As April Fools' Day comes around once again, an expert has warned there are some pranks that could end up with the prankster in serious legal trouble. The tradition is celebrated across the world ...

April 1st is the day when pranks, hoaxes, and good-natured trickery take center stage. While it’s not an official holiday, April Fools’ Day is celebrated across the world, with individuals and ...

As we head into Easter weekend, don't forget the following day is April 1. You know what that means. This year, April Fools Day comes just after Easter − so don't get caught unaware! Perhaps the ...

BBC In the U.S., the pranks are typically followed by screams of “April Fools!” to make sure all are aware that they were the unsuspecting recipient of a practical joke.

April Fools' Day prank traditions The "April fish" is one of many April Fools' pranks. It comes from the French " poisson d’avril." Paper fish are often put on someone's back as a joke because ...

April Fools' Day 20+ April Fools' Day pranks you might have missed April Fools' Day is over. But if you still need a good laugh, check out this tomfoolery from both local and national brands.

From France to Iceland to the United States, April Fools’ Day is celebrated with practical jokes and elaborate hoaxes. In the U.S., the pranks are typically followed by screams of “April Fools!” ...

The April Fools' Prank Gone Too Far Not all jokes go well. Volkswagen's "Voltswagen" joke in 2021 raised a stir for all the wrong reasons.

TOLEDO, Ohio — Happy April Fools' Day! If you haven't seen any pranks or jokes yet on social media, look no further: your local organizations and agencies have you covered. No stranger to tongue ...

By Jim Kershner The Spokesman-Review From 1975: At least 40 Shaw Junior High students walked out of classes as an April Fools’ prank – but their subsequent suspensions were no joke.

While it is believed April Fools' became more established in the 1580s, the idea of pranking someone on this day was first referenced a few decades prior, according to the Library of Congress.