In this rare bit of history, you’ll see a live TV show from the 1950s in which a Holocaust survivor gets surprised with a reunion with her friends and family. It’s a full episode, so make time for it––it’s definitely worth a watch.

This guy is muscle on muscle on muscle. But when his masseur digs into those muscle, this big man screams like a baby. It’s good to see that he’s still a little bit human.

Blue whales, despite being absurdly big, are some of the most beautiful, majestic creatures on the planet. In this video, watch a few swimmers try to cut fishing line wrapped around this young whale’s tail.

The moment you stop having fun is the moment you officially become old. We could all take a lesson from this grandma, who still finds joy by playing simple practical jokes on people.

When nature calls, sometimes you can’t put it on hold. You can see the proverbial phone ringing throughout the interview when the woman clutches her stomach. In the end, though, she loses the fight.

You’ve got to give it to these guys: they’ve built one heck of a fireworks launcher. Too bad the thing is closer to a real weapon––it fires more than a thousand roman candles per second.

If you thought slot car racing was for teenagers and geeks, well, you may be right. But that doesn’t mean this hobby isn’t ridiculously intense. Look (or rather, listen) to how fast these little cars go.

Most rock songs don’t translate well to choral music. But Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing,” popularized in the movie Armageddon, sounds great sung by a choir.

Dogs deserve praise, especially when they’re doing something good. But there are some times that dogs might want privacy, like when they’re going number two. But this little girl just has to praise her best friend.

Although it isn’t anymore, the USSR was once on the minds of most Americans. Most Americans did not, however, know much about life in the USSR––nor do they now. This is a glimpse into the daily life of Soviets before the fall of the USSR.

There are no bathrooms in Times Square. So when people travel to New York City for New Year’s Eve, they have to plan ahead. Or, you know, wear diapers.

Have you ever wondered how the USPS manages to deliver millions of letters and packages? Here’s an inside look into its massive, complex sorting system.