On Presidents’ Day, I always celebrate the term of my favorite President, William Henry Harrison. William Henry Harrison served the shortest presidency in American→

Being trapped at the dinner table for Thanksgiving dinner with the relatives can be enough to drive anyone to the liquor cabinet, but there’s→

Ed Moody carved his first pumpkin at age 6. He is now one of the premier pumpkin carvers in America reports The Chicago Sun→

J.C.Reid over at The Houston Press food blog has put together a list of the top five creepiest Halloween candies. 5. Spooky Nerds 4.→

The following article is a guest post from the Haunted House Association. An economy that was once shattered by the collapse of one housing→

It’s too late this year, but May 25th is Geek Pride Day. Maybe you can profit from it next year. T-shirts always do well→

When I was a child, my mother worked for Thrifty Drug. There was no better treat than when she brought home a half gallon→

It’s too late this year, but May 25th is Geek Pride Day. Maybe you can profit from it next year. T-shirts always do well→

According to USA Today, millions of gift-wrapped iPads, Kindles, Nooks and other digital reading devices resulted in an unprecedented surge in sales of e-books→

You’ve opened the presents. Sipped the nog. Hot-tubbed in champagne. And so, as the new year quickly becomes just “the year,” there’s only one→

Well, that is if you’re selling ugly Christmas sweaters. The holiday may have passed, but that says nothing about the success of UglyChristmasSweaterParty.com. According→

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Sometimes it pays to freak out. An Ohio boy’s over-the-top reaction after receiving a Wii game system for Christmas three years ago has turned→

Somewhere in that photo above is Jean-Guy Laquerre, who holds the Guinness World Records for having the world’s largest collection of Santa Claus memorabilia.→

Christmas tree decked out with dollars 11 million U.S. worth of gold, at the Emirates Palace hotel, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The→

Patent #5,523,741. Thomas Cane’s “Santa Claus detector,” patented in 1996, combines yuletide spirit with cold-hearted espionage. Kids booby-trap the hearth as shown on Christmas→

According to Neatorama when an aquarium in Japan planned their holiday displays for Christmas, they decided to harness the natural talents of one resident:→

He’s been called charming. He’s been called creepy. He travels under cover of night, moving from perch to perch. And he knows if your→

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