GOOGLE DOODLE

This week, the company added two initiatives to give artists a chance to use Google as a platform to show off their creations.

Google is getting in on the "Doctor Who" 50th Anniversary action with a new Doodle before "The Day of the Doctor" special airs.

Raymond Loewy was born on Nov. 5, 1893 in Paris, France and designed early refrigerators, vending machines, cigarette packs and space stations.

Tuesday’s Google Doodle may have been designed well before the shutdown, but it could also be perceived as a pointed critique of our political system.

The August 22 Google Doodle features an animated cityscape set to "Clair de Lune," one of the most famous works by French composer Claude Debussy.

Monday's Google Doodle celebrates the 126th birthday of Erwin Schrodinger, the man responsible for changing physics with his theories on quantum mechanics.

The Roswell UFO incident happened 66 years ago, and Google created an interactive Doodle to celebrate the anniversary.

Google has changed its logo into a giant walking insect as tribute to the late German author Franz Kafka and his novella "The Metamorphosis."

The latest Google Doodle celebrates the summer solstice, the longest day of the year.

Google has commemorated the much-loved, though sometimes controversial, American children's author and book illustrator, Maurice Sendak.

The new Google Doodle pays homage to Saul Bass by cleverly injecting the Google name into the late animator's most iconic film sequences.

Google Thursday celebrates the Valentine’s Day and the 154th birthday of George Ferris together with an interactive doodle on its homepage.

Google has commemorated the inventor of the Zamboni by displaying an interactive game on its homepage.

As has been customary for the past couple of years, Google has a Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Doodle on its U.S. search page today.

Google celebrated American cartoonist Winsor McCay on Monday with a Google Doodle dedicated to “Little Nemo” 107 years after its creation.

On Saturday, Alan Turing would have been 100. So Google has come up with yet another interactive Google Doodle honoring his memory. Saturday's Google Doodle is a virtual version of the Turing Machine, conceptualized by Turing in 1936, that helps explain how a CPU thinks in binary, i.e. 1s and 0s.

Today's Happy Father's Day Google Doodle is here to brighten up Dad's homepage on one of his favorite days of the year.

Google Wednesday observed the 166th birth anniversary of Peter Carl Fabergé, the Russian jeweler best known for creating famous Fabergé eggs, through a doodle that was made of precious metals and gemstones.

The Google Doodle for Wednesday is an awesome playable Moog synthesizer, but you can play with it today by visiting Google Japan's homepage.

Sundback, the Swedish-American electrical engineer, is the founder of the modern-day zipper.

Akira Yoshizawa is considered the grandmaster of modern origami and his paper folding skills were celebrated with a Google doodle today, marking his 101 birthday.