Jeff Keith, who runs a nonprofit, claimed he was behind some of the googly eyes that mysteriously appeared on public art in Bend, Ore. By Simon J. Levien Last month, googly eyes appeared on pieces ...

Many cities are in the throes of Christmas decorations and holiday cheer, etc. Except Bend, that is. This year, googly eyes glued to art installations are getting all the attention and laughs. In ...

BEND, Ore. — Googly eyes have been appearing on sculptures around the central Oregon city of Bend, delighting many residents and sparking a viral sensation covered widely by news outlets and ...

Although the googly eyes in Bend did not last — they remain on only the phoenix sculpture — Ms. Mitchell emphasized that the city was not trying to squash a little cheer.

Talk about a sight for sore eyes. A city in Oregon is pleading with locals to stop taping googly eyes onto roadside sculptures as the goofy gag is costing a pretty penny.

With googly eyes, the Cybertruck looks-dare I say it-kinda cute. Twitter/X user "Enginerd32," whose bio reads, "Mechanical Engineer, human biomechanics, quasi-sorta-retired entrepreneur," recently ...

Googly Eyes on the MBTA promoters eventually marched through Boston Common over to the Massachusetts Transportation Building, where they chanted for about 15 minutes while onlookers occasionally ...

Googly Eyes is a little different, because the premise is beyond simple: Once you install and launch the app, you'll find a pair of cartoonish googly eyes resting on your Mac's menu bar.

Organizers marched to get googly eyes on Boston trains. Officials listened. Arielle Lok and John Sanchez led a march in Boston to demand the MBTA add cartoon eyes to the front of trains.

Yes, googly eyes. According to the internet, Cybertruck owners are slowly but surely figuring out that slapping a goofy pair of extra-large crafting eyeballs is, without question, the best way to ...