Felix Baumgartner

Videos you hate. Videos you love. Videos you love to hate. Videos you hate to love. I feel like “Call Me Maybe” falls into all of those categories.

To answer your question, yes, people did do other things besides take pictures of their food and run it through a sepia filter.

What makes Felix more badass? Supersonic skydiving or punching truckers in the face? It’s a tossup.

You’ve seen the footage shot from Felix Baumgartner’s balloon. Now see the insane view from his helmet cam.

Somebody get Felix his blankey and a juice box so he’ll feel better and stop screaming like a little school girl.

Felix Baumgartner’s iconic freefall jump gets recreated with LEGOs, and this time without the risk of blood boiling.

CNN just dropped the ball like their fingers were made of licorice sticks. What an embarrassment.

Felix Baumgartner has done more than just fall from the edge of space.

It was just way to windy up there to be jumping out of a plane at 120,000 feet.

Felix Baumgartner is finally ready, after five years of planning, to make his long-awaited free-fall from the edge of space at dawn today.

On October 8, Felix Baumgartner will attempt the first supersonic skydive, from a height of 23 miles. Here’s what you should know about the world’s most daring daredevil.