If you can find a more adorable video than Jimmy Fallon and John Krasinski competing in a lip-synching competition, the floor is yours.

Ray Harryhausen, the master of stop-motion movie monsters, died at 92. Cyclops, sword-fighting skeletons and the Kraken himself — Harryhausen created them all, and here they are in chronological order.

“A molecule walks into a bar … “We’re talking nano
-tiny animation here. Animation on the atomic level. So yeah, it’s not exactly Wallace and Gromit, but still, atomic slapstick is just staring, you know?

Iron Man 3 looks to be another billion-selling, comic-book film. So we thought we’d roll out the PBS superheroes to save the network from cutbacks (again). Carl Sagan! Bill Nye! Bob Ross! Our own thoughtful, superhero action blockbuster! Yeah, that’ll work.

Pretty trippy light shows — from a company called Marshmallow Laser Feast, what’d you expect?

A photo gallery of some of the more haunting locations on this planet: an empty hotel on a foggy mountain, an abandoned train depot, a rotting rocket factory.

We all know how Stars Wars goes by now, right? Evil empire, plucky overmatched rebels, young dude from the boonies with secret powers, yoda yoda yoda. But what happens when that story’s over?

His name is Brushy One String, a case of truth in advertising. But what he can do with that one string puts to shame a lot of bands.

Forget The Americans on FX. This short film exposes what the REAL Soviet spies were up to. When you order your next pizza delivery – remember to duck.

Tonight, the Black Crowes play the House of Blues. For a taste of what you’ll see (or what you’ll be missing out on), here’s their performance on PBS’ Live from the Artists Den.