There are gestures, charms and chants designed to ward off malice in cultures from the Jewish, Islamic, Christian and Hindu to Greek, Turkish and Ancient Roman.

The evil lair is a classic trope used by many criminal masterminds who want to work on their plans for world domination.

The Prince of Wales is heading to Saudi Arabia for a historic royal tour, with the visit pledged to be a "sign of good fortune" for both countries ...

Do you know why soldiers once practised the 'Dance of Masks' for combat? Discover the mystery behind this vibrant Eastern Indian tradition.

Millions visit the vast and remarkably preserved ancient city of Ephesus each year, stepping back through the centuries to ...

What happens when Gentiles with no personal stake are angered by anti-Israel agendas they perceive as antisemitic, and what happens when they belong to unions that use organizational resources to ...

The Power Rangers have fought plenty of dangerous enemies during their tenure, but some have been far stronger than others.

Year of the Fire Horse. The horse symbolizes charging forward in life, and many people arrived in Ohio University Baker Ballroom Sunday to celebrate.

As the winter chill begins to fade, the WKU Chinese Flagship Program is preparing for the most vibrant event on the lunar calendar. On February 17th, we officially welcome the Year of the Fire Horse.

From potato-throwing festivals to horned winter spirits, Spain is full of traditions that rarely make the international ...

The swastika, a sacred Hindu symbol derived from "su-asti," signifies well-being and cosmic harmony. Drawn with vermilion, it wards off evil, attracts prosperity, and seeks divine blessings, ...