Why is Friday the 13th Considered Unlucky?
Today, people around the globe will feel uneasy about getting out of bed, leaving their homes, or going about their normal daily routines, all because of a superstition.
Today, people around the globe will feel uneasy about getting out of bed, leaving their homes, or going about their normal daily routines, all because of a superstition.
Who needs computers or calendars when you've got your brain?
It used ten-day weeks...until Napoleon gave it the axe.
The International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service has added a leap second to the calendar on December 31.
Leap Day comes just once every four years. Here's a list of eight events that occurred on this rare day.
Louise Estes has given birth to three children on three consecutive Leap Days. Was it fate, or careful planning?
For one year, more than two centuries ago, September 3-13 didn't exist in the British Empire.
Researchers find that people attach more meaning to Mondays and Fridays, but have fewer mental representations of mid-week days.
Due to unusual record-keeping practices or because of months that were eliminated over the centuries, there are a few days you’ll never see on your joke-a-day calendar.
Six and a half million Britons went to bed on September 2, 1752, and woke up on September 14. The reason? The Calendar (New Style) Act of 1750, of course.