Nobody likes bad breath, especially the people who have to suffer your rancid halitosis, so do the world a favor and learn how to rid yourself of this unsociable ailment, before you lose everyone of your friends forever.

Stand-up comedian Rory Scovel goes on a rant about Nat Geo Wild Sharkfest week, which you might think is a ripoff of Discovery's Shark Week, and Nat Geo Wild think that too and they're using it in their promotion. You may not know this, but also offers a week of shark-focused fare, which it calls SharkFest. What’s that you say? That seems like a giant marketing rip-off? Nat Geo Wild hears you. That’s why it addressed the issued head-on in the above promo, starring .

If the science behind climate change leaves you baffled but you are totally able to understand pictures of faces smiling and frowning, then help is at hand as Bill Nye the Science Guy is here to explain climate change using a language everyone can understand — emoji.

Is there nothing this man can do? Here's Mr. LaBeouf showing that his freestyle rapping skills are pretty much non-existent, as a crowd stands around him pretending that he's OK because he's a celebrity.

You'll know it (well, you should do anyway) as the 1980s feel good classic by Katrina and the Waves, and they keep things feeling fine with lots of color and a laidback electro vibe.

If you're a cat owner you'll know that moggies just love those enclosed spaces, and this compilation is further evidence of their desire to climb inside bags and boxes and all kinds of strange places.

It seems like every year a company claims to have made a bonafide, totally real hoverboard—and the latest one to do so is Lexus, who don't actually show anyone actually riding the board in the video but says they really have made a hoverboard. Time will tell.

Jimmy Fallon and Seth MacFarlane take turns doing random celebrity impersonations, like Liam Neeson talking about Time Warner Cable or Jerry Seinfeld talking about Uber, or Bobcat Goldthwait talking about Starbucks.

There were a lot of big character deaths in Game of Thrones Season 5, most them occurring in the season finale, but there were plenty of other too—and this video counts them down. Turns out there's over a thousand.

Lady Gaga gets the silent treatment in this musicless music video, which does the admirable achievement of making an already weird video even weirder—which makes it no less watchable, just freakier, if that's possible.

Your mind is unique to you, your memories, your emotions, responses, foibles, and quirks, so will it ever be possible to map an individual's complex and unique consciousness, and transfer it into another mind? AsapSCIENCE thinks it might be.

OK so probably best NOT to try this one at home, what with it being electronics and water and all that, but it's fine to watch someone else do it—the conclusion? Although highly dangerous, it's actually beneficial for the MacBook.

Behold Ikefukurou Owl Cafe in Ikebukuro, Japan which lets people stop by, order a coffee and hang out with different breeds of owl—and if you're worred about the owl's welfare, these are all domesticated breeds and they love being petted

It's a question and movie fan asks themselves at a regular basis these days. What ANOTHER Spider-Man reboot, how many are they going to do? CHRIST! PBS Digital Studios explores what the heck it's all about and why they keep coming.

Uploading your mind to a computer might seem like a crazy sci-fi idea, but one day it might be possible and could be a way for humans to cheat death and become immortal. The technology’s a long way off, but researchers are working on closing that gap.