The earliest memory I have of Snow White’s Scary Adventures at Disneyland is being in the shadowy, utterly terrifying woods with monster trees crunching ... birthday or Christmas trips to ...

The busy actor also weighs in on the finale to '1923,' and shares his desire to age up a couple of decades to reprise his ...

and the star of the show is the metal-framed tree at the entrance that’s billed as Connecticut’s tallest Christmas tree. It stands at 100 feet high and dominates the view of everyone coming ...

Count how many points each star has and make sure to look at their ... In this image, there are six different Christmas trees. One of them isn’t like the others. Can you figure out which one ...

Its massive catalogue is filled with all-time classics, mega movie franchises like Marvel and Star Wars ... the Ghost of Christmas Past (creepy), the Ghost of Christmas Present (jolly), and ...

In the heart of Palmyra, Pennsylvania, there exists a thrifter’s paradise so vast it could swallow your entire afternoon—and ...

Every canvas—plus one creepy little sculpture wrapped in illuminated wire ... The collages shimmer and sparkle as if backlit: broken Christmas ornaments, rhinestones, bronze dust, gold leaf, metallic ...

For Maryland history buffs, local treasures abound. Old maps of Hagerstown and surrounding Washington County communities hang ...

At the top, shining like the star on a spooky, dead Christmas tree, is the eye of Sauron, which is illuminated by a light brick. At 18 inches wide and 12 inches deep, Barad-Dûr is most impressive for ...

A legendary nineties series is primed for an epic TV return after the lead star vowed to write a Christmas special to bring the cast back together. Cold Feet first aired back in 1997 until 2003 ...

They called out one particularly "creepy" moment and bombarded the telly watchdog with their opinions. Celebrity Big Brother anchor AJ, 37, had an awkward encounter with Mickey, 72, when he ...

“It’s creepy and it’s scary but, as much as I’m not a technophile, it’s inevitable. There’s no holding it back. It’s not like you can put the genie back in the bottle . . .