You don't need to have good food to be a beloved restaurant. Supporters of the restaurant Casa Bonita in Colorado are rallying to save the financially failing establishment. Apparently, nobody seems to be a huge fan of the food... but they do appreciate the magic shows, gunfights, and the "cave that smells like feet". As of Saturday they had already raised $50,000 to keep Casa Bonita open

This four-year-old boy loves the family's UPS driver so much that he drew a picture of them hanging out together. Listen to him greet the driver with the news, here.

An Illinois man payed tribute to his dad by bowling a perfect game using a ball that contained his deceased father's ashes inside. John Hinkle, a two-time bowling champ, said that he has bowled many 300 games before... but this was important because his dad was never able to.

Some random guy wanted to go a few rounds with boxing coach Dorian Beaupierre. But Dorian recently had surgery and declined the offer. So the guy got rude and called him the P-word. That's when Dorian decided to teach him a lesson he'll never forget. Listen to how that went down,

This happened in January, but the video's just going viral: A high school biology teacher in Maryland named Wendy Franklin was doing a Zoom class, and realized all her students were muted with their cameras off. So she was confused for a second, until one of them spoke up and said they just wanted to thank her for being so great this year. Then all at once, they turned their cameras on . . . and every student was holding up a hand-drawn "THANK YOU" sign.

The genealogy site MyHeritage has technology that can animate a photo of someone, so it looks like they're moving. A 98-year-old man was shown a photo of his late wife "coming to life" . . . and it moved him to tears.

A group of random strangers got together on the beach to become lifesavers

A guy near L.A. named Rene Compean went hiking this week and got stranded overnight. He'd texted a photo to a friend of his legs dangling off a rock overlooking a canyon. Then later, he said he was lost and that his phone was dying. So rescuers started searching, and posted the photo in case anyone knew the area. And a random guy named Ben Kuo saved the day. Ben has a weird hobby, where he enjoys looking at random photos to see if he can figure out where they were taken. So he got to work . . . figured out the general area . . . told the cops . . . and they found Rene.

A National Guardsman named Doug Rallo recently surprised his adult daughter Brooke, by coming home two weeks early and showing up at her front door. Now the video of her breaking down in tears is going viral.

Someone in Texas recently gave a homeless guy a $100 gift card to Outback Steakhouse. Then the manager at Outback became friends with him, made sure he never went hungry, and eventually gave him a job bussing tables. But it didn't end there, because she also reached out on Facebook looking for cheap hotels, so he'd have a place to stay for a while. And instead, random people donated clothes, groceries, a bike, and over $2,200 to help him get an apartment.