Eames Kolar remixed scenes from "Seinfeld" to create a clever shot-for-shot remake of the opening credits for "Succession".

A loving dog name Lily acts as a service dog to both her human, who is in a wheelchair, and to her canine sister Kinley, who is deaf.

In 1981, Tom Waits he lent his distinctive vocals to a rare but fitting script for dog food that featured a slightly seedy street ambience.

Italian artist Giulia Bernardelli creates beautiful works of art using spilled coffee and other liquids as her primary medium.

Wang Xiqi and Guan Jian of Langfang, Hebei, China, in collaboration with Chevrolet Menlo, built the world's largest Rube Goldberg Machine.

Sam Denby of Half as Interesting explains why commercial airlines fly over the North Pole but not the South Pole.

Best of Vogue quite cleverly morphed together random acts of clumsiness into deliberate falls by graceful runway Vogue dancers.

While performing a Muppets version of the Christmas carol "Ringing of the Bells", a restless Animal decided to add actual bells into the mix.

A nanny elephant at the Elephant Nature Park tried to rescue a baby elephant who wandered away for a nice, quiet swim alone.

Charles Berthoud stripped his bass down to a single string (A) and absolutely shredded an incredible solo using taps, slides, bends and slaps.