Unlike his hands, Daniel Rose-Levine’s feet never seem to fail him. At the age of 11, he got hooked on trying to solve a 3D plastic puzzle cube, practicing so much, his hands started to hurt from all ...

Daniel Rose-Levine has world champion feet. His feet are pale and hairless, thick at the heel, tapered in the middle and wide at the toes. In appearance they could be the feet of any 15 year-old boy, ...

Participants from all over the world descended on Madrid, Spain, Thursday to compete in the World Cube Association European Championship to solve a Rubik’s Cube in various ways, including using their ...

When 12-year-old Luke Thoresen left a comment on a YouTube video by user AdventureGamingHQ, he put his best foot forward. Or feet, actually. If the gamer behind the popular YouTube channel would grant ...

BROOKLYN, New York -- A teenager from Brooklyn is practicing to beat his own world record time for solving a Rubik's Cube with his feet. 16-year-old Daniel Rose-Levine set the current record for ...

A clever young boy is showing off how he can solve a Rubik's Cube - using only his feet. Luke Thoreson of Arizona just started solving Rubik's Cubes back in the summer. In a viral video, he solves the ...

He’s ready to square off. Daniel Rose-Levine, 16, holds the Guinness World Record for solving a Rubik’s cube — with his feet. The upstate Red Hook, NY, teen can do it in 16.9 seconds, or as long as it ...

Rubik's cube experts are in Spain for the 2018 European championship. The four-day competition has attracted more than 600 participants from 48 countries. Competitors race against the clock in various ...

It first appeared at Burning Man, providing a guiding light in the wastes, and now it’s coming to Seattle’s Pacific Science Center. What is it? Why, it’s a huge 26-foot Rubik’s cube that can actually ...

The Rubik’s Cube has been around for decades. I’ve toyed with the cube, probably in the very late ‘80s or early ‘90s, but never imagined being able to solve one. But wouldn’t it be satisfying if I ...

NEW YORK CITY -- A teenager from Brooklyn is practicing to beat his own world record time for solving a Rubik's Cube with his feet. Daniel Rose-Levine, 16, set the current record for fastest time with ...