Because it’s hard to complain about a bandmate that only wants to be paid in carrots, this is a video of rescue horse Yupia (who already has the hair of an emo frontman) playing the harp with caretaker Mikayla Theone Khramov, who’s using some of Yupia’s samples for an upcoming

Because if we can’t have the cool tech Back To The Future II promised (I still write Robert Zemeckis angry letters), I guess we’ll have to settle for the Wild West of the third movie. These are a couple videos of the Back to The Future III themed backyard train

Made by the folks at Youtube channel Secondhand Movie Co, this is a ‘If Star Wars had a $10 Budget,’ a 52-minute mostly cardboard recreation/parody of A New Hope. For reference, the original movie was made for around $11-million. Adjusted for inflation that’s roughly $60-million today. This was made for

This is a video of a young artistic inline skater performing a freestyle slalom to Michael Jackson’s ‘Smooth Criminal’. How he manages to weave around all those cones without knocking one over is beyond me (full disclosure: most things are). I suspect it involves a lot of skill and practice

This is a video of artist Tyler Nathan Turnbull overpainting a framed print found at a thrift store with elements from the original Jurassic Park. The result? “Don’t say it.” IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM. “You said it.” I couldn’t not, I’m sorry. “Are you though?” Only eight times in

This is a video of juggler spencethejuggler performing a 0-7 pin kickup, successfully launching 7 pins into the air by foot one by one and juggling them all simultaneously. He gets the first five in the air real quick, but the last two take a little longer. Me? There’s no

This is a video of jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi’s first televised performance of the classic ‘Linus And Lucy’ he composed for Peanuts (I also work for peanuts). This was way back in 1964, a year before A Charlie Brown Christmas, and long before I was around. At least in this

Sea otters hold hands while they sleep floating on their backs, an incredibly precious behavior known as rafting, so they don’t get separated while they’re napping. The behavior is particularly useful to young sea otters, who haven’t quite developed their sea legs yet and need to stay close to mom.