Laughing Squid

Chef Amaury Guichon showcased his incredible pastry work with a realistic dartboard made from a layered pistachio cake.

Otherwords host Dr. Erica Brozovsky looks at languages with single words that express certain feelings that don't exist in English.

Rap legends Snoop Dogg and Eminem premiered the Bored Ape themed video for their long-awaited collaborative song "From The D 2 The LBC".

James and Edward of the ActionAdventureTwins found a hole that dropped 220 feet into the Earth and then they went down to explore.

Andre Antunes remixed the Nooran Sisters singing a Bollywood song to a live Red Hot Chili Peppers guitar soundtrack.

Warning Signal quite hilariously played the intro to the iconic Rage Against the Machine song "Killing in the Name" on dog toys.

The BBC released a 1985 interview with Kate Bush who spoke about her album "Hounds of Love", which includes "Running Up That Hill"

40 Fingers performed a stunning orchestral rendition of the distinctive Mozart composition "The Marriage of Figaroe" for acoustic guitar.

A very athletic blue heeler named Pepper absolutely adores hitting balls thrown at her by her shop mates with the bat she holds in her mouth.

Emily Sebryk spoke about the special bond between a spry Australian shepherd named Robin Hood and a gorgeous Andalusian horse named Teddy.

Adam Ragusea took a look at the different natural sources of licorice flavor, noting that they all contain a compound known as anethole.

An adorable 7 year old Phish fan named Jovi joined frontman Trey Anastasio onstage during his acoustic show in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

A wonderfully touching animation about a lonely broken junkyard robot named BeepBoop who tries to make a friend from the scraps around him.

David Fielding has grown out his backyard in London so that it would be welcoming to a growing family of foxes and other wildlife.

"Weird Al" Yankovic shared a hilarious coverage take from his "Eat It" parody video that shows him playing roughly with his food in bed

Margaret Hamilton reprised her role as the Wicked Witch of the West in a "Sesame Street" episode that was pulled for being too scary.

Knoptop took a camera he wasn't particularly fond of and subjected it to his new engraver even though he'd never used one before.

Novelty retailer FanWraps is selling an adorable Grogu (Baby Yoda) dashboard companion that waves when exposed to the sun.

Two matchsticks next to each other with their heads touching appear to kiss in a long, incendiary embrace after one is lit.

Composer David Hilowitz used a children's science kit and some tin foil to make a spinning music sequencer from an old bicycle wheel.

A new season of the darkly surreal series "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared" is coming to UK's Channel 4 in September 2022.

Artist Larysa Bernhardt creates gorgeous textile moths with beautifully embroidered wings made of vintage and unusual tapestries.

A 1959 ad features a high tech luxury bed with a control panel to complete the simplest of tasks. Plus room for a cup of tea.

Artist Noriyuki Saitoh creates absolutely gorgeous and seemingly delicate insects out of bamboo.

The Heimatdamisch performed a jolly cover of the AC/DC song "Highway to Hell" in true German Oberkreiner (Slovenian polka) style.

ArtMayer of Copper Guitars humorously visited his local McDonald's in disguise to purchase enough french fries to build a guitar.

Chef Amaury Guichon sculpted an adorable chocolate snail that was nibbling on a red-topped mushroom.

In a classic Sesame Street video, three Muppets in sunglasses try to keep a chaotic Bip Bippadotta from disturbing their orderly rhyme.

Charles Berthoud performed a funky cover of Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" by combining his amazing slap bass and tapping skills.

Drumeo paid tribute to the late, great Taylor Hawkins, noting his incredible drumming talent, unique drum kit, and contagious enthusiasm.

Joseph Pisenti of RealLifeLore explains how Russia came to own a small yet strategic piece of Germany along the coast of the Baltic Sea.

Luthier Derek Lenard of Big D Guitars spent 3 months building an incredibly unique electric guitar out of Jenga stacking blocks.

James Bruton built an amazing Omnidirectional vehicle that uses balls instead of wheels in order to propel it into motion.

Sideshow Collectibles has created a magnificent life-sized, fully articulating, 1:1 talking C-3PO limed edition collectible figure.

I Love Fun put together an amusing compilation of every time Doc or Marty says "Back to the Future" in of the "Back to the Future" films.

Eight googly-eyed recycled devices from Device Orchestra performed a surprisingly melodic cover of the Queen song "Don't Stop Me Now".

Backyard Ontario Wildlife captured absolutely adorable footage of a mama red fox romping around the tall grass with her two kits.

Hildegard von Blingin' partnered with Algal the Bard to perform a melodic Medieval cover of the classic folk song "House of the Rising Sun".

Riah's Tie Dye showed how to apply liquid dye onto a white t-shirt in a beachball pattern in order to get a colorful wide spiral.

The Plufl is a comfy-looking dog bed made specifically for humans and features a thick pillow border, memory foam, and soft faux fur.

Joe Scott of Answers With Joe takes a look at the ten most interesting places around the work where the public is forbidden to visit.

A tiny snow leopard cub adorably stalked and startled his seemingly unsuspecting mama as she walked past, causing her to jump like Tigger.

Love Hulten created The Doodlestation, a synthesizer station that features an animated Doodles NFT character who vomits rainbows.

John DiMarco put together a sobering compilation of the characters who met an untimely end wearing a red shirt in "Star Trek".

Jason Scott used the AI image generator Midjourney to illustrate the lyrics from MC Frontalot‘s 2007 song "Secrets From The Future".

A turtle named Sergio adorably zooms around the house on top of a Hot Wheels car that is attached to the bottom of his shell with Silly Putty.

A woman named Tala found herself the caretaker of baby caterpillars from a giant Polyphemus moth who briefly sought her protection.

Butcher Billy partnered with Netflix to create classic wall posters for each episode the fourth season of "Stranger Things".

Adam of North of the Border Craftworks sculpted what he believed the iconic LEGO man might look like in real life out of clay.

A white cat walked across the sand, placing her back feet in the footprints made by her front feet, leaving only two sets instead of four.