Guinness Book of World Record

November 10 is Guinness World Record Day. To celebrate we highlight a few of the weird, wild and wacky record holders in New York.

Yes, it did indeed happen on February 14, 2004 when The Keeler TV Show on FOX 33 created the World's Largest Pasta - and wedding which broke the Guinness Book record at a weight of 7,355 pounds. It was enormous!

It's impressive when anyone breaks a world record. Even more so when they do it right here in Central New York!

A family in New York is topping its own world-record Christmas display with over 100,000 more lights this year.

It's not every day that a celebrity shows up to a NYS College to try to break a world record, but that's just what Al Roker did on Friday.

One of the biggest rivalries in the NFL is adding another chapter this Sunday, when the defending Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots go into Ralph Wilson Stadium to take on the Buffalo Bills. There is a powerful energy in Buffalo this season, especially after a startling 27-14 whooping of the Indianapolis Colts in week 1. Now, Bills fans are setting a new goal against the divisional adversar

If there was a doggy olympics Purin would win nothing but Gold. She is a beagle living in Japan and holds two Guinness World Records. One is for fastest 10m travelled on a ball by a dog and her latest is the most balls caught with paws in one minute!

Looking to get in the Guinness book of World Records? It's probably a lot easier than you think. Puskar Nepal kicked himself in the head 134 times, and now holds a record. What's holding you back?

The Utica Comets with a little help from the Keeler Show on WIBX and the Utica Police Department will attempt to break a Guinness Book of World Records feat on Friday night at the Utica Memorial Auditorium. Most of the work will have to come from the nearly 4000 fans on hand for the first AHL playoff games in more than 20 years, if they're going to break the record for the loudest crowd roar... Re

Like father, like daughter. Byron Schlenker of Syracuse holds the Guinness Book of World Record for the widest tongue at 8.57 centimeters. Now his 14 year-old daughter Emily holds the record for widest female tongue at 7.33 centimeters.