The 1989 RTE program Head to Toe talked to Dublin teens about whether they considered themselves to be a Goth, a Cure Head, or a Psychobilly.

Swedish artist Love Hultenhas transformed a full-sized synthesizer into a convenient portable form using a wooden suitcase with a handle.

Musician Sarah Lipstate performed an ethereal cover of the haunting theme from "Twin Peaks" on a gorgeous Fender Jazzmaster guitar.

Designer Lachlan Turczan animated banknotes from different countries over the years for the Blake Mills song "Money Is The One True God".

Eagle McGill hilariously replaced Frasier Crane's famous Seattle view with environments from popular video games.

Ethereal in E quite popped up from underwater to play a tranquil tune on a steel handpan drum that was floating on the surface of the river.

Astronomical filmmaker Seán Doran has created an 8K timelapse that gives an ultrawide view of orbiting the Earth.

Chris-Rachael Oseland of Kitchen Overlord has written "Alien: The Official Cookbook", recipes inspired by the "Alien" movies.

Jack Nugent of "Now You See It" talks about the unappreciated cinematic artistry behind seemingly lowbrow, weird internet videos.

Musician Zach Lapidus quite humorously mashed up the infamous 'Seinfeld' theme with the speeded-up sound of Mile Davis' iconic song "So What".