On last night's Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, they trotted out the old "let's break some dubious world records" shtick. One being the world's largest bloody mary garnished with a late night host. Sure, why not.
Jumping off at over 2,000 meters in the air and soaring in the sky for over three minutes, Dean Potter gets as close as humanly possible to achieving human flight.
If you watch this closely, you'll catch a glimpse of Rachel Sklar's ear-wiggling record. Breathtaking.
Who says Rutgers is a second-rate school whose most noble moment came when its women's basketball team was slandered by Don Imus? Whoever they are, they will be doing some serious re-evaluation of their stereotypes when the school lands in the world-renowned Guinness Book of World Records. On April 10, Rutgers will…
It's moments like this that make us sad we don't watch daytime TV. If we did, we would have known earlier about Live with Regis and Kelly's Guiness World Record Breaker Week, which we're sure is simply riveting.
