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It's Earth Day, a proactive push to get us to keep the planet livable. In the movies, sometimes people aren't the cause of its destruction. Hurrah!

Hosting an event with 26,000 people running across 26 miles makes crossing streets difficult, but the organizers at the Boston Marathon have it all figured out.

The newest Google Earth update will bring users on a never-before-experienced journey across the globe with high-definition images and other interactive features.

Some high school senior pranks are simple and have been done many times before, but this prank was brilliant and well thought out.

A YouTuber wondered how much it would cost to assemble an iPhone using refurbished parts bought in Chinese markets. He took on the task in a viral video.

A group of divers got more than they bargained for when they were diving off the coast of the Philippines when they captured an underwater earthquake.

It's been nearly five months since actress Carrie Fisher passed away, but the world is still mourning. But thanks to a new tribute video, "Star Wars" fans can relive the good times.

The galaxy finally got its first peek at "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" on Friday and the trailer quickly climbed YouTube's trending videos chart.

Putter the squirrel lives near an ice cream shop, and might never leave, because it'll come down whenever someone calls it to grab some ice cream.

Two members of the Marvel Universe meet up in the latest trailer for "Thor: Ragnarok," a menacing, Led-Zeppelin-laden teaser for the upcoming motion picture.

Ferrari Land, a theme park recently opened an outside Barcelona, Spain, has 11 attractions, and one of them is the fastest roller coaster in Europe.

Thanks to bad lip reading, we get to see Han Solo and Princess Leia talk about frappes, while Chewbacca talks about going to a bar.

We’ve heard of getting dressed up to go to school, but this may be taking things a little too far. And it’s hilarious.

Humans have long had an infatuation with flight. Like the superheroes we see in comic books or on the big screen, one man built a way to get off the ground.

As always, the internet was locked, loaded and ready to go for April Fools' Day.