Lori Dorn
Lori is a Laughing Squid Contributing Editor based in New York City who has been writing blog posts for over a decade. She also enjoys making jewelry, playing guitar, taking photos and mixing craft cocktails.
Loving Pit Bull Cares for Foster Animals Around Him
A loving pit bull named Bamse proved himself to be a very caring nanny for the foster animals in the home of artist Dani Karlsson.
A Group of Musicians Provide a Lively Carnival Sideshow Soundtrack to the Noisy ‘Num Num Cat’
A group of musicians provided a lively carnival sideshow soundtrack to the footage of Leo the cat making "num num" noises as he drank.
‘Jump’ by Van Halen Played in the Minor Key
Musician and composer Andy Rehfeldt took the iconic video for the Van Halen classic "Jump" and transposed it all into the minor key.
Mark Proksch of ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Pranked Midwest TV Stations as Yo-Yo Expert in the Early 2000s
Before Mark Proksch was in "What We Do in the Shadows", he pranked morning shows in the 2000s as yo-yo expert Kenny "K-Strass" Strasser.
A Hypnotic 4K Video of the Sun Over the Course of One Month Created Using 78,846 NASA Images
Seán Doran compiled photos from the Solar Dynamics Observatory to create a hypnotic 4K video of both sides of the sun over one month.
Jack Black Performs With an All-Star Teen Band to Celebrate Blue Bear School of Music’s 50th Anniversary
Jack Black performed "Suffragette City" with the Blue Bear School of Music's Teen All-Star Band to celebrate the school's 50th Anniversary.
Incredible Drone Footage Captured Flying Over the Erupting Volcano in Iceland
Iceland Aerials captured amazing drone footage of the ongoing eruption of Geldingadalsgos volcano in Iceland using a GoPro HERO10 Black.
Chatty Cat Keeps Her Lonely Human Company
An adorably chatty Bengal named Zoe has learned to talk to her beloved human Emily and is ready with an answer whenever a question is asked.
Johnny Marr Performs The Smiths’ ‘How Soon Is Now’
Johnny Marr performed an incredible version of The Smiths' song "How Soon Is Now" at The Crazy Face Factory in Manchester, England.
Wonderfully Detailed Portraits of Insects Taking Flight
Adrian Smith of Ant Lab captured detailed portraits of various mantises, moths, hoppers, flies, and other insects taking flight at 6,000 FPS.