To make the skulls, you need a mold. I use silicone molds sold for making ice cubes, but which are also oven safe. Prep the ...

Using a cheap plastic prop that you can likely find at any Halloween store, they have put together a simple talking skull that moves along with whatever music or sound is being piped through it.

sneakerheads and holiday enthusiasts are excited about Nike sportswear Halloween "Skull" sneaker pack. The launch features ...

1. Sift 150g icing sugar into a bowl and add one tablespoon of water and combine. The mixture should coat the back of a spoon and drizzle in a slow, thick flow. 2. Carefully hold a biscuit by the ...

Police said there is no indication that residents of nearby homes were targeted, and no other items were found.