STOCKBRIDGE — Every April 1, a huge, eye-catching banner is unfurled and attached above the Red Lion Inn porch. But not this year. The annual April Fools' Day prank — a keenly awaited Fitzpatrick ...

April Fools’ Day is an unofficial holiday celebrated on April 1 each year, focused on pranks and lighthearted deception. The origins of April Fools’ Day are uncertain, but potentially linked to France ...

So far today you’ve put toothpaste in your kid’s Oreos, brought mayo-filled Krispy Kremes to your co-workers, and placed a rubber band around the faucet sprayer as a surprise for your spouse.

April Fools' Day is celebrated every year on April 1 and has multiple origin stories. Easter's date fluctuates as it's determined by the lunar calendar, falling on the Sunday after the first full moon ...

Another April Fools’ Day has been and gone ... sold under the Stellantis banner. From odd paint options to space travel, car companies have used their creativity to the max when coming up ...

In Scotland, April Fools’ has a history of being a two-day event. April 1 is known as “Gowkie Day” or “Hunt the Gowk,” explained Encyclopedia Britannica. Gowk is a term used to describe ...

Beware: April Fools' Day, every prankster's favorite day, is nearly upon us. The unofficial holiday encourages pulling light-hearted pranks, practical jokes, hoaxes or hijinks on others.

While private companies are taking advantage of April Fools' Day to market their products, politicians are using it to take jabs at their enemies across the aisle. Colorado Democratic Gov.

April Fools' Day falls on April 1 each year. Known for jokes and pranks, the lighthearted holiday has a longstanding tradition you might not know about. Historians trace April Fools' Day back to 1582.