The secret is out — it's "Thriller" time, and Flash Mob New Orleans is going to get everyone in the Halloween spirit.

Dance party admission is $15 for Akron Art Museum members and $30 for non-members. VIP tickets are $75, which include open bar, swag, access to a VIP lounge and free parking. The Akron Art Museum is ...

Shoppers and passers-by in Arklow were taken by surprise on Halloween afternoon when two separate flash mobs brought music and dance to both Main Street and Bridgewater Shopping Centre. Members of ...

Six people were arrested as Irish police were attacked with missiles and fireworks after violence flared outside a Dublin hotel used to house asylum seekers. A police vehicle was also set on fire as a ...

Oct. 6 (UPI) --A California woman used her love of dance-based video games to break several world records, including the overall longest video game marathon ever -- and she's preparing to attempt it ...

With two days until opening, the Trader Joe’s fans aren’t exactly camping outside of Gresham’s new store. But they are dancing. Around 7 a.m. Wednesday, cars began lining up next to each other outside ...

Rosie O'Donnell is applying for Irish citizenship amid her ongoing feud with President Donald Trump. In an interview with the U.K.'s Daily Telegraph, the 63-year-old comedian explained she is putting ...

In a comical coincidence, Barstool Sports’ employee and comedian “KB”, or Kevin Backlund, found a correlation between the death of the Pope and the record of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football ...

Start by taking the external hard drive from the nearby machine, and the Boss will tell you to take it to Vile Lichtor's black site, the same one you visited during the main story. The goal is to ...

Wasn’t it simply a matter of time? Given her prowess as the finest female short-course swimmer in history, a world record from Gretchen Walsh seemed likely during the first stop of the World Cup ...

Investors are snapping up gold, pushing the commodity above $4,000 a troy ounce for the first time. WSJ’s David Uberti uses three charts to help explain what’s behind the rush and what could come next ...