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This optical illusion personality test features an image that can be seen as either a duck or a rabbit. If you see a rabbit first, you are charming and introspective. If you see a duck first ...

As people stock up on Halloween candy this month, they may be buying bags of treats that contain with Red Dye 3, a carcinogen that is banned in Europe and for use in cosmetics in the U.S ...

Step right up and see the spooky circus dolls—from creepy clowns to frightening fortune-tellers—in a Minnesota museum’s vintage toy collection Sarah Kuta Daily Correspondent The theme of ...

It's costumes and scary movies. It's staying up late and maybe throwing toilet paper on someone's house, but it's also candy and lots of it. Candy sales are never as high as they are around Halloween.

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Optical illusion personality tests use mind-bending images not only trick the eyes but also offer intriguing insights into personality traits. The way you interpret an illusion often reflects ...

But on Halloween night, we remember the real reason for the season: Candy. And lots of it. But while any candy is better than no candy, not all of these delicious and sugary sweet treats are equal.

At times, it can even look a little menacing. Meet Labubu, the doll that has gained a devoted following among avid collectors in Malaysia. Created by Hong Kong-based artist Kasing Lung ...

Passing out Halloween candy is one of my favorite annual traditions. When I was a kid, I vowed to be the grown-up who would give out jumbo chocolate bars or really special candies — no ...