The goats in the new Marvel movie "Thor: Love and Thunder" weren't originally supposed to scream. Then director Taika Waititi heard about the Taylor Swift "I Knew You Were Trouble" meme. He told ...

Netflix has 193 million subscribers, and every single one of them hears the exact same thing any time they watch an original program from the streaming site. It’s that signature “ta-dum” that plays ...

Netflix’s intro sound—a bass-y thud followed by a wash of reverberation—seems inextricably tied to the streaming service and its programming. It’s inoffensive and simple, pairs well with just about ...

This baby goat could not be more excited to explore his new play area!

Last week, we had Whoopsie, the crazed dancing goat (see below for the video that will make you laugh for days).

Sam is a guide writer for GameRant, as well as an independent game designer. Sam loves horror games most of all when it comes to making and playing. She however plays games from all genres and loves ...

The Netflix boot-up sound is very well known, but it was almost completely different. Netflix VP of product, Todd Yellin, said on the Twenty Thousand Hertz podcast (via THR) that the company also ...

MAPLE VALLEY, Wash. — What's your ideal date? Dinner and drinks? A romantic night in? A scary movie? Trick question — none of those is your ideal date. Your ideal date... is a Baby Goat Date. Puget ...

"They're just little cuddle bears! They love people, they're just a riot," said Barbara Jamison about a bunch of baby goats that got a lucky break this spring. "So what is happening now at all the ...

Facebook-owned Messenger on Thursday announced the launch of Soundmoji, the latest expression tool which allows emojis to talk and make a sound. "Every day, people send more than 2.4 billion messages ...

Oscar-winning sound designer Lon Bender also considered using underwater bubbles as the sound that introduces every stream; the end result is now referred to internally as "Ta Dum." By Seth ...

Oscar-winning sound designer Lon Bender also considered using underwater bubbles as the sound that introduces every stream; the end result is now referred to internally as "Ta Dum." By Seth ...