The only Friday the 13th is year is here. We explain how the superstition came to be and how many more 13th are in your ...

Maybe the legacy of Friday 13th can be rewritten… Just follow TayTay's example and laugh in the face of danger. After all, it beats trying to pronounce Friggatriskaidekaphobia.

If you're feeling worried about Friday the 13th, you're not alone. There's even a term for it, "paraskavedekatriaphobia," which means the fear of Friday the 13th, while "triskaidekaphobia" is a ...

Friday the 13th occurs at least once a year and sometimes up to three times a year. It only happens once in 2025 — today, June 13 — but there will be three Friday the 13ths in 2026 . The next ...

Fear of Friday the 13th has so many spooked, there’s now a word for it – friggatriskaidekaphobia. Etymologically speaking, Frigg is the Norse goddess whom Friday was named after.

Fear of Friday the 13th stems from several sources, though it’s unclear where it truly began, according to History. This includes a late 19th-century secret society called the Thirteen Club, an ...

Triskaidekaphobia (sounds like tris·kai·dek·a·pho·bi·a) is the fear of the number 13; and the fear of Friday the 13th also has a phobia, paraskevidekatriaphobia (sounds like para·skevi ...

With Friday the 13th, it's better to fully check your brain at the door...especially with Friday the 13th Part 2.

The date, which has inspired novels and horror movies, is believed to be one filled with bad luck, much like breaking a mirror, opening an umbrella inside, or walking under a ladder. If you fear ...

Why do people fear Friday the 13th? Friday the 13th is a day that's seen as unlucky in Western culture. The date coincides with misfortune, as several tragic events in history have been recorded on ...