Halloween Haunter 
The Victorian Era lasted from 1837 – 1901. It was known as the Second English Renaissance and the Beginning of Modern Times, but it is perhaps most famous for its bizarre preoccupation with death. As an example, Victoria, the reigning queen of that era, mourned the loss of her husband, Prince Albert, for forty years. … Read moreThe Victorians Odd Obsession With Death
The Halloween Prankster Stewart In an alternate reality, Martha Stewart speaks of the time honored tradition of classic Halloween pranks. The epic toilet papering of yards, and enchanted egging of homes not celebrating Halloween. Then there’s the flaming bag of dog poop on the front porch reserved for only the most hated of All Hallows Eve … Read moreSNL Martha Stewart Halloween
By C. L. Hernandez The camera moved in close, but the baby didn’t seem to mind. The chubby infant of indeterminate sex gnawed placidly on a teething ring as it gazed into the lens with vapid, filmy eyes. “Pook!” it said. “Pook, pook. Gabbin!” “Great!” said the cameraman, and his smile fluttered around the edges. … Read moreIt’s The Tony Bing Show!
The Maestro and Little Daisy were a musical favorite among the upper class of the late 1800’s Europe. Daisy was a young orphan girl with the voice of an angel who danced on carefree clouds. The talented pianist Evan Dascălu, aka The Maestro, took her under his envious wing and acted as her Guardian. He … Read moreThe Mad Macabre Maestro