10 Attempts to Thwart Christmas Tree Thieves
Cindy Lou Who proved that being cute won't stop the Grinch from stealing your Christmas tree. Luckily, Santa's posse has other strategies up their fuzzy red sleeves.
Cindy Lou Who proved that being cute won't stop the Grinch from stealing your Christmas tree. Luckily, Santa's posse has other strategies up their fuzzy red sleeves.
Looking for a bright and colorful gift to put under the tree? How about 200 Lucky Strike cigarettes?
Christmastime in Nazi Germany.
Sure, you know that bees pollinate our crops and give us honey. But there's so much more to these buzzing insects than that.
Come freely. Go safely; and take a photo tour of Transylvania’s Bran Castle.
Hauntworld.com has scoured the country for the scariest and weirdest haunted houses from coast to coast. Here are the attractions they've deemed most likely to make you pee your pants.
For some of us, every day is Halloween. What better way to celebrate the spookiest holiday of the year with indelible body art?
Dolls aren’t just for playing house, you know.
While most people associate Christopher Columbus with the discovery of the giant landmass that we know as North America, it’s long been believed that it was actually Vikings who first landed on the continent—specifically, Norse explorer Leif Erikson.
Since at least the early 1900s, inventors have been trying to make Halloween even scarier through technology.
Need a costume idea? Fear not: Fancy Dresses Described, or What to Wear at Fancy Balls, has you covered.
When John Adams penned a letter to future First Lady Abigail Adams on July 3, 1776, he guessed how future generations of Americans would celebrate Independence Day with remarkable accuracy—but he got the date wrong.
Fireworks. Barbecues. Trips to the ER. Sick of doing the same old thing every Fourth of July? Abandon your routine and celebrate like our presidents do.
In honor of the Canadian men and women who bravely served during WWI, here are 14 fantastic wartime propaganda posters.
Happy Father’s Day! This year, are you thinking of honoring your pop by wearing pink, drinking Schnapps in the woods and touching his feet with your forehead? Turns out you’re not alone in celebrating this way.
When fathers of generations past wrote their daughters, the advice was often horrifying.
While you celebrate your mom, take a look back at these historic photographs of mothers throughout the ages.
May 7 marks National Teacher Day, part of a weeklong celebration for educators who work tirelessly to make certain we can still function in the event the Internet happens to break.
From the sublime to the ridiculous—you decide which is which.
No one knows who pulled the first prank, but it’s safe to say that humans have been hoaxing each other for well over 1000 years. Here are some of the oldest pranks on record.
Every spring, just as the cherry blossoms enter full bloom in Washington DC, so begins the run on Peeps. Yes, Peeps. Those adorable and brightly colored balls of sugar and gelatin, molded to resemble all manner of Easter-type creatures. But since their in