Laughing Squid

Finnish bluegrass band Steve 'n' Seagulls performed a jolly up-tempo cover of the classic Iron Maiden song "The Number of the Beast".

Former Vaudeville musician Sid Laverents documented himself recreating his one man band act in the 1970 short film "Multiple SIDosis".

The Art of Storytelling explains how the Borg went from terrifying to commonplace as it appeared across the Star Trek franchise.

Bill Bruford, the drummer of progressive rock bands such as Yes, Genesis, and King Crimson, shows how he teaches young students to play.

Shinrashinge created an ingenious moving illustration that, with the strategic pull of various paper tabs, turns a young boy into a werewolf.

Jeremy Clarkson and James May of "Top Gear "went on a search for the very first car that has the same layout as modern automobiles.

Analise Mifsud performed the classic synth pop instrumental "Popcorn" on keyboard, Theremin, and an adorable Otamatone.

"4 Ever Green" shared wonderful footage of the most rare and most beautiful pigeons from around the world.

The Animal Sounds explained the vocalizations rabbits make, then played audio of rabbits in the wild making these sounds.

Freddie Wong searched all over Los Angeles to find the most accurate Chinese food takeout menu from the 1990s for his movie "Nail House".