​Guinness World Records is a renowned reference book published annually,

​Guinness World Records is a renowned reference book published annually, cataloging world records across human achievements and the natural world. Established in 1955 by Sir Hugh Beaver, the book has evolved into a global authority on record-breaking feats. citeturn0search1

Recent Highlights:

• New York Achievements: In January 2025, several New Yorkers secured spots in the Guinness World Records book for remarkable feats, including competitive eating, fitness challenges, and pumpkin carving. citeturn0news7
• RTE’s “The Late Late Show”: In August 2024, the show set two Guinness World Records: the world’s longest-running live TV chat show and the largest ceili session with 384 musicians at Croke Park on St. Patrick’s Day. citeturn0news8
• Teen with Size 23 Shoes: In October 2024, Eric Kilburn Jr., a 16-year-old from Michigan, set two Guinness World Records for the largest feet and hands of a living teenager, wearing a size 23 shoe and having hands measuring 9.13 inches. citeturn0news9

For more information or to explore the latest records, visit the official Guinness World Records website.

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