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Your ears might be a lot older than you realized. (From 2021)

Howard Stern did not mince words for how he felt about Aaron Rodgers and his anti-vaccination stance on Monday.

Ryan Trahan found the world's quietest room to be insufferable but he may have met his match with the world's loudest room.

It's not a pleasant experience, when you're in a room that's so quiet your ears start buzzing and you can hear your own heartbeat.

Here's how the call of the loon became the ultimate mood setter in Hollywood.

Despite the Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation (CALM) Act passed to combat loud advertisements, commercials continue to be deafening. Here's how it got so bad.

"I heard Joe Rogan was saying, 'What are you busting my balls [for]? I took horse de-wormer and a doctor gave it to me.' Well, a doctor would also give you a vaccine, so why take horse de-wormer?" quipped Stern.

Here are the surprisingly relaxing sounds of a cat.

Jack Black and his brother Neil Siegel talk about their late mother Judith Love Cohen, an aerospace engineer who was credited with helping create the Abort-Guidance System, which assisted in the rescue of the Apollo 13 astronauts.

Anderson Cooper was stunned by the newly released audio from Donald Trump's interview with Carol Leonnig and Philip Rucker for their book "I Alone Can Fix It."

The Action Lab's James Orgill demonstrates how light can be picked up as sound, and the result is eerie.

Entomologist Samuel Ramsey explains why cicadas have such deafening buzz.

A clever netizen discovered Quad City DJ's "Space Jam" syncs together seamlessly with the "Jeopardy!" theme song and we're floored. Come on and slam!

The prehistoric sea monster has quite the range.

There's no love lost between former Speaker of the House John Boehner and Ted Cruz.

Hear a 3-minute exclusive excerpt from writer Kurt Andersen and Alec Baldwin's audiobook, "Hasta la Vista, America: Trump's Farewell Address," a parody of the President's final speech.

Here's a demonstration of the McGurk effect, an extraordinary audio illusion.

It sounds like if you were dreaming your own Beatles songs in your head.

The use of silencers, also known as suppressors, in "John Wick: Chapter 2" is unrealistic, so someone re-dubbed the sound effects to be accurate. And the crowd probably wouldn't completely ignore it.

A woman on a loudspeaker warned residents to evacuate the area, eyewitnesses told The Tennessean