Houston rapper and business owner Bun B is joining hundreds of young soccer players, families and community leaders who are expected to gather in Houston this weekend for a record-breaking attempt tied to the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026.

Galveston aims for a Guinness World Record while honoring victims of the 1900 “Great Storm.”

A New York man is laying claim to the record for most consecutive hours playing golf — a 35-hour stint on a course on Long Island.

A 15-year-old Nigerian has set a Guinness World Record for the world’s largest art canvas in a bid to raise awareness for autism.

Pulling a train by the strength of your teeth is no easy task.

Indians are celebrating the Hindu festival of lights, Diwali, by symbolically lighting a record 2.51 million clay oil lamps at dusk on the banks of the river Saryu in a city they believe to be the birthplace of the deity Lord Ram.

An 89-year-old comedian is recovering after being randomly punched and knocked to the ground while waiting to cross a street in New York earlier this month.

A chef in Ghana has been preparing banku and other regional dishes on live TV since New Year’s Day as she tries to break a world record for marathon cooking.

The City of Kyle will be attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the largest same-name gathering during the 2023 Kyle Fair A Tex-Travaganza!

But only one artist can say he may break a Guinness World Record while he’s at it. Los Angeles rapper Watsky, whose full name is George Watsky, is currently livestreaming what may be the longest freestyle rap ever, at 33 hours, 30 minutes and 30 seconds. He's not keeping any of the money, either -- the world record clout is enough. He looped in Guinness World Record officials, too, and started streaming at 1 p.m. The last attempt to break the record for the longest continuous freestyle occurred in January, when Pittsburgh rapper Frzy rhymed for 31 hours, also for charity, though Guinness officials weren't on hand to officially announce him the record holder.