Tommy Lee Depp performed a haunting bass cover of the Simon and Garfunkel song "The Sound of Silence" on brightly colored strings.

Andrew Parsons refurbishes vintage TV sets and radios and turns them into luxurious beds for cats and small dogs.

Steve Martin talked directly to the camera in the "For Theater Owners Only" trailer for the 1979 comedy "The Jerk".

The GhostChef boarded the S-Bahn in Berlin and proceeded to prepare an avocado and egg toast from his seat using mobile cooking gear.

Dr. Emily Zarka of "Monstrum" looks at the ongoing cycle of how vampires are either portrayed as monstrously scary or incredibly sexy.

Two Feet Outdoors launched his kayak into NYC's East River with the destination of the tiny Belmont (U Thant) Island to camp for the night.

Designer Ippei Tsujio of Toal has created a clever set of wrapping paper that is so realistic that makes a gifts look like a loaves of bread.

MinuteEarth explained the "Frequency Illusion", a cognitive phenomenon that occurs when a new concept or idea suddenly appears everywhere.

Architect Michael Wyetzner spoke about the incredible evolution of Frank Lloyd Wright's innovated work over the course of 70 years.

Dr. Emily Zarka of Monstrum explained the rather discernible historic differences between goblins and hobgoblins.