History of Halloween
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Americans spent more than $2 billion on Halloween candy in 2003, according to the National Confectioner's Association.
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On Halloween, gamers will get to experience the fruits of the four years the Flagship team has spent refining its seductive âJust five more minutesâ style of gameplay.
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In honor of Halloween 2007, Kate Davey, an expert on haunted New York, is taking questions from readers during the next week.
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Sure, any old dog can go out trick-or-treating in a mass-produced costume. For less than &#36;30, he can be a pumpkin, a devil, an astronaut, a cheerleader or &#151; oh, the insult! &#151; a cat. But what about that very special pooch, the dog whose fur should never touch vinyl and who wouldn't be caught dead in the same costume as the mutt down the block? Enter: E&amp;E Hallstrom Haute Couture.
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Once again, Hillary Rodham Clinton leads in a poll. This time, she was top choice when people were asked which major 2008 presidential candidate would make the scariest Halloween costume.
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By Faye Flam, The Philadelphia Inquirer  May 28--NEW YORK -- Christopher Columbus, Henry Hudson and John Smith all recorded sightings of mermaids. Sea monsters populated the old ships' logs, too.
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The making of an American holiday--from socialist rallies to backyard barbecues.
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The author of Frankenstein: A Cultural History also collects monster memorabilia. Why are we so fascinated with Mary Shelley's nightmare vision?
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Indianapolis, Oct. 27 - A mere four days from Halloween, you can&#39;t beat the sight of a full moon lighting up the night sky. Nothing except a full moon bathed in orange, almost like a pumpkin.
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Fashion Wire Daily - It&#39;s back, and it isn&#39;t even October yet! The latest reincarnation of the oft-told tale of &quot;Halloween&quot; - this time it is Rob Zombie&#39;s vision of the sick story of Michael Myers - scared its way into Hollywood on Thursday night, with a premiere at the venerable Mann&#39;s Chinese Theater.
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Health professionals and families have worked hard to turn Halloween into a day that children with diabetes can take delight in, not simply endure.
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Those things that go bump in the night? About one-third of people believe they could be ghosts.
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Italians have taken a shine to ghosts, ghouls and mummies -- in just a few years, the imported festival for Halloween has taken the Bel Paese by storm.
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Fear of Friday the 13th has roots in a Viking myth, ancient Rome, and even the Last Supper.
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Well, maybe not yet. But what does the future hold for those who consider their source code an important proprietary asset? Halloween this year featured more scary stuff than just ghosts and ghouls.
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The terror of "Frankenstein" dates back to 1818, when Mary Shelley wrote the novel. Many theatrical versions followed, as did silent films, the first made by Edison's company in 1910.
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NEW YORK  - Simple precautions such as  adding reflective tape to costumes and accompanying young  children as they go from door to door will help families avoid  problems this Halloween, advises the American Academy of  Pediatrics.