The congregants of this Norman, Oklahoma church recently joined together on a Zoom call to produce a particularly unique cover of "Don't Worry Be Happy".
Thanks to their creative owners, these three cats in Japan get to wear whimsical hats made from their own shedded fur, after it is felted and styled.
A crafty English mom has come up with a brilliant way to reunite her kids with their best pal after she installed a perspex window into their fence.
These parents got creative to make their daughter's 2nd birthday special, recreating a McDonald's drive-thru at home in New Zealand.
The Newtons have created 'Britain's best garden' and grown a spring spectacular bursting with color in Walsall after spending lockdown tending their oasis.
Not only was Mr. Rogers also quarantined to his home as a child, he used his self-isolation to dream up some of his most iconic TV characters.
Back in 2017, flower artist Makoto Azuma captured a breathtaking series of videos depicting floral arrangements flying into space.
Shimon is an AI robot capable of writing its own music, from jazz to rap—and it could signify a fascinating new era for musical collaboration.
For the last 20 years, Bioni Samp has been using the sound of his bees to make music that spurs young people to think about pollinator populations.
These are just 10 of the sweet submissions of good deeds that WS readers have been sending us since the start of the novel coronavirus outbreaks.
Casey Drake has been bringing beloved Disney characters to life as a means of cheering up her socially distanced neighbors and quarantined community.
The annual Rube Goldberg Machine Contest will be open to international video submissions from engineers of all ages until May 31st.
Poop in, clean water out. Bill Gates has invested more than three million dollars on behalf of the 2.6 billion people around the world who don't have access to modern toilets. Yesterday, the three winners of his "next-generation toilet prize were announced, showcasing innovative designs that capture and process human waste without piped water, sewer or electrical connections. Even more impressive, the toilet prize-winners all transformed human waste into useful resources, such as energy and water.
Erin Sloan says that she hopes her homemade project will help to smash gender stereotypes in the rock climbing community.
What a creative idea: Joanne Ussary bought a used Boeing 727 for $2,000. It cost $4,000 to move and $24,000 to renovate. The plane, hoisted onto a cliff overlooking the beach and touting beautiful wooden floors and walls, looks like a great investment.
This youngster is lucky to have a dad with such a knack for engineering.
The majority of 2,000 survey participants agreed that giving-and receiving-handmade or heartfelt gifts was far better than store-bought presents.
You can own a fleet of fantastic vehicles that can drive right off the highway and into the water, thanks to a self-made mechanical genius named John Giljam. An ideal portrait of the American story, Giljam grew up on a farm in upstate New York, but in ninth grade scored 98 on a college aptitude test for mechanical engineering.
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