The latest Google Doodle celebrates the musical genre of mariachi—an important element of Mexico's cultural heritage. The Doodle marks the anniversary of the week that UNESCO inscribed mariachi on its ...

Internet users hitting up Google to help with their searches on Monday will discover that the search engine's colorful logo has been adapted to shine a spotlight on musical inventor and composer Oskar ...

Doodle's Funny Backyard Dance Gives Total 'Sound of Music' Vibes originally appeared on Parade Pets. A dog sitter recently caught the Doodle dog she was watching twirling around the backyard like he ...

Google celebrated the 195th anniversary of the accordion with an interactive doodle on May 23, 2024, featuring a playable illustration of the instrument. Originating in 1829 as the "Handharmonika" by ...

Some TikTok videos make you smile, others make you laugh, but this one will have you hitting replay at least five times. A Dachshund dressed in the most adorable floral dress with a matching bow teams ...

Oskar Sala was an innovative composer and physicist – classically trained, and later a pioneer in the world of electronic music... Today’s Google Doodle marks what would have been the 112th birthday ...

Tito Puente’s legacy in music was honored with a Google Doodle during Hispanic Heritage Month. Puerto Rican artist Carlos Aponte celebrated the late “King of Latin Music” with an animated video Doodle ...

March 21 (UPI) --Google is celebrating the life of composer and musician Johann Sebastian Bach with an interactive, musical Doodle. Bach, born in the German town of Eisenach on this day in 1685, grew ...

Google, today, is celebrating the contributions Les Paul has made to the music industry by way of their latest doodle. Altering their logo to become a playable guitar, Google's engineers have devised ...

You, too, can compose like Bach. Or rather, artificial intelligence can compose like Bach. Or at least, that’s the premise of Thursday’s delightful Google Doodle, which promises to take any two-bar ...

Some books are worth reading multiple times, and “Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation” (2000), by Joseph J. Ellis, is one of those great works. Several years ago it had been on my summer ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. Google’s Doodles are ...