Argentine artist Ladrón de Chatarra (Scrap Thief) built a comical, hand-cranked red devil robot that eats aluminum cans and crushes them for easy recycling.

Masked Marble built a GraviTrax marble run that creates a bluebird mosaic in just 16 minutes by releasing hundreds of pre-positioned colored marbles.

Film and TV essayist Rocket Riley examined the origins of Mandalore in "Star Wars" lore, noting key battles, losses, and victories over a span of 10,000 years.

Simon Whistler of Today I Found Out explained that Area 51, the secretive U.S. Air Force facility, likely got its name from the numbering used at the Nevada Test Site.

Found Footage Festival shared a clip from a humorously dated 1998 Spencer Gifts training video on displaying new Halloween masks, from "Scream" to "South Park".

In a 1988 BBC interview with Sir Terry Wogan, the late, great Sir Patrick Stewart explained how a chance encounter at UCLA led to his role as Captain Picard.

Your Process shared a look at artists from Kelly Party in Tay Ninh Province, Vietnam, carving a giant block of foam into a stunning white dragon.

Wirecutter visited Minnesota State Fair butter sculptor Gerry Kulzer, who carves portraits from 90-pound blocks of butter inside a rotating refrigerator.