From blood-squirting lizard eyes to zombie cockroaches, the natural world is ready for a truly terrifying Halloween.
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Inside Connecticut's growing community of witches - and the witch crawl bringing them together
"I think that the witch crawl is helping us realize that more community exists than we thought," said Krista Hudson-Melone.
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The history of Halloween spans centuries, countries and religions. Here's why we celebrate it today.
The very first Halloween celebrations trace back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which later morphed into All ...
The name Halloween refers to the Christian tradition of All Souls’ Day falling on November 1: the night before is All Souls’ ...
It is the time of year when the pumpkins are ready, people dress in the haunting costumes, and children knock on neighbours' ...
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Halloween is an immigrant holiday for an immigrant nation
Halloween is very clearly out of control. You could put it in dollars and cents: Americans will spend something like $13 ...
On Halloween, young people in Europe now dress up as zombies too. Imagine how our streets have changed — I can hardly tell the difference from any other day. There are guys with blank eyes scaring ...
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