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On September 7, Brazil dumped Portugal, a pope won a disputed election, and Gracie Abrams was born to soundtrack your feelings.

Two ads prove that the best way to move merchandise is to completely abandon logic and let the weird take over.

From the first self-service grocery store to Cal Ripken's iron streak, September 6 is a day of showing up and stocking up.

When world leaders plan their retirement and love goes hilariously wrong, the internet delivers comedy gold in the form of videos that remind us nobody's immune to absurdity.

From humanity's farthest spacecraft to the birth of a football club, September 5 packed a surprising amount into one calendar square.

Two videos tackle the eternal questions: can technology replace everything we hold dear, and why do people keep pretending anyone talks like that?

From the fall of Rome to Toothfish Day, September 4 is a gloriously chaotic buffet of history, birthdays, and bar fights.

Veterans Day brings out everyone's inner patriot, but expressing gratitude without sounding like a malfunctioning greeting card requires finesse and zero awkwardness.

When skyscrapers and summit peaks collide in the same frame, the results range from breathtaking poetry to comedic timing that would make any photobomber jealous.