Ice bucket challenge

Remember how people were saying the Ice Bucket Challenge was a waste of time? Well, they were WAY wrong.

The 2014 phenomenon returns to raise ALS funds and awareness, and Renee Zellweger and Justin Bieber are two of the first high-profile folks to douse themselves.

Drew Carey brought the Ice Bucket Challenge prank to national headlines when he offered a $10,000 reward to find the people behind it.

Just when you think you're officially over the whole ALS Ice Bucket Challenge thing, Amy Adams and Henry Cavill go ahead and do one from the set of 'Batman vs. Superman.' And they do it in costume, too. Yes, this may be your one and only opportunity to watch people pour buckets of ice water on Superman's head.

There's no denying the massive impact that the ice bucket challenge has had for the ALS Association. Raising $31.5 million dollars for a single organization in 23 days is a game changer for ALS. But most of us are only able to part with a certain amount of money for charitable donations. So now, as you towel off from your freezing soak and post your video online you may be asking yourself, "W

By now, everyone is familiar with the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, where people heed the call to throw buckets of ice water on themselves to spread awareness of ALS and raise donations to support The ALS Association. Everyone, from your many Facebook friends to A-list celebs have been participating, but, for us, there's nothing like seeing the likes of Thor, Iron Man and Star-Lord step up to the plate.

Check out the Ice Bucket Challenge roundup to watch 30 celebs who took on the challenge for ALS awareness!

The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge is a craze unlike anything seen in years. But how exactly did it morph into the sensation it is?

As great and well-intentioned as the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge is, it doesn't truly hammer home the horror of Lou Gehrig's disease.

The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has taken over the Internet and, presumably, your Facebook feed. It is all the rage. However, there are plenty of people who've had issues trying to pull it off.