Saturday Evening Post

It’s an ongoing debate. What are the benefits of daylight-saving time? And who gets them? While some benefit from the time change, others are inconvenienced by moving an hour of sunlight from the morning to the afternoon. ...

It’s the season for dressing up, starting with the cornbread.

Now you can crochet this adorable Magdalena doll created exclusively for Saturdayeveningpost.com readers by designer Mia Zamora-Johnson.

Our covers through the decades have creeped us out with witches, goblins, and even a scary neighbor or two. They’re all in good fun, but you might want to keep the lights on as you observe the talents of some of our favorites.

Maurice Sendak, author and illustrator of the classic children’s book Where the Wild Things Are, has spent his career bringing life to stories, including this 1968 short fable by Isaac Bashevis Singer. See for yourself.

Let your Halloween candy cravings RIP. A hot cup of chai tea paired with these tasty, fiber-packed muffins will put those temptations to rest. They’re so easy, it’s scary!

Staff members share their favorite holiday recipes with you and invite you to share yours!

With 2,500 varieties of apples growing in the United States, what kind keeps the doctor away? But more importantly, what kind makes the best-tasting apple pie?

Each week, 2.8 million Americans watch the AMC show Mad Men: a meticulous recreation of the world and the people of an ad agency in the early 1960s.

Helen in Indiana writes: “When I was in college, my friends and I would often get together to recreate our favorite recipes from home. My friend Laura used to make her mother’s Chicken Taco Rice. It was one our favorites, and one we all continue to make for our families. ...

The UK’s latest export is just too cute to ignore, and celebrities across the UK can’t seem to get enough. Is this the beginning of the next U.S. pet trend? You tell us.

For the third time in its history, the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded its Peace Prize to an American president in office. What are your thoughts on the Peace Prize? Who would you have nominated for the award this year?

A hill, out West, grows lanky and lean, No soft grass on it, no flabby green, Sun-tanned, wind-wrinkled, leather-skinned land, Tough and wiry as an old cow hand. In lonely silence it rides the range, Day ...

Once a symbol of death and mourning in ancient Greece, a means of wedding engagement in Romania, a holistic remedy around the world, this spicy herb has earned its global reputation as king of the herb garden. ...