For centuries, people have held superstitions regarding Friday 13th, such as avoiding black cats, cracks on the sidewalk, or ...

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Friday the 13th, of any month, is full of superstitions in the west, and 13 is thought to be an unlucky number. Just why we get extra antsy when the 13th day of the month falls on a Friday ...

The idea of Friday the 13th later was linked to misfortune in ... spoof edition of the journal. What other superstitions do lottery players keep in mind when picking their numbers?

When did Friday the 13th become synonymous with bad luck ... but that the number 13 and the day Friday are each rooted in separate superstitions linked to biblical tradition.

Do you have a lucky pen that you swear by when taking exams? Or perhaps a certain color you wear when you really need ...

On New Year’s Eve in Spain and throughout Latin America, it’s customary to eat 12 grapes during the last 12 seconds before ...

Whether throwing salt over the shoulder or avoiding black cats, the Magic City is abuzz with belief in all things eerie.

For such an innocuous herb, parsley sure has an intriguing set of superstitions ... isn’t reserved for Friday the 13th. Some say this superstition stems from the Last Supper, as Judas, the ...