April Fools' Day, celebrated annually on April 1, has become a playground for brands chasing laughs and eyeballs, turning the unofficial holiday into a full-blown marketing spectacle. Past years ...

Whether you are a family of seasoned pranksters or occasional comedians, a well-planned gag will surely score some chuckles this April Fools' Day. But planning the perfect prank is no simple feat. The ...

Cut out a tiny protest sign that says, “I refuse to work today! -Your Mouse,” and tape it over the sensor. Make this office prank funnier by adding tiny stick-figure co-workers picketing next to it.

Some people are born pranksters. Others are born victims. I am the latter. I am so gullible that my family has made it their life’s mission to exploit this at every opportunity—and for some reason, ...

The exact origin of April Fools' Day is unknown, but one theory links it to France's 1582 calendar change. The tradition gained popularity in Britain during the 18th century and later spread to ...

There probably have been practical jokers since the beginning of time. But April Fools' Day on April 1 is when many let their inner joker go wild. While the origins of the day are shrouded in mystery, ...

Welcome to the worst day on the internet! As Chaim Gartenberg pointed out years ago, brands and a holiday dedicated to hoaxes are rarely a winning combo. If you’re a company with any kind of social ...

We’re really still doing this? By Benjamin Hoffman April 1 always seems to begin with social media users reminding everyone that it’s April Fools’ Day. At this point, do we really need a reminder?

It's a day to watch out for silly, hopefully harmless pranks and a few laughs. It's April Fools' Day, a day to not take ourselves so seriously and laugh. According to a recent study done by the ...