Laughing Squid

During a 2012 show in Memphis, Styx played two of the band's most seminal albums, "The Grand Illusion" and "Pieces of Eight".

The Slow Mo Guys created a watermelon rocket by placing it on a skateboard and then propelling forward it with lit sparklers.

A talented bulldog named Chowder, who absolutely loves to skateboard, refuses to go to bed without his beloved board by his side.

In the dark comedy web series "Do We Eat Him?", two slightly unhinged zombie apocalypse survivors debate if they should consume a dead man.

The BBC Earth Explore series "Everyday Extremes" accompanied a woman named Mina as she worked as a crane operator in Oslo, Norway.

Musician Iwo Jedynecki performed a theme from the Harry Potter movies on a modern portative accordion, an instrument used in the Middle ages.

Sweet Bread shares wonderful videos of the beautiful tandoori breads that he makes at his bakery in Uzbekistan.

Spanish musician Martín Blanes impressively performed several lively swing jazz covers on a traditional hurdy gurdy.

Harrison Trautschold Brown explained the working class origins of the distinctive Brownstones that line the streets of Brooklyn.

Musician Joe Walsh of the Eagles showcased his incredible dexterity and creativity for making his guitar sing.