Footage from the Deportivo Benito Juarez in Tijuana’s Zona Norte, where hundreds of migrants from Central America are sheltering with hopes of entering the United States. From L.A. Taco: Along the path, various organizations and government bodies have set up booths to aid the migrants: medical, legal, human-
In 2002, David Lynch made a show called Rabbits, "perhaps the most bizarre and arguably literal sitcom imaginable." It's since been used by clinical psychologists to make study participants "feel unpleasantly uncomfortable."
“I’m embarrassed by the limitations of my ability to talk about it.” Stephen Colbert uses a story about broccoli, Star Trek, and a frozen Bible to explain why he went back to Catholocism.
Surreal animations invade the real world.
A soothing exploration of flowing colors and forms. Created with paint, oil, and liquid soap—and no special effects.
In this aerial timelapse beginning in 1984, we can see how as Las Vegas grows, Lake Mead sinks.
If you want to play Pokémon Go properly, and your bike setup isn't adequately mobile, try an 11-phone rig on your waist.
Here's the current World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen playing "bullet chess."
A short movie about two women—a mathematician and a plaintiff in a landmark Supreme Court case—fighting racial gerrymandering in North Carolina.
An animated short depicting life above the clouds, where civilization can't touch you, until it does.
