Big Bang Drums captured slow motion footage of a pinscreen toy reacting to a cymbal strike, with the pins visualizing the vibrations.

The BBC Money Programme spoke with early internet retailers like Jeff Bezos to see if internet shopping would ever be viable.

Kundan Chowdhury of the Chandan Art Academy in West Bengal, India, draws clever art with his finger on the windows of dirty cars.

Artist Benjamin Shine uses an iron to press tulle fabric into incredible portrait sculptures that either stand alone or attached to clothing.

Italian artist Amedeo Capelli of Stoccafisso Design creates wonderfully whimsical wooden mechanical automata toys that he carves by hand.

Kings and Things looked at the early use of autochrome color photography in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

British Museum curator Dr. Irving Finkel held up an ancient clay cuneiform tablet, explaining it was the oldest map in the world.

Takayo Kiyota creates whimsical art out of sushi rolls, masterfully combining colored rice, vegetables, and seaweed for vivid images.

During an interview with musician Rick Beato, the great Stewart Copeland of The Police admitted that Sting's songwriting was genius.

Deadpool and Wolverine break the fourth wall to remind the audience to silence their phones during the movie, each in their own way.