We all remember Twister as a classic, beloved game from childhood. But it’s recently gotten a cool new update — and now, it won’t be painful if you fall when stretching to reach a dot that ...

In today’s interconnected business world, it can sometimes feel like we’re playing a global game of cultural Twister and we’re all just trying not to step on anyone’s cultural toes ...

"I was in the middle of the twister, and it was stupid to be out," Peters said. "But I had to get to my family. And, really, I guess I was in such a state of shock I didn't realize how stupid it was.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- Twister called itself "the game that ties you up in knots." Its detractors called it "sex in a box." Charles "Chuck" Foley, the father of nine who invented the game that ...

Twister has been tying players up in tangled knots since its debut in 1966 - the same year Johnny Carson, host of The Tonight Show, played a game of Twister on air that spurred a Twister craze!

This Twister Air augmented reality app game is as fun to watch as it is to play, making it an exciting game to play with friends and a great holiday gift for families and kids ages 8+.” ...

My nephew then cracked out the Twister board, and my dad, 66 years old, would never let a game go on without being a part of it!" What Ken failed to factor in was that he was wearing an Apple Watch.

Chuck Foley, inventor of the iconic Twister game that launched decades of awkward social interactions at parties died Monday, July 1, 2013, at a care facility in St. Louis Park, Minn, according to ...

So, when he was playing a game of Twister with his 4-year-old grandson at his daughter's house during her birthday celebration, he was determined to win. Despite being 65 years old, Ken was doing ...

I n the 1960s, Milton Bradley created Twister, marketing it as the game “that ties you up in knots.” A large plastic mat was adorned with multicolored circles, and a spinner told each ...

There are 180,000 members nationwide, Reisenauer said. Preparing for Sunday's Twister game required more than a phone call to Guinness World Record officials, Reisenauer said.

ST. PAUL, Minn. - The Minnesota man whose Twister game launched decades of awkward social interactions at parties has died at the age of 82. Charles "Chuck" Foley died July 1 at a care facility in ...