Weird News

There's many myths and opinions out there in regard to all things regarding our hair. I'm sure you've a few of your own you could share. But are they true?

It's been an ongoing debate between friends and family for years. Let's put this debate to rest once and for all.

And this week's Dumb Crook comes from El Paso where a guy stole an ATV then tried to sell it to the person he stole it from in a sting operation.

Well, if this ain't creepy. In 2014, the sun was captured by one of our observatories looking like a jack-o-lantern in October. But why are we just now being shown this? I speculate.

I like a bit of spookiness and mystery, but you're not gonna catch me sitting down to a Saw marathon while eating cookies made to look like human fingers.

I still have to give myself a tiny pep talk before I pop a gummi bear into my mouth. I mean, it's like eating tiny Winnie the Pooh's or something. Ghastly.

What makes you "weird" may be the very things that set you apart and finally indicates the way for you to learn to find your own voice--which we need.

Can we all agree that scary clowns are horrifying? Yes? OK, great let's proceed. By the way, the proper term for fear of clowns? Coulrophobia.

I'm listening to the popping in my microwave and I start to wonder. How did popcorn, of all things, became such a go-to snack for us. Where'd that get started?

Self-compassion seems to be a necessary first step to having true compassion for others. I don't know why exactly--but it does.

The Inca called it "mother grain" & their warriors believed it increased stamina and cognitive skills. It's also delicious and easy to make.

A creepy good time can be had by all in Austin by taking a walking tour that follows the path of America's first serial killer.