Videos
Guy Finds Hermit Crabs Living In Plastic And Offers Them New Shells
These hermit crabs in Okinawa, Japan are living in plastic they find on the beaches because of shell over-collection. This man has started a hermit crab conservation project to help remove trash and offer them new shell homes. He even carves sweet message...
We Love: Ciara Proves She's A Musical Force To Be Reckoned With
From her classic songs to her infamous dance moves, Ciara has proven that she is a force to be reckoned with.
We Love: Toni Braxton's Mellow Melodies Made Her A Fan Favorite For Decades
Known for her dynamic ballads and mellow melodies, Toni Braxton has managed to have a career that spans across decades.
It Girls: How Faith Evans Became A Singing and Songwriting Superstar
With over 20 million albums sold and two Soul Train Awards, Faith Evans has been able to keep fans tuned with her dynamic singing and songwriting abilities.
We Love: Babyface Has Had An Undeniable Impact On Music For Over 40 Years
Babyface is heralded as one of R&B's greatest singers and songwriters. His musical legacy includes over 200 top 10 hits, R&B hits 26 number one singles, and so much more. Watch as we honor his 40-year career.
For The Love Of Brandy
Brandy’s rise to one of music’s acclaimed vocalists began at a very young age. Watch as we look back on her start as a teen actor on “Thea” to one of R&B’s most beloved voices.
A Legacy Of Soul: How Janet Jackson Reigned Supreme For Over Four Decades
Hailing from one of music's most famous families, Janet Jackson made a name for herself as one of music's most chart topping singers for over four decades. Tune in as we look back on her legacy of soul.
Plasma - Don't Rain On My Parade
From the musical "Funny Girl". Released on January 27, 2024 by drag queen Plasma (Taylor Ratliff) who is a Musical Theater graduate of Oklahoma University. Also starring Lady Celestina, Pink Pancake, Selma Nilla and Vanity LeVain. Plasma is a contestant...
How To Paint an African Lady
Acrylic Painting for Beginners. All you need are a few basic supplies you likely already have.
Imbolc Explained: Groundhog Day's Celtic Origins
Ever wonder how Groundhog Day became a thing? It started with Imbolc (February 1st), a celebration of spring's arrival dedicated to the Celtic fertility goddess Brigid.
Are We Bovvered?
A compilation of some favorite Catherine Tate sketches featuring some well known faces!
The Royal Jewels
Although many of the monarchies of Europe and Russia no longer exist--or exist in a much more ceremonial capacity--their astonishing jewelry still remains and is still worn by the remaining royal families.
National Museum of American Illustration
Welcome to the National Museum of American Illustration (NMAI), where artworks from the 'Golden Age' of illustration are presented in the Gilded Age architectural frame of Vernon Court. Visitors can appreciate our American Imagist Collection as a medley o...
Living With Gods: Peoples, Places and Worlds Beyond
The British Museum has an exhibition called Living With Gods: Peoples, Places and Worlds Beyond. The exhibition explores the connections between belief structures and society structures. It features artifacts that span thousands of years of spiritual beli...
Hail, Caesar! (2016)
In the early 1950s, Eddie Mannix is busy at work trying to solve all the problems of the actors and filmmakers at Capitol Pictures. His latest assignments involve a disgruntled director, a singing cowboy, a beautiful swimmer and a handsome dancer. As if a...
The Incredible Tale of the Bamboo Cutter
In this video we will tell the Japanese myth of the Bamboo Cutter. In it, a humble bamboo cutter finds a beautiful princess inside a bamboo stalk and adopts her. This child is Princess Kaguya, a wise celestial being.