Eight hours of remarkable uncut footage of David Bowie's seminal rock film "The 1980 Floor Show" from 1973 at the London Marquee.

An adorable pet otter named Kotaro gleefully celebrated his fourth birthday with a hand-selected buffet of his favorite foods.

Alasdair Beckett-King hilariously parodied space movies and TV shows where the person communicating onscreen realizes he's about to die.

Vox looks at the misnomered cinematic "Dutch angle", noting that the roots of this camera trick originate in German Expressionism.

A man was spouting nonsense into his phone but when he replayed the recording, it came out as the ABC Song.

Movies Insider visited with set designer Rena DeAngelo to learn how she transforms modern streets into those of a different era.

A loving pit bull named Bamse proved himself to be a very caring nanny for the foster animals in the home of artist Dani Karlsson.

A group of musicians provided a lively carnival sideshow soundtrack to the footage of Leo the cat making "num num" noises as he drank.

Musician and composer Andy Rehfeldt took the iconic video for the Van Halen classic "Jump" and transposed it all into the minor key.

Before Mark Proksch was in "What We Do in the Shadows", he pranked morning shows in the 2000s as yo-yo expert Kenny "K-Strass" Strasser.