Netflix’s Trainwreck documentary series turned the spotlight on one of the internet’s most infamous meme, with Trainwreck: ...

Matty Roberts, who created the viral Facebook event called “Storm Area 51: They Can’t Stop All of Us,” and his mother, Malinda Ortega, feature prominently in the Netflix docuseries Trainwreck: Storm A ...

Storm Area 51, a two‑part documentary exploring the strange, multi‑million‑dollar meme that almost became a national incident ...

According to Trainwreck: Storm Area 51, the viral joke cost the U.S. military an estimated $11 million.

What happened at Storm Area 51? The idea started as a Facebook event that quickly went viral. It didn't take long for government agencies to step in.

Storm Area 51 may just be one of the most expensive jokes in American history. One late night in June 2019, Matty Roberts, a 20-year-old from Bakersville, Calif., created a Facebook event, which ...

The latest entry in Netflix's docuseries Trainwreck uncovered the mystery behind 'Storm Area 51', a Facebook event that went viral in 2019.

When Matty Roberts of Bakersfield, California, created the public Facebook event “Storm Area 51” for Sep. 20, 2019, at 3 a.m., he didn’t expect it to go viral.

Lancaster native Arron Kinser is the consulting producer on "Train Wreck: Storm Area 51," which is currently on Netflix.

As a joke, Matty Roberts came up with the idea of "invading" Area 51, the military base in the Nevada desert associated with aliens and UFOs. The goof idea of storming Area 51 went viral. Three ...

Tomorrow's episode (July 29) is set to explore a peculiar true story that had people talking worldwide. The upcoming episode of Trainwreck will delve into the Storm Area 51 craze, which was ignited by ...