Finally, bellringing! Also, the Squidmobile.

• The British Museum, who I've worked with before, interview the man who (re)makes history: Mike Neilson, whose job is at the Museum to meticulously create replicas of the museum's objects. Mike is great on camera, and his work is intricate and fascinating. (Thanks Famke for the suggestion!)
   
• V Birchwood shows what Volga Tatar women wore in the 19th century: this involved a huge amount of historical research, and a demonstration of a fashion that I'd never heard-of: tooth-blackening.
   
• I have no idea how I'd missed Puddles Pity Party before now. A pierrot clown with... look, I don't want to spoil any of this! All I'll say is that if you like (or, alternatively, are a parent who's sick of) the song Golden from K-Pop Demon Hunters, you owe it to yourself to spend four minutes on this cover.
   

• Yes, the "door close" buttons in elevators are actually connected. J. B. Crawford corrects an urban myth with just the right amount of detail. (Thanks Stefan for the suggestion!)
   
• A friend of mine drove past the "Squidmobile" this week, and sent a picture to a group chat. What's the Squidmobile? Well, when you text the Squidmobile, this Fishtown scientist texts back squid words of wisdom. (The same person runs the excellent Skype a Scientist!)
   
• The list of new foods for this year's Minnesota State Fair. And these are just the new ones.

And finally, on TikTok: this is how to lead a church band. (Alternate link for desktop.)

All the best,

— Tom