"Antidepressants or Tolkien" is an amusing game that asks if a word is an antidepressant drug or character from a J.R.R. Tolkien story.

An insightful and timely essay by The School of Life looks at strategies to remain resilient and how to stay going in the face of adversity.

David Friedman took a deep dive into the history of the "Celebrity Talking Taxi" program in New York City, which ran from 1997 through 2003.

A tiny lactose intolerant baby red squirrel grew big enough to play his toys after gaining weight from a modified lactose-free formula.

Popular Mechanics shared a meditative technique used by US Army pilots in World War II that would help them fall asleep within ten minutes.

TIFF Originals took a look at the distinctive cinematographic style of director David Fincher, noting four overarching themes in his work.

On the CNBC show "Make It" Mike Kurtz of Mike's Hot Honey explained how he turned a side hobby into a multi-million dollar business.

Three clever bell-ringing cats watched in fascination as they set off a rolling Rube Goldberg chain made of colorful dominoes.

Name Explain shared theoretical insight about the origin of both the question mark and the exclamation point in Latin-based languages.

Language instructor Helen Day captured stunning footage of a starling murmuration flying just inches from the ground in North Wales.