This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. LA Times Studios may earn commission from purchases made through our links. Inflatable Christmas decor has had an ...

Nearly every day for the past week, Great Neck Village Hall employees have walked past an unusual display on their way into work: a giant inflatable pig. The faux hog, planted outside the series of ...

An inflatable pig has appeared outside the Village of Great Neck’s temporary Village Hall trailers at least three times since Monday, Nov. 24, according to village officials. The display is part of a ...

Dozens of brightly colored chickens now line Maple Street, decked out in Santa hats, scarves, and even Thanksgiving pilgrim gear. At night, they light up like a field of feathered wonders. The flock’s ...

When the skin on your neck begins to sag, often called a “turkey neck,” no topical product can truly reverse it. This is because sagging skin is caused by the breakdown of both elastin, the protein ...

WASHINGTON — As people take to the streets for the "No Kings" protests Saturday, many are wearing inflatable costumes, but where did the trend start and why? Supporters say the costumes lower tension ...

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Some of the most viral images to come from the protests outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in South Portland have also been the silliest: protesters dressed as zebras, frogs ...