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November 22, 1963 is a day that many baby boomers remember: the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas.  Since 1990, November 22nd has been designated as “Stop the Violence Day...

Feathers are normally thought of as only summer accessories, but why? Do modified fashionistas ever followed the norm? No, of course not! Break all of the rules and pair these fabulous feather acce...

  Today is the funky unofficial holiday known as Button Day, when buttons, buttons, and even more buttons of every size, shape, and color abound.   Buttons are meant for so much more than jeans and...

Black.  It goes with literally everything, and we’re not just talking about clothing.  Black humor, black magic, black eyes, black keys, black belt, black ice, black cat, black board; or in the wor...

  The growing of facial hair is popularly linked to supporting one’s team during playoff season. Think hockey, especially: the superstitions about not shaving began among the players themselves and...

Tomorrow is a major holiday in the US.  It’s Veterans’ Day, and also the lesser know USMC Day, which celebrates our men and women in service with the Marines.  So in honor of this awesomely patriot...

“Remember, remember, the fifth of November; the gunpowder, treason, and plot. I know of no reason why gunpowder treason, should ever be forgot.”   If you’ve ever seen the cult classic V for Vendett...

For those who are unfamiliar, the daith is a piercing of the thin outcropping of ear cartilage that stretches from the opening of the ear canal just above the tragus.  It’s essentially the spot whe...

Sugar Skulls Sugar skull artwork is actually based upon a staple of Day of the Dead foods: candy.  Tiny skulls made out of sugar dough or marzipan are regularly made for children to eat during Dia ...