While appearing on "Late Night with Conan O’Brien" in 1999, an amused David Bowie begrudgingly performed a song that Conan O'Brien wrote.

The History Guy bonded with his audience about the history of super glue, noting how it was discovered twice by accident.

British musician Bloxsy performed an incredible guitar medley of 12 classic punk rock riffs that originated in the United Kingdom.

Mike Judge spoke about the inspiration for the voices behind his famous characters from "Beavis and Butt-Head" and "King of the Hill".

A wayward gecko landed on a restaurant table and began nibbling on a grilled pineapple that was sitting on a diner's plate.

The Maitrix quite amusingly imagined how both cats and dogs would dress themselves according to personality of their specific breeds.

Comedian Gus Johnson and musical friends perfectly showed what it's like to listen to The Beatles with only one headphone.

Four-time Jeopardy winner Alex Schmidt explained the origin of the stop sign in the United States and why they are octagonal in shape.

A spicy cat named Tempeh loves to ride on the back of a pig named Beatrice around the house and Beatrice doesn't mind at all.

Japanese artist bokunou designed a cleverly designed pair of jeans with a clear pocket at the knee to hold interchangeable knee rips.