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Rhetty for History shared the distinctive sounds of classic toys, gadgets, and electronics from the past that are seldom heard anymore.

Bree Soligny took in a tiny orphaned duckling and raised her by hand, then built a bedroom for her when she got too big.

The insightful School of Life explains how children who grow up with a self-absorbed parent are often left without a strong sense of self.

"The Candy Factory" is a wonderful documentary about Ann Ballentine and her artist enclave in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn that was once a factory.

Artem Mayer of Copper Guitars built a hole-y Les Paul-style electric guitar that looks like it was made of scrumptious looking donuts.

15 year old Tayo Marchand from Sydney, Australia easily switches between four different languages while performing songs on the piano.

The Henson Company released historic footage that documents the complicated relationship between Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy.

Musician Joshua Woo performed “Friday I’m in Love” in the highly distinctive style of The Smiths while twirling a sunflower like Morrissey.

Name Explain embarked on a quest to understand why musical notes have been historically named after letters of the alphabet worldwide.

An incredibly agile baby elephant at the Oregon Zoo adorably kicked a watermelon around in the grass as if it were a soccer ball.