Slops McGee (Greg Saniatan) created amazing stop motion videos that shows him throwing pottery and painting with LEGO bricks.

Vox producer Edward Vega visited Vancouver to find out why the Canadian city is used as a substitute for filming locations in the United States.

A hilarious sketch from the classic British show "Hale and Pace" shows why cats aren't the best choice as guides for the visually impaired.

Alternative Cuts imagines what it would be like if the terrifying drug lord Tuco Salamanca from Breaking Bad were a player in Squid Game.

Musician Nina DiGregorio performed a badass cover of Eddie Van Halen's "Eruption" solo on a custom 7-string fretted electric violin.

Jay Leno drove the iconic 1977 Pontiac Firebird from the classic television series "The Rockford Files" which is owned by Pat McKinney.

PopMojo put together an amusing compilation that shows which celebrities voiced certain cartoon characters at some point in their careers.

Daniel Steiner explained how the first street grid in NYC was laid out in Gravesend, Brooklyn, 150 years before Manhattan.

During an AXS-TV interview with Tom Green, legendary pot-smoking comedians Cheech and Chong told the story of how they originally met.

Lolly Adefope read "A Correspondence" by John Julius Norwich, a hilarious series of letters about gifts from "The 12 Days of Christmas".