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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny brought the whip-toting, fedora-wearing, artifact-hunting Hollywood hero back to the big screen for the first time since 2008. But did you know that the movie's storyline is inspired by a real-life ancient artifact?

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A sneak preview of the the Holiday haunts in all of our spots...

While most of us associate Christmas with joy, merriment, and the jolly figure of Santa Claus delivering gifts to well-behaved children, there’s a much more macabre aspect to the festive season in many cultures around the world. Hidden in the shadows of the holiday cheer are an array of fearsome and eerie figures known as the Christmas monsters. These terrifying creatures serve as deterrents for bad behavior among children. They are the anti-thesis of Santa, punishing those who misbehave rather than rewarding good conduct. Among these, perhaps the most famous is Krampus. Originating from Central European folklore, Krampus is depicted as a horned beast who, instead of giving gifts, doles out punishment to naughty children. This menacing figure has been the stuff of nightmares for generations of children. You can read more about him right here...

Join us in exploring the vibrant traditions of the Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, a celebration of the departed widely observed in Mexico and Latin America that is a fusion of cultures.

American Ghost Walks, a leading provider of ghost tours and paranormal experiences, is thrilled to announce their upcoming appearance on the hit TV show Shark Tank and their special Halloween-themed episode , “Sharkoween”. The episode featuring American Ghost Walks is scheduled to air on Friday, October 27th, on ABC Television.  American Ghost Walks offers unique and immersive ghost tours in 25 haunted locations across the United States in seven states and Puerto Rico. With a team of experienced storytellers and paranormal enthusiasts, they provide captivating and spine-chilling experiences for both believers and skeptics alike.

Upton Sinclair and Workers' Rights Upton Sinclair was a prominent American writer and social activist from the early 20th century. He is best known for his book, *The Jungle*, which exposed the terrible working conditions and unsanitary practices of the meatpacking industry. On our Devil In the White City haunted history bus tour , we visit the Union Stockyards gate to discuss the history of Chicago. Once the center of Chicago’s meatpacking district, Sinclair worked incognito in the meatpacking plants for almost two months to gather intel for his novel. Once the novel was released, it caused a public outcry and led to the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act, which established federal inspection of meat products and improved food safety.