On a busy night for law enforcement, one offender was thinking outside the box of mac & cheese.

A bold step into the landscape of legalized recreational marijuana offers couples an opportunity to celebrate their union in a truly green fashion. As Ohio’s cannabis wedding industry takes root, it will be fascinating to see how entrepreneurs handle this emerging trend.

Groundhog Day, a whimsical holiday with diverse traditions, is celebrated annually in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Despite debates over the accuracy of weather predictions, it remains a beloved tradition offering a brief escape from modern life.

The Bronx Zoo’s Name-a-Roach program offers an interesting Valentine’s Day gift, naming a Madagascar hissing cockroach after someone special. This quirky initiative provides a memorable present as well as supporting global wildlife conservation efforts.

For 40 years, an Indian ascetic has cultivated rice on his head, claiming the title of the father of rice in India. Through eccentric practices, he transforms his head into a sacred field to feed himself and his soul.

A smiling creature at Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis awaits a name through a public contest. The winning name for the centuries-old looking, holiday-loving creature, sculpted by artist Gustavo Boada, earns the submitter a $100 market gift card.

Baktawng, home to the world’s largest family of 199 members, faces an uncertain future after the passing of patriarch Pu Ziona. Despite economic challenges, the family’s unity and shared responsibilities persist.

A 30ft Christmas tree in Cambridgeshire has sparked debate due to its distinct tilt. Some locals have humorously compared it to Pisa’s leaning tower, while others have criticized it as an “embarrassment”.

Whitby, in England, undergoes a gothic transformation twice a year, as it hosts the Whitby Goth Weekend, an event that originated in 1994. The festival, drawing thousands worldwide with its unique mix of culture, community, and goth rock music, has maintained its grassroots ethos and remains inclusive despite its growth.

Bhidavad village in Madhya Pradesh celebrates post-Diwali with a unique tradition—devotees willingly lie in the path of cows, believing it fulfills wishes. This bizarre yet injury-free spectacle has become Bhidavad’s claim to fame, drawing curious onlookers annually.

A 13th century painting by Cimabue has completed a four-year journey from being discovered hanging on a kitchen wall in Compiègne, France to finally being acquired by the Louvre to be shown at an upcoming exhibition in 2025..