Kate Moss, whose observation, “There’s a bit of goth in us all,” is on the book’s cover, was a guest. “We are bringing up baby goths,” she said of her children, Reuben, 5, and Phoenix, 1.

Some branches of the Christmas tree grow pretty wild. * * Show Caption 1 of 2 Expand Italian folklore tells of La Befana, an old witch-like woman who brings gifts to children on Jan. 5, Epiphany Eve.

The famed Christmas witch is once again trying to convince people that, contrary to popular belief, she really does give a f*ck about the holiday, even though everyone knows she doesn't.

Here, for your dark delectation, is a Christmas gift guide for your pet goth. Velvet skull cushion, £75, Melody Rose Rest ye weary head (Photo: Melody Rose) ...

Kourtney Kardashian gave a little tease at her blood-red holiday decor in an Instagram story posted on Friday, December 9, confirming that the goth phase continues, even for the holidays.

La Befana, the Italian Epiphany witch. Painting by James Lewicki, from “The Golden Book of Christmas Tales” 1956 Another creature who suddenly has become ubiquitous at Christmastime: Swedish ...

Christmas traditions call on a saint, a witch, and a demon to visit for the holidays Krampus holds Sophie, a one-year-olf Yorkie, at The Strange and Unusual Oddities Parlor in Kingston on Sunday ...

Santa Claus, tinkering elves and flying reindeer are universal symbols of Christmas, but in Northeast Pennsylvania they share the season with a wandering witch on a broomstick, a Ukrainian saint ...