Because a friend in need is a friend indeed (that means a friend who’s there for you when you’re in need is real a friend, which took me forever to decipher), this is a short video of a cat leaping onto the bed to hug his howling dog friend to

This is Doom 2 – Hell On Earth made out of cardboard by Bill Thorpe of Youtube channel GAMES made of CARDBOARD. The production value is relatively high (it even includes a cameo by id Software cofounder John Romero as his severed head Easter Egg from the final level of

Seen here performing what will now forever be known as a Mary Poppins, a man throws his umbrella as it opens, the wind catches it, and then he catches it. Could his catch have been a little better? Sure, it does look like he almost got poked in the eye

To celebrate Mario Day (Mar10), this is a video of classically trained pianist/starer Lord Vinheteiro performing the Super Mario Bros overworld theme on a baroque harpsichord while dressed as Mozart. Towards the end he also does a little underworld theme, and the starman theme (when Mario gets an invincibility star).

This is some timelapse macro footage of M&M’s melting in water as captured by photographer Jens of Youtube channel Another Perspective (previously: snowflakes melting in reverse). According to Jens, if you’re interested in doing the same yourself, “everything you need is any camera, a tripod, a small fish tank, and

Because humans will always need cups and people to stack them efficiently, this is a video of a speed stacker stacking and unstacking a 36-cup pyramid in a blistering 8.462-seconds. Is that some sort of new record? No clue, he seems pretty excited about it though, so I’m excited for

NOTE: KEEP YOUR VOLUME LOW, GLASS EXPLOSION. This is some home security cam footage of a tempered glass wall that looks like it was primarily used as a sticker board and place to mark the height of children as they grow deciding that its had enough of this life and

This is a video discussing and displaying the evolution of Epic Games’ Unreal Engine, from the initial Unreal Engine tech demo of 1996 to the upcoming release of Unreal Engine 5 and Metahuman Creator. We sure have come a long way, haven’t we? The early graphics look so antiquated I