Check out these lucky New Year foods eaten from around the world!

Will-o-the-wisps are spooky floating lights believed to lead unwary travelers to their doom. Learn more!

Black-eyed peas and rice with fat back, salt pork or bacon is a staple in the south on New Year's.

Ever wonder why kissing under the mistletoe is a Christmas tradition? We have the answer, plus many facts and lore about this strange parasitic plant.

Here's a fun look at some of the more spooky lore surrounding popular herbs.

Roosters crowing at night, dogs eating grass, pigs gathering straw. Can these things really predict the weather?

If Friday the 13th makes you uneasy, you may just want to do one of these things to keep bad luck from finding you!

By following these helpful hints, a potted shamrock plant should yield those charming clover leaves and lovely petite blooms for years to come!