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254 Fans in Myers Costumes Break World Record in Boston
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254 Fans in Myers Costumes Break World Record in Boston

Horror fans flooded Boston streets dressed as Michael Myers, setting a new Guinness World Record while celebrating an upcoming video game. The record-breaking gathering brought together 254 people in the killer's iconic blue coveralls and creepy masks.

Google News - World Record2 min read
250 Jasons Aim for World Record in Milwaukee This Weekend
Global NewsMar 8

250 Jasons Aim for World Record in Milwaukee This Weekend

Milwaukee Horror Con is gathering at least 250 people dressed as Jason Voorhees to set a Guinness World Record this Sunday. The free event celebrates horror fandom and brings together thousands of fans for a weekend of community fun.

Google News - World Record2 min read
Fans Raise $63K for Hospital That Saved Actor's Life
Acts of KindnessFeb 18

Fans Raise $63K for Hospital That Saved Actor's Life

When "Heated Rivalry" star Hudson Williams revealed a children's hospital saved his life as a baby, fans raised over $63,000 for his 25th birthday. The fundraiser turned into a powerful reminder of what fandom communities can accomplish when they unite for good.

Good Good Good2 min read
Thai Grandmas Get Signed Jerseys From Manchester City
Acts of KindnessFeb 6

Thai Grandmas Get Signed Jerseys From Manchester City

Two Thai women in their 70s received personalized gifts from Manchester City players after their passionate fandom went viral on TikTok. The heartwarming story shows how social media connects fans across the world with their heroes.

Bangkok Post2 min read
Star Trek Podcast Hits 10 Years of Laughs and Friendship
Acts of KindnessJan 25

Star Trek Podcast Hits 10 Years of Laughs and Friendship

Two hosts who started a "Star Trek podcast by two guys just a little bit embarrassed to have a Star Trek podcast" just celebrated a decade of making fans laugh. The Greatest Generation turned a side hobby into a thriving community that proves sometimes the best thing about loving something geeky is finding people who love it the same way.

Ars Technica2 min read