In a 1970 news promo for the ABC Evening News with Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner, the day's issues are presented in an intense animation.

Dr. Emily Zarka of Monstrum explains the mythology of Púca, a shapeshifting trickster of Celtic lore that inspired the "Donnie Darko" rabbit.

Linguist Dr. Geoff Lindsey analyzes the verbal register of vocal fry, noting that it's been around for a lot longer than we actually think.

Hank Green of SciShow explains how new scientific advances in chemotherapy are seeking to make cancer treatment a tiny bit easier to bear.

A kind man from The Yass House cares for the stray cats he finds on the streets of Morocco and fosters them to find homes in US or Canada.

Process Discovery captured wonderful footage showing how Tiffany lamps are constructed with each piece of glass cut by hand.

Dorothy released "Inside Information" an illustrated boombox print that celebrates the 50th anniversary of hip-hop.

Peter Capaldi and Matt Berry performed a fiery reading of an exchange between the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and the Zaporozhian Cossacks.

Dean Peterson traveled from Los Angeles to New York City on a cross-country Amtrak train to find out what it was like to make such a journey.

Tomosteen created a fun stop motion animation featuring a skeleton named Bones who makes tiny pizzas inside a tiny shop for delivery.