Arachnophobia alert! There’s an eight-legged terror lurking in Spain’s warm coastal regions, and it’s got a reputation as ...

Speaking of Winston-Salem, anybody out there remember a puffing billboard? If I remember correctly, it was in a curve near ...

In the ride’s trademark attic scene, there’s still a tortured bride, but she’s never quite looked or acted like this.

This piece was given to my father in the late '70s by a friend of his who was acquainted with Thomas Hart Benton's widow ... white painted against this black heart with a red surround.

The last time the attic received a major overhaul was in the mid-2000s, and that figure, known as the "black widow bride," had ... back in that is hand-painted, like all of these other pieces ...

An Ultimate Black Widow title is one potential route ... was known for having a retro style. His painted pieces evoked the artistry and weight of Alex Ross while still having a cartoonish and ...

Most exposures to black widow spider venom are accidental, but in a rare medical case, the exposure was intentional.

The brown widow spider (Latrodectus geometricus) is a lesser-known relative of the infamous black widow. The first brown widow spider was discovered in Los Angeles in early 2000. A member of the ...

The symptoms: The woman visited the emergency room with severe cramps and muscle pain, primarily in her back, abdomen and thighs. She also reported having a headache and feeling anxious.

A heroin user deliberately injected herself with a ground-up black widow spider in an attempt to get high. The 37-year-old woman from California, went to hospital in pain and told doctors that she ...

The first occurrence of a dangerous spider known as the Black Widow has been confirmed in Slovakia. The adult female arrived in Slovakia from California in a shipment of machine parts goods. She also ...

Every autumn there are reports of false widow spiders becoming uninvited eight-legged houseguests in homes across the UK. But despite looking similar to the more dangerous black widows, all these ...