Was a Google Doodle Created for Ramadan But Not for Easter?
Google traditionally avoids making Doodles involving ANY overtly religious holiday.
Google traditionally avoids making Doodles involving ANY overtly religious holiday.
A viral image of one municipal ordinance regarding Halloween activities left viewers wondering whether police were going to be hauling off bigger youngsters for trick-or-treating.
A spurious Wikipedia edit led to the rumor that a tradition of celebrating Veterans Day with ravioli dinners was initiated by President Woodrow Wilson in 1919.
Since the very first Earth Day, rumors have been floated linking the date to the birthday of Vladimir Ilich Lenin
A compendium of superstitions and lore associated with the holy day of Easter.
What are we celebrating on the holiday known as 'Presidents Day'? Is it really a holiday at all?
Ring in 2020 with a compendium of superstitions associated with New Year's Day.
Does the name of Boxing Day come from the need to rid the house of empty boxes on the day after Christmas?
The image of Santa Claus as a jolly large man in a red-and-white suit was the standard long before Coca-Cola co-opted it for their advertising.
A Facebook page advertising a phone number to supposedly allow children to talk to "Santa Claus" actually leads unsuspecting callers somewhere unexpected.
Despite modern religious legends, candy canes were not created as Christian symbols representing the blood and purity of Jesus.
Unreliable web sites spun a news story about the Swedish Transport Administration nixing Christmas lights on street poles into a fictional tale about kowtowing to Muslim immigrants.