My kid has her bat mitzvah in February. My wife’s family is from out of town, as are my friends. I don’t have a large family. Her parents are imploring her to have a bigger party, or live music, or a ...

The man accused of attempting to blow up both the Republican and Democratic National Committees in Washington, DC on Jan 5. 2021 was a highly active My Little Pony fan. Brian Cole Jr., 30, was ...

A new behavioral study sheds light on whether vampire bats actively seek human blood or simply rely on instinctual feeding patterns. Researchers found that the animals prefer certain hosts based on ...

Hundreds of "My Little Pony" fans ‒ many from across the country ‒ gathered in Milwaukee for the 12th annual Ponyville Ciderfest convention on Nov. 22 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. The convention is a ...

Tom Gandolph grew up at the baseball field. At a young age, he was introduced to the sport through his father, Dave Gandolph, who has coached for 50 seasons at various schools in Central Indiana. His ...

It’s time for you to expand your My Little Pony collection in the most adorable way possible. You may have thought these ponies were cute before, but you haven’t yet seen My Little Pony transform into ...

With the Halloween season now in full swing, it's officially black cats' time to shine. Not only have they long been associated with all things spooky, but their dark coats lend them perfectly to a ...

“There is a saying that when you depart from this world, the dog who went ahead will warmly welcome you.” Bong-gu the Welsh Corgi was once an abandoned dog. Judging by his docked tail, someone had ...

Bats swung, cheers rang out, and laughter filled the air at Yokohama North Dock! The U.S. Army’s 5th Transportation Company and Yokohama Higashi Little League teamed up for a fun-filled softball ...

The bat tossed in the air by a New Jersey Little Leaguer to celebrate a home run that earned him a suspension later lifted by a judge sold Friday for nearly $10,000 at auction. All proceeds from the ...

The bat flipped sky-high by a New Jersey Little Leaguer in celebration of a home run, an act that led to his brief suspension before a judge overturned the call, has now made its way into baseball ...