Ripley's Weird News

It’s kind of crazy to think about how one simple cut can become a pop-culture icon for the ages. It’s actually kick-you-in-the-crotch, spit-on-your-neck fantastic.

Conservationists save a mother and baby giraffe, ending a months-long rescue mission in Kenya.

The Sutherland Sisters were talented singers and musicians, but all anyone seemed to care about was their hair.

Nilanshi Patel’s dedication to growing her locks has earned her three Guinness World Record titles and a place in Ripley’s Believe It or Not!

Let’s recreate one of the Romans’ tastiest contributions to humanity: the minced meat and caul fat “burger.”

After 30 years of growing out her fingernails, Ayanna Williams made the call to cut off her record-breaking claws!

After nearly three decades, Ayanna Williams’ record-setting 24-foot-long nails have found a new home in the Ripley’s collection!

They may be gone, but these pop culture icons are far from forgotten.

Don’t forget to like, subscribe…and arrest? After seven years of searching, law enforcement tracked an Italian mafia fugitive after discovering his cooking show on YouTube.

While it may be known that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Harry Houdini were acquaintances, how they came to be this way is quite an interesting story.