Coast Fest shared an amusing video of a vacuum cleaner sounding just like Damon Albarn's opening lines on Blur's "Song 2".

David Newell, Mr. McFeely on "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood", recalled the day in 1974 when Julia Child cooked "Spaghetti Marco Polo" with them.

The Paint Explainer looked at the major flags of the world and provided detail about the design of each over the course of 16 minutes.

Boston Dynamics introduced their new, all-electric Atlas humanoid robot, noting its superior real-world application to previous iterations.

James McCartney and Sean Ono Lennon, sons of Paul and John, have released "Primrose Hill", a new song that they wrote together.

Mrs. B demonstrated how a pair of arrows facing in one direction changed to the opposite direction when viewed through a glass of water.

Clark Lupton mounted a 1984 Polaroid Sun 600 camera onto his drone, which was fitted with a remote motor to click the shutter to take photos.

Mind the Map explained why several cities across Germany have deliberately installed fake bus stops that don't have pickups.

Yeti Pictures created "Miniwood", a marvelous compilation of movie scenes from the past 40 years recreated with action toys and figures.

As part of their “What If?” series, Randall Munroe and Henry Reich explained what would happen if everyone in the world jumped at once.