Hikaru dorodango balls transform Japanese dirt into polished art, outshining boredom with dazzling shine and sparking a global summer hobby obsession.
Callin' Oates hotline keeps Hall & Oates fans dialing for classic hits, fifteen years strong, with every call serving up instant nostalgia and musical relief.
Robotic arms attach to Wired Editor Amit Katwala in Tokyo, blending tech and performance art as he ponders superhuman life and the future of extra limbs.
Ontario Yorkie Lulu, just 3 inches tall, out-measures record chihuahua Pearl and shocks Guinness World Records with her saucy attitude and tiny bite.
French driver, license revoked since 1997, survives 28 years on French roads with zero insurance, two expired inspections, and a yogurt-inspired excuse, stunning police.
Urine power surges as scientists unlock 2X faster hydrogen from pee, slashing electricity use and promising a quirky, climate-friendly fuel for tomorrow’s cars.
Mars giant underground mass, stretching 1,750 kilometers, baffles scientists and may rewrite planetary geology, revealing Mars might still be volcanically active.
Harvard, $27.50 Magna Carta, and rare original collide as experts unearth a genuine 1300 relic, revealing priceless history hiding behind a bargain label.
Kseniia Petrova, Harvard scientist, detained with frog embryos at Boston airport—faces 20 years and $250,000 fine as ICE questions amphibian cargo.
Kid Rock Bar and two more Nashville kitchens shut down grills after ICE agents sweep, sending cooks fleeing and turning weekend nightlife into a foodless stampede.
Tasmanian Museum discovery of rare left-handed seashell by 8-year-old Zora stuns experts, as the 1-in-20 spiral wonder emerges after 50 hidden years.