Don’t call it good, clean fun. Kids got covered in slime in Prospect Park on Sept. 16, when television network Nickelodeon took over Brooklyn’s Backyard with games and goo as part of a local mentoring ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Call this the Summer of Slime. The slime trend is probably happening right now in your home, if you live with a 'tween girl. Or maybe it's on your phone, in endless video loops ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Call this The Summer of Slime. The slime trend is probably happening right now in your home, if you live with a tween girl. Or maybe it’s on your phone, in endless video ...

Even without a brain, a slime mold can essentially remember where it's been, helping it navigate past complex obstacles, much like modern robots, researchers say. These findings reveal how ancient ...

What I like about slime is that it's about nothing. Instagram is filled with videos of the shapeless substance. They often begin with a glob of vibrant, wobbling slime on a white surface. Manicured ...

“It feels like the slime is after me personally,” says Dr. Erin Gilbert in the reboot of Ghostbusters. The running joke here is that Kristen Wiig’s character is the uptight member of the team, and she ...

Green goo and glitter too. That’s what kids like — or at least the kids who flocked to Slimepalooza on Sunday, with parents in tow. The popup event at North Pompano Park drew kids of all ages from ...

Well, you can treat your slime-loving, chemist wannabe to buckets of slime, and none of it has to touch your kitchen table, living carpets or 6-year-old’s hair. The District at Tustin Legacy will host ...

This isn’t your average slime enemy. Asher Zhu, or Vuthric on Twitter, is making a video game where you play the entirety of the game as a slime. Now, instead of fighting slimes as a hero, you can ...

Fast food is one of those things we can’t live without, but from the viral rumors of McDonald’s alleged “pink slime” meat to the famous “yoga mat chemical” accusation that dogged Subway bread ...

The mother of an English schoolgirl says her daughter suffered chemical burns on her hands while making "slime" for a YouTube tutorial. Ten-year-old Layla Fisher’s innocent fun took a turn for the ...