history was made in The Witch City Tuesday. Raising Cane’s squashed a world record in Salem on Oct. 27 when the fast food chicken chain turned a 3,156-pound pumpkin into the world’s heaviest ...
Wanyonyi set the seventh world record in Monaco since 2015 on Friday Valery Hache/AFP via Getty Images Kenya’s Emmanuel Wanyonyi has broken the 1,000m world record, which had stood for nearly 27 years ...
A grandmother of 12 is being credited for breaking her own Guinness World Record for a woman holding a plank move for the longest time period. DonnaJean Wilde made her potential record-breaking ...
Monsieur Mangetout — that's Mr. Eats Everything in French — is famous for eating a plane, earning the Guinness World Record for world's strangest diet. His record is one of tens of thousands on the ...
Werro’s best is now within half a second of Kratochvílová’s time, the longest-standing outdoor world record in track and ...
Guinness World Records is 70! We’ve spent the last seven decades chronicling the world’s most extraordinary humans, impressive feats, incredible animals, and basically any other superlative you can ...
Hong Kong, CHINA: The Guinness World Record Champion of Hula Hoops, Kareena Oates from Australia, performs at a local shopping mall, in Hong Kong, 22 December 2006. Oates manipulates about 70 ...
Aug. 27 (UPI) --Guinness World Records is celebrating its 70th anniversary by challenging fans to attempt 70 unclaimed titles, including the fastest 400 meter sack race. The record-keeping ...
Meet Eric, the 16-year-old from Michigan, who has the largest hands and feet of any teenager. Unlike the average man who wears sizes between 9 and 12, according to Healthline, Eric wears a size 23.
This is an updated version of a story first published on Nov. 2, 2025. The original video can be viewed here. With more than 150 million copies sold in 40 languages, Guinness World Records is one of ...
When it comes to creating a Guinness World Records title there are a lot of things that go into deciding whether we will monitor it or not. Is it measurable, breakable, standardisable and verifiable?