Get lost in Robert Kolodny’s bittersweet visual love letter to the most magical place in Brooklyn, Coney Island.

YouTube legend, TED Talker, Tweeter and all around internet phenom Ze Frank is back with a new show appropriately titled “a show”. In this first episode he implores us to get up and do something, to not punish ourselves for our failures and to not pat ourselves too hard on the back for our success.

Caine, probably the coolest nine-year-old in America, built a full cardboard arcade in his dad’s auto parts store. You can even buy a secure “Fun Pass” to play all the games to try and win prizes. Finding out he was Caine’s only customer, Nirvan Mullick put the word out on the internet telling others about the arcade with heart-warming results.

Unwind from your week while you enjoy this adorable baby deer squeaking and walking for the first time. Don’t worry, it doesn’t make you less of a man.

Take a long, hard look at what it takes to produce the more than 1 million Trojan condoms made each day, from manufacturing to the rigorous testing.

One of our greatest thinkers, Carl Sagan, speaks philosophically about the human place not just on this world, but in the universe, about our restlessness and how the sedentary lifestyle pushes our need to explore and reach for the unknown.

Neil deGrasse Tyson is back for another Moment of Zen, this time professing his passion for space exploration, arguing that beyond acquiring knowledge, manned missions encourage us to dream.

Astrophysicist Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson was asked by a reader of TIME magazine, “What is the most astounding fact you can share with us about the Universe?” This is his answer.

This short film follows climber Brian Hedrick as he conquers Yayoi Right, Mandala SDS, and The Swarm, tough bouldering challenges. But the climbing takes a back seat to the serene landscapes and brilliant filming.

Often mistaken for an antique shop, collector Anthony Pisano’s home is a local curiosity in Manhattan. Though nothing is for sale, Pisano welcomes passersby to come in and explore his collections. He shares stories of the connections he makes with people and even a story of romance in this touching exposé.