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They've been doing it for years.

The limp sandwich has since become a fixture.

It was taller than a six-story building.

Photos of neon signs and advertisements along one of America's most iconic highways.

The National Christmas Tree Board was supposed to protect American tree growers, until one man intervened.

You'll need a terrifying mask, a lot of fur, a smoke bomb, and a whip.

Amadeus, Amadeus!

An artist's invention turns roadways and construction sites into unconventional party zones.

Demons, jokers, and colonial characters get together to celebrate tradition and faith with a raucous party.

Resurrecting a centuries-old Christmas ritual with creepy masks, horse heads, and bras worn on the outside.

Action 52 wasn't great.

No one realized how extensive these ruins were.

Sea serpents, cannibals, and one of the earliest mentions of California are features of this spectacular map.

"Pteridomania"—an obsession with ferns—gripped the era's amateur botanists.

She and her navigator disappeared nearly 80 years ago.

This year's events included present-wrapping, tree-decorating, lasso-throwing, and a dance-off.

How to eat a scorpion in style.

It fit on one sheet of paper.