Native Icelander Sanxyra read off seven of the most difficult road names for visitors in Iceland to pronounce.

Argentinian tattoo artist Pablo Ezequiel Frias, a resident artist in NYC, creates hyperrealistic tattoos featuring pop culture icons.

Musician Louis Cardozo performed his original song "Fly" on a paragliding piano flying over a very green valley in the English countryside.

Alex Schmidt explained how early New York City origins of the unlikely act of slipping on a banana peel made it a classic comedy trope.

RuggyBagyStudio created a moving parts rug that opens like a pizza box to reveal a SpongeBob pizza with semi-detachable slices.

Luthier Mark Erlewine shared his experience tuning up and repairing Trigger, the iconic Martin nylon string guitar belonging to Willie Nelson.

A little red-cheeked cockatiel named Tacchan tapped out a rhythmic song on a metal storage bin on the wall with his beak.

Jack Nicholson hilariously accepted the BAFTA Best Actor award from the set of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" in 1975.

Ze Frank offers an amusing look at the lifecycle of opossum, noting that playing dead is an involuntary defense that fools predators.

The premiere episode of the Howtown features a fascinating discussion about the types of colors dogs can and cannot see.