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The annual contest celebrates very low-effort art.

Crafty nudibranchs get two meals in one.

Revisiting the case of the only woman ever executed on its shores.

A perfectly unnecessary way to serve a drink.

Elvira Mondragón Garcia's products range from the size of a gum ball to a human head.

It's an interesting time to see the world through the eyes of blemmyes and demons.

When fruit flies love your beer, you don't mind a few webs in the brewery.

What's old is new again.

Occult albums in the '60s and '70s combined ambient tunes and spoken spells.

“Take the fresh, unspotted cadaver of a redheaded man..."

Digital reconstruction gives a face to a sad tale.

The Powdercap Strangler is no joke.

In the 1800s, farmers cultivated mushrooms in abandoned quarries underneath the French capital.

We asked you to tell us about them, and they are chilling.

A short film for those who missed this year's big event in New York—or want to relive it.

"Shelley" conjures tales of disembodied mouths, surprise male pregnancies, and a house full of dolls.

The Ichthyophagous Club changed America's relationship to seafood.

The problem is that real people suffer from these conditions.