Because occasionally (but very, very rarely) hard work and dedication pay off instead of just being a giant waste of time, this is a video of William Landgren showing the incredible progress he made using Blender (a free and open-source 3D computer graphics software toolset) over the course of two

Constructed by incredibly talented LEGO builder jazlecraz, this is the LEGO Great Ball Contraption Showcase up for support on the LEGO Ideas website. For those of you unfamiliar with how the LEGO Ideas website works, if a set reaches 10,000 supporters LEGO will review it and consider the set for

Because magic is all around us, this is a video of some guy squirting spray cheese through the center hole of a Ritz cracker and it perfectly layering itself in a circle around the top of the cracker. visibly blowing Tik Tok’r Matt Corry’s mind in the process. And mine

This is a clip from a recent hard-hitting episode of Inside Edition investigating whether Flex Paste (in Phil Swift’s miraculous Flex Seal family of products) works as well as it does in the television commercials. To determine if it does, the program teamed up with students from the Grove School

This is a video of a professional barefoot waterskier (at least that’s what the video description says) performing a couple pushups while being towed behind a boat. Admittedly, pretty impressive, although how the person driving the boat didn’t pull a hard left turn in the middle of Aquaman’s workout clearly

This is a video of Tom Cruise lookalike/impersonator Miles Fisher going the extra mile with the help of video effects specialist Chris Ume and being deepfaked into a version of the actor discussing industrial cleaning. I think the reason the result is so uncanny is because Miles already looks so

This is a video just released by Google demonstrating its Project Starline, a fancy 3D video chat booth that’s supposed to make you feel like the person you’re talking to is actually sitting across from you through a window, jail visitation style. Some more info about the project while I

This is a video discussing and demonstrating a method for rendering a much more photorealistic version of Grand Theft Auto V using an artificial intelligence powered convolution network that produces images frame-by-frame at speeds fast enough to be run at interactive (read: playable) rates. Some more info that’s so far