Superstitions are those quirks of human behavior – the knocking on wood, the lucky charms, the avoidance of black cats on Friday the 13th. But while some superstitions are common across cultures ...

When some Mexicans encounter an owl, it can evoke fear and apprehension — but for others, it’s simply one of the coolest ...

Beyond superstition, Holy Week in the Philippines includes many meaningful traditions such as the “pabasa,” processions, the Visita Iglesia, and the reenactment of Jesus’ suffering. While some now use ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Have you ever knocked on wood for good luck? This superstition stems from an old Pagan belief that spirits live in trees, and if you knocked on ...

One superstition is that cows holding their tails upright signals an impending hurricane, but this is not scientifically proven. While some superstitions are harmless, others, like taping windows ...

Here are a few of the most popular weather superstitions for finding out just what Old Man Winter has in store for us this ski season. Way before national weather services started using advanced ...

Superstitions are simply beliefs that by either doing or not doing something, you will have good luck or keep bad luck at bay. Some popular superstitions include crossing your fingers or touching ...

Kit Harington’s bizarre superstition has him scratching his privates for luck whenever he sees an ambulance. Find out where ...

Lucky underwear? A photo of the Pope? F1 drivers are known for their superstitions – but do they have any effect on ...

Footballers are renowned for having some bizarre superstitions.Whether it's being the last player to enter the pitch for the warm up, carrying out a meticulous 50-step ritual, or watching a ...

It's almost hurricane season in Florida. Here's a list of commonly believed hurricane-related myths and superstitions ahead of the 2025 season.