This is some footage (including awesome on-board clips) from the 1966 Monaco Grand Prix that’s been upscaled to 1080p and 60 frames/second. If I didn’t know any better, I’d just assume it was footage from an old remastered action movie. And maybe it is, I wouldn’t be able to tell

This is some footage captured along China’s Yulong River of the Golden Dragon boat slowly making its way downstream. The boat, which consists of 80 separate rafts connected to one another, measures a respectable 2,300-feet long all together. That’s an impressive dragon! Maybe not as impressive as my dragon, but

This is some recently unearthed footage of New Orleans from way back in 1898 when dinosaurs still roamed the earth. The video features six floats from that year’s Mardi Gras parade (the theme was ‘Harvest Queens’), and more than one time traveler I was able to spot by zooming and

These are two videos from Ryan Briggs featuring the last day of school at Glendora High School in California circa 1999 and 2001. God, I remember 1999 — just like it was 23 years ago. Which is to say not very well at best. I guarantee my body didn’t ache

This is a video of Bardcore vocalist Hildegard von Blingin’ and musician Algal the Bard covering the classic ‘House Of The Rising Sun’ MEDIEVAL STYLE, including using period-appropriate instrumentation. It was enjoyable — definitely the kind of music I wouldn’t mind listening to in the tavern over a mug of

Seen here trying to milk a t-rex tooth, paleontologist Mark Loewen of the University of Utah & Natural History Museum of Utah discusses all the dinosaur misinformation presented in Jurassic Park. So it’s not a prehistorically accurate documentary is what you’re telling me. That’s terrible news. Mostly because I’ve based

This is a video of a young Björk Guðmundsdóttir singing ‘Cork The Bitch’s Arse’ as lead singer of punk band Tappi Tíkarrass during a 1982 performance at the Western Melavellinum in Reykjavík, Iceland. She really is a joy to watch on stage — such a presence. Unrelated but also kinda

This is a video of all the celebrity window cameos from the original Batman series (1966 – 1968) as Batman and Robin “climb” the exterior of buildings. There are fifteen in total, and they are, in order: 1. Jerry Lewis 2. George Cisar (from the 1966 film) 3. Dick Clark