A fluorescent green liquid oozing out of manholes in New York City has social media theorizing about popular movies becoming real life. The mysterious green "slime" was caught on video, which is shown ...

A mysterious green slime has been spotted oozing from Gotham’s grates and manholes, causing some New Yorkers to wonder if a superhero comic had suddenly come to life. An X user from Manhattan first ...

If you grew up watching Nickelodeon, you remember the iconic green slime well. It's a thick, sometimes lumpy, neon-green substance that rains down in buckets on an unsuspecting person's head and looks ...

An eerie “Ghostbusters”-style glowing green goo oozed into the entrance of a Brooklyn subway station Thursday night — startling straphangers who said it appeared downright supernatural. It looked as ...

Green slime is practically synonymous with Nickelodeon: The icky substance is the ultimate symbol of the kids' television network. It can found anywhere that carries the studio's logo, from ...

As it turns out, what "you can't do (that) on television" on Earth, you can do in outer space. Nickelodeon, the children's cable channel that made green slime its trademark after it was first ...

One young man and three young women, eyes shut in surprise, raise their arms as green slime splashes over them at the Kids' Choice Awards - Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Nickelodeon If you grew up ...