Here's Which Thanksgiving Foods You Can Bring on a Plane
Turkeys and pies are allowable carry-ons, but you'll have to check alcohol, sauces, and condiments before you board a plane.
Turkeys and pies are allowable carry-ons, but you'll have to check alcohol, sauces, and condiments before you board a plane.
Joe Drelick spends eight weeks hanging over 35,000 lights and 37 interactive displays for his Harleysville, Pennsylvania home. You're welcome.
Thanksgiving seems like a holiday that's as American as apple pie, or pumpkin pie for that matter. But actually, there are variants of this day all around the world.
Plus one you definitely shouldn’t.
Don't run the risk of bringing those mittens you got last Christmas from your book club Secret Santa to this year's gift swap.
It features more than 100 faces drawn in one continuous line.
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In 1982, communities across the country banned trick-or-treating after someone added cyanide to capsules of Tylenol.
Zombies, devils, and monsters dominate these scary brews.
Long before we stuffed ourselves with candy and donned Halloween costumes, the Celtic people celebrated an ancient harvest festival called Samhain.
On Halloween, witches and werewolves, ghosts and ghouls, and demons and devils stalk the streets for tricks or treats. But the real tricks and treats—at least for the horror-loving word nerds among us—might just be the strange and far-flung origins of the
For kids with food allergies and their parents, trick-or-treating can be the scariest part of Halloween.
There's a lot of fun to be had between carving the pumpkin and trick-or-treating!
On Yom Kippur, the second of the two Jewish High Holy Days, even the Torah gets a special white outfit.
Meowing nuns and exploding toads? Curiouser and curiouser!
How did a 15th-century voyager from what is now Italy get his own federal holiday? How do alternative celebrations of Columbus Day address the resistance of native cultures in North America? Let's take a look.
Clever Halloween costumes that make you think a minute and then laugh.
Photographer Larry Racioppo captured a variety of children's costumes as they roamed the streets in the mid-'70s. The results are a bit creepy, but ultimately endearing.
When you stop to think about it, many of our autumnal traditions—like scooping out pumpkin guts, asking strangers for candy, and wandering aimlessly through cornfields—are pretty bizarre.
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These eccentric Fourth of July parades might make you reconsider how you spend the Fourth.
In 1908, the same year that Anna Jarvis founded Mother’s Day, the first event for fathers was also held—though it was considerably sadder than today’s neckties-and-coffee mugs affair.
Dazzle your friends with these seven juicy tidbits about the fruit.
Fruitcake has long been the holiday season’s favorite neon-dotted loaf, joke, and re-gift. Do you reach for seconds?