A camera affixed to the International Space Station recently spotted some curious symbols amid a barren desert landscape. "This caught our attention," Charles Black, the founder of the Earth and ...

From accusations of CGI fakery and a mannequin hand to claims of satanic symbolism, skeptics are calling the mission a staged spectacle. Experts say this frenzy stems from the perfect blend of space ...

The image of loose bamboo poles, skillfully bound and rising into a vertical tower, has long been both a technical marvel and a powerful cultural symbol. Save this picture! Hong Kong Bun Festival ...

Greeks have been cracking red eggs at Easter for many centuries. The tradition, although it is also a fun game, is of course steeped in religious symbolism, as well. Despite this deep religious ...

“The Dukes of Hazzard” catapulted the trio to stardom, especially Bach, whose short shorts made her a sex symbol. Schneider said the cast became incredibly close, and while fans watched her ...

But symbolism is not realism. Champions League really doesn’t care whether you finished 1st or 4th. Player bodies will take notice if they’re playing all the minutes and might drop a level in an ...

Amid controversy over the wrongful deportation of Maryland man Kilmar Abrego Garcia, social media circulated a photo of his knuckle tattoos, claiming they showed MS-13 symbols. President Trump ...

The bunny has become a symbol of Easter celebrations worldwide. As such embodying the spirit of spring, renewal, and joy. (Although recently we all wondered about that last snowfall and the ...

Given that significance, it's no surprise Easter is steeped in symbolism. The following are some of the many symbols of Easter and what they represent to faithful Christians across the globe.

In the context of Easter, it refers to the tradition of decorating or hiding eggs, often with symbolic meaning related to new life and the resurrection of Jesus. In the broader media context ...

In early English usage, the word “good” often had a broader meaning. Linguists and historians point out that in Old and Middle English, “good” could also mean “holy” or “pious.” ...