In April of 2025, a group of anglers off the coast of Galveston, Texas caught a monster-sized bluefin tuna. The previous ...

The Guinness World Records (GWR), originally known as the Guinness Book of Records, is believed to be the last word on record-breaking accomplishments, and it all began as a collection of facts to ...

It started off as an offshoot of Guinness beer to settle pub bets. Now it tracks 65,000 records — and some are oddly specific. Here's why.

Find out some of the weirdest Guinness Book of World Records achieved in 2022 here. From monster chicken nuggets to spoon balancing acts ...

A team of Domino enthusiasts recently broke the world record for tallest Domino tower with a final structure resting at over ...

24/7 Tempo conducted online research and fact-checked media reports of unusual world records by checking the Guinness Book of World Records online archive.

I may be in contention for the World’s Most Dismissive Boomer, but I get that record-setting is serious business, writes Julie Wittes Schlack. So is play. And even in a changing world, Guinness ...

He was trying to shatter the world record one fist bump at a time. Serial world record-breaker David Rush has shattered the world record for most fist bumps.

Bobi's owner said the dog had lived a record-breaking 31 years and 165 days old when he died in October 2023. But a review by Guinness World Records found that evidence of his age was inconclusive.

On Aug. 27, 1955, the first 198-page edition of 'The Guinness Book of World Records' was printed for the first time. In honor of 69 years of the gross, scary and truly bizarre, check out some of ...

Each year, over 50,000 people submit applications for bragging rights and recognition from Guinness World Records. While some try to earn previously-recognized titles, others try to carve out ...