Weird History recounts the long history of some of the most common catchphrases and idioms used in the English language.

Business Insider traveled to St. Albans, Vermont, to learn how the Ben & Jerry's factory churns out a million pints of ice cream daily.

Bryan Cranston sat down with GQ to talk about the most iconic roles of his career, fondly recalling the personality and style of each.

Birdlady Drin cleverly uses a pair of sunglasses and a paper plate to turn her face into a feeder for up-close views of birds.

Jasper Hughes posted footage of his middle school band covering the Guns ‘N Roses ballad "Sweet Child O’ Mine".

Rhetty for History looked back at once-popular beer brands that were discontinued and/or made unavailable over the last century.

Macrofying captured vivid microscopic footage of a working ballpoint pen in slow-motion along with other household items.

A rescued cockatiel named is so attached to her human that she does yoga with her and accompanies her on bicycle rides and hikes.

HarvardTHUD performed a striking cover of the classic AC/DC song "Thunderstruck" on colorful boomwhackers.

Impressionist Mary Elizabeth Kelly, a self-described "mouth actor", describes how different actors reveal their teeth while speaking.