Is it true, or is it crazy bullshit?

Tobacco cures polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), a common hormonal condition affecting women.

Physicist Albert Einstein failed maths during his school years.

A real video shows a woman kicking a cyclist in the head after he had been harassing pedestrians.

Toby Carvery is giving a free carvery for two to everyone who likes a video and comments "Yorkie" for National Yorkshire Pudding Week.

A video shows a plane at Riyadh airport exploding after being hit by a missile.

A video shows geckos being dried and ground up on a factory line to make instant noodles.

The Kmart retail chain sold pet monkeys in the 1960s.

Tesla posted real videos showing its new Roadster "flying" and performing mid-air stunts at a launch event.

The vitamin K shot given to newborns thickens the blood and stops stem cells from circulating.

Albert Einstein once said, "Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow."

Federally approved "lab-grown" eggs went on sale in the US in October 2026, and brands were secretly adding them to products.

Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin broke down in tears in an interview and said, "The moon is not what you think."

A video shows a monkey rescuing a dog from floodwaters in Thailand by pulling it onto a floating log.

There are road signs in Japan warning drivers that cats may jump out into traffic.

After John Wayne died, bank records revealed he had secretly bought 1,200 foreclosed homes for homeless Vietnam veterans.

Wearing sunglasses causes cancer because blocking sunlight from your eyes stops your body from protecting your skin.

There will be a rare "two-moon night" on 29 September 2026, when a second moon shares the sky with ours.

An Auckland orthopaedic surgeon has developed a device to treat joint pain, as promoted in social media ads.

To celebrate its birthday, Morrisons is giving a free food box to everyone who likes and comments "Box" on a Facebook post.

Security camera images show a chimpanzee leaving its enclosure to pull a zookeeper away from an electrical cabinet that had shocked him.

Cancer is part of the body's healing response: tumours are bags that collect toxins, and biopsies release those toxins back into the body.

If you fill out a short form on Currys' website, you can get a KitchenAid Artisan stand mixer for £10.

Fox News reported that Fred Savage, the actor from The Wonder Years, had died at the age of 50.

UK bank Monzo has officially launched its own online casino app called Monzo Slots.

The 1986 Challenger shuttle disaster was faked, and it has been proven in court that the astronauts are still alive.

An aerial photo shows a real circular "experimental forestry" project in Japan, with trees planted in concentric rings.

A video shows people panicking as Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano erupts in September 2026.

A black bear carried a wounded raccoon, and later a fox, to the wildlife centre where it had once been treated.

Catching an HPV infection is a common side effect of the HPV vaccine.

Bunnings will charge charities and football clubs a $150 site fee to hold sausage sizzles outside its stores.

In 2016, a Faroese woman strapped cameras to sheep to map the Faroe Islands after Google left them off Street View.

Black seed oil is the most anti-inflammatory food in the world, and one teaspoon reduces joint inflammation better than ibuprofen.

Yellowstone National Park rangers warned visitors that ravens had learned to open car doors.

Actor Gary Sinise has taken more than 1,000 children of fallen US service members to Disney theme parks free of charge.

An image shows a giant spider-shaped rock formation on the surface of Mars.

Lemons are not a naturally occurring fruit because humans created them by crossing a bitter orange with a citron.

A photo shows a "ring of fire" total solar eclipse at its peak over Stonehenge.

Albert Einstein married his cousin, Elsa Einstein.

A leaked NASA document called "Project Anchor" revealed that Earth would lose gravity for seven seconds on 12 August 2026.

It's dangerous to shower during a thunderstorm, and people have been killed or injured while doing so.

A video shows the upper stage of a SpaceX rocket smashing into the Moon on 5 August 2026 and throwing up a plume of dust.

A video shows that the boba pearls in milk and fruit tea drinks are made from rabbit droppings.

A street interview video shows a woman explaining she still uses cash to keep her purchases private from banks and governments.

A military dog named Face received the Medal of Honor after saving five soldiers from a burning tank in Iraq.

In 1884, P.T. Barnum led 21 elephants across the Brooklyn Bridge to prove the structure was safe.

A Messenger message says Meta detected "unusual activity" and will disable your account unless you open a PDF link.

A video shows a man destroying Flock surveillance cameras in the United States.

A new Facebook rule starting "tomorrow" gives Meta the rights to users' photos unless they share a protective message.

Sleeping with a fan on and blowing at you all night is "extremely dangerous."

A major scientific study found that using sunscreen "massively increases" your risk of skin cancers, including melanoma.

Norway's men's football team took 2,000 pounds of food and its own chefs to the 2026 World Cup to avoid eating American food.

Actor Ryan Reynolds donated the $27 million he earned from the 2016 film "Deadpool" to Parkinson's disease research.

A YouTube video authentically shows interviews with people who were born in the 1800s.

Side-by-side photos show identical twins, one of whom smoked and sunbathed for 16 years while the other did not.

A video shows bees swarming a motorcycle's fuel tank as it is filled with E85 ethanol fuel at a petrol pump.

WhatsApp offers a premium version of its app called "WhatsApp Gold."

Black slaves who escaped to Canada invented ice hockey.

Mark Twain once said or wrote, "I've never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure."

Until 1956, French schoolchildren under 14 were allowed alcohol with their school meals.

Bill Gates developed or endorses "Brain Honey" and similar remedies that supposedly cure or reverse Alzheimer's disease and memory loss.

Dozens of musicians and actors are each stepping back into the spotlight with a deeply personal "Back to the Heart" documentary project.

Dozens of artists, including Bad Bunny, Barbra Streisand and Barry Manilow, are set to take over the 2026 World Cup opening stage.

Retailer Tractor Supply Co. is offering riding lawn mowers for less than US$10 to people who fill out a survey.

A video shows a whale calf feeding on thick white milk released by its mother.

NHL star Sidney Crosby donated $12.4 million to build 75 homes with more than 180 beds for a Pittsburgh homeless shelter initiative.

A video shows a cow protecting a child by pulling them away from a speeding train.

A picture taken through the Orion spacecraft's window during Artemis II shows Earth and proves it is not flat.

Viral photos and clips show the Moon as captured by the astronauts of NASA's Artemis II mission.

Jonathan, the world's oldest known tortoise, died at almost 194 years old on 1 April 2026.

Scientists released a James Webb Space Telescope image of the "Cosmic Vine", a line of galaxies linked together in a helix.

A bank chief executive stormed out of an ABC interview after an on-air spat about a secret investment platform.

A video shows a lion, said to be a Tibetan snow lion or an Atlas lion, walking through snow and even climbing Mount Everest.

A body double or clone, not Jim Carrey, received his honorary César Award in France on 26 February 2026.

A picture shows a real Cadbury "Eid egg", a halal-certified milk chocolate egg.

A video shows a white dragon captured at a secret government facility in China.

A video shows a rhino and a tiny muntjac deer headbutting and playing together in the snow at a Polish zoo.

A poster says signals from 5G small cell towers damage humans, animals and plants, and cause heart and vision problems.