Nokirin quite amusingly took the very meme-worthy scene from the “Frame Toby” episode of The Office during which Michael Scott screams “No God, Please No!” at the sight of Toby Flenderson‘s return to the workplace and translated it into six different languages. Famous “The Office” Scene (S5E9) in 6 different…
Best Selling Songs of Every Decade From the 2010s Through 14,000 BC in Backward Chronological Order
Comedians Adrian Gray and Archie Henderson quite hilariously compiled the best selling songs of every decade, ranging from 14,000 BC through to current day. They presented each in backward chronological order, moving from such well-known acts with whom most of us are familiar. Also included in their list are some…
Funky Geometric Bass Made From 2000 LEGO Bricks
Burl, the incredibly creative luthier of Burl’s Art, built an incredible bass out of 2000 LEGO bricks in various shades of green, yellow, and black. The bricks were then laid out in a funky geometric pattern. I take a bunch of Lego bricks and build a bass guitar. View this…
A Clever Pizza Making Machine Powered by a Toy Train
Brooklyn kinetic artist Joseph Herscher (previously) of Joseph’s Machines quite ingeniously built an automatic pizza making machine that’s powered by a toy train running along a circular track. The machine spreads sauce, grates cheese and even slices pepperoni that’s ready to bake for a yummy treat. This machine uses a…
Online Calculator That Shows When You’ll Be the Same Age as Wilford Brimley When ‘Cocoon’ Was Released
View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Zanuck Company (@zanuckco) The Brimley/Cocoon Line Calculator is an amusing interactive online calculator by Lindsey Smith, inspired by the Brimley/Cocoon Line Twitter account, that determines the date in which which the user will be exactly the same age as actor…
Little Island, A Unique ‘Floating Park’ in New York City
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Little Island (@littleislandnyc) Little Island is a unique ‘floating park’ at Pier 55 on the west side of New York City along the Hudson River. The topography of the 2.4 acre park features rolling hills, lush greenery, a large amphitheater that…
Renowned Subway Dancer Reflects on How COVID-19 Brought His Work in New York City to a Stop
“Teeth” by Brooklyn filmmaker Alex Fischman Cardenas is a touching short about a renowned New York City subway dancer Ikeem “Teeth” Jones who offers his personal insight on how COVID-19 affected his beloved city, particularly how it brought the trains and thereby his work to a complete stop for over…
How Saul Bass Pioneered the Art of Movie Title Design
Video editor Luís Azevedo (previously) of Little White Lies takes a look at how the legendary Saul Bass pioneered the then-static art of movie title design in the 1960s. Azevedo explains how Bass brought the medium to animated life, albeit sometimes the title sequences were better than the films themselves…