjourney to creat AI art that matches the heartfelt lyrics of the Guns ‘N Roses ballad "Sweet Child O’ Mine".

Rerun the 80s put together a nostalgic compilation of distinctive sounds from the 1980s and 1990s that are rarely heard in the current day.

A cockatoo named Molly laughs maniacally like an evil villain while chasing her humans around the house during a game of "Hide and Seek".

Marcin took to the great outdoors to perform a modern acoustic interpretation of the classic Beethoven composition Für Elise.

An adorable 28 year old rescued donkey named Monte loves to serenade his loving human Pinky Ruggles in a beautiful baritone voice.