Stephen Wiltshire is a British man who was diagnosed as autistic when he was a child. He’s also been noted for his exacting memory, which allows him to recreate [in drawings] vast scenes he sees only once. This video shows his 16-foot-panorama of Rome after taking one helicopter ride above the city. Found at YouTube [...]

A creative, if illegal, way to propose. Found at Vimeo from PR!MO.

I clearly missed this one when it surfaced in February but I thought it might give the effect of a cool, fresh breeze here in the heart of July. Found at Cleveland from Cleveland Plain Dealer.

1284 is a short film that imagines a 69-year-old Pelé’s return to soccer to score his last goal. Found at YouTube from Vivo.

For the record: Mr. Cleese couldn’t be more wrong. John Cleese gives his opinion of soccer versus football, from the documentary “The Art of Football from A to Z”. Found at YouTube from akronut.

Jewel, disguised as a mild mannered businesswoman, drops by a local karaoke bar and performs some of her classic songs to a completely dumbfounded audience. Found at Funny Or Die.

The guy who recorded the double rainbow freakout video is interviewed: “The universe flows through me; I’m just the vessel.” Found at YouTube from CBSNewsOnline.

A year before comedian Carla Ziber-Smith died of ALS, she recorded this funny and touching goodbye video and “post-dated” it to be played at her memorial service. WORK WARNING: Includes profanity & adult subject matter. Found at YouTube from carlitazs.

James Corden and Sir Patrick Stewart had an awkward onstage spat at the Glamour Awards. Found at YouTube from itn.

President Barack Obama’s comments upon firing General Stanley McChrystal for undermining the civilian control of the military and erodes the trust of those working to win the war in Afghanistan. Found at YouTube from CSPAN.