Over the last decade, an old Welsh tradition has sprung back into popularity, showing up on people’s doorsteps every Christmas season.
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This holiday season, ditch the sleigh bells for sledge hammers.
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San Diego’s City Lights Collectibles was only supposed to be open six weeks a year — but as the owners quickly learned, when it comes to collecting yuletide tchotchkes, there are no expiration dates.
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In Japan, fried chicken trumps turkey — and pretty much every other food — during Christmastime.
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As more states adopt laws allowing the collection of dead animals, interest in reusing their bodies and parts grows.
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Can’t get enough of the quintessential autumn flavor? Satisfy your cravings with these weird and unexpected products.
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Swedish street art has never been cheesier.
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How some witches are swapping cauldrons and brooms for Tumblr and Netflix accounts.
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How Canadian college students harnessed current events and a widespread phobia to help others — and amass a sizable profit.
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Los Angeles’ Dearly Departed Tours and Artifact Museum proves that celebrities are always fascinating, even when they’re dead.
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"Florida Man" has long caused chaos in daily news and gone viral. Now people are trying to trademark the concept, too. But is this OK?
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No VCR? No problem. Analog videos are making a comeback, just not as you remember them.
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Why people are letting gum ball machines choose what art gets inked into their skin.
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Here’s why you might start hearing more Bach and Mozart in public places.
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Grandma might have made it back in the day, but now online communities are reviving jello and aspic dishes with weird and creative results.
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An online speed typing challenge is offering a grand prize of $5,000 to whomever can type the most words per minute.
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Regular people are taking it upon themselves to make fixes and repairs around their cities, from cutting back overgrowth to filling in potholes.
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