10 April Fools’ Pranks That Went Horribly Awry
Everyone loves a good April Fools’ prank—unless it results in armed law enforcement surrounding your home.
Everyone loves a good April Fools’ prank—unless it results in armed law enforcement surrounding your home.
From "scrabbling games" to hunting hares, these old Easter traditions have fallen out of fashion.
You can always avoid the issue by spelling out “St. Patrick’s Day,” but here’s how to properly abbreviate it.
Curious about St. Patrick‘s Day green food trends? Explore which states are most interested in dyeing their pies, drinks, and desserts for the holiday.
Check out these U.S. cities if you‘re looking for the ultimate St. Patrick‘s Day celebration.
Easter always happens sometime in March or April—but the date is never the same each year.
What has come to be known as International Women’s Day has been celebrated for more than 100 years.
Here’s a crash course in these infamously impish creatures, from how to tell one from a leprechaun to which clurichaun stories are worth reading.
You might be used to people wearing green on St. Patrick’s Day, but some sport orange instead. Here’s why.
Here’s some inspiration for your next romantic excursion.
February 14 is often celebrates as a day of love—but it has also been marked as a day of tragedy.
Whether it's bacteria, a city name, or a day of the week, love can be found in unexpected places—including our vocabulary.
From heart-shaped waffles to bathtubs, see what your home state is searching for this Valentine’s Day.
Presidents Day has only nothing to do with Abraham Lincoln. And it doesn’t even legally exist.
Forget the classic dinner and a movie—try a couples massage or an arcade date this Valentine’s Day.
McDonald‘s Shamrock Shake returns with a charitable twist: Every shake helps Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Your Valentine this year could be a shelter dog in need of a home.
If every plant you touch dies, LEGO’s online flower arrangement workshop may be more your speed.
The big game used to be a January staple. Now it’s in February, and it may not be done moving yet.
People have mixed feelings about February 14. Before Cupid’s arrow leaves you distracted, here are 20 things you might not know about Valentine’s Day.
The stats indicate that practice doesn’t always make perfect when it comes to mid-sized meteorological rodents.
This Groundhog Day, discover a few fun facts about the legendary Punxsutawney Phil, including who he’s actually (supposedly) named after.
St. Valentine may get the romantic holiday, but he isn’t the only religious figure linked to love.
“Dear Miss Saucy ... I hereby order you to give me as many kisses and as many hours of your company as I shall please to demand.”