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Catherine, the Princess of Wales, and her daughter Princess Charlotte teamed up for a special duet. On Christmas Eve, the official social media accounts for the Prince and Princess of Wales released a ...

The Princess of Wales has made a surprise appearance playing the piano with Princess Charlotte in the opening sequence of her Together at Christmas carol service broadcast. The Princess, 43, sat ...

Swedish YouTuber Mattias Krantz is known for his unconventional musical projects, but his latest feat takes things to a whole new level. He spent six months investigating whether an octopus — a highly ...

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Dec. 11 (UPI) --A Swedish musician spent six months working to accomplish the "worst" and "coolest" thing he has ever done: teaching an octopus to play piano. Mattias Krantz, a YouTuber whose content ...

Mattias Krantz is a YouTuber with a penchant for bonkers engineering and musical projects. A few months ago, he went into a wet market looking not for lunch, but for a potential prodigy. Krantz wanted ...