Day of the Dead

The November 2, 2022, Google Doodle marks Mexico's annual celebration of the dead.

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While the flowers certainly add to the color of the festivities, they also serve a special purpose in the Day of the Dead celebrations.

The Mexican festival of Day of the Dead has been celebrated by Google as thousands gather to remember those they have lost.

The Day of the Dead comes around every year, and is celebrated in a big way in Mexico and its capital city, Mexico City.

A calavera is a highly decorative element of Mexico's Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead.

For the first time ever, "Pokemon Go" is running a global event for Dia de Muertos. Here is everything you need to know about the celebration.

Sacred Ground. From a cemetery-turned-movie theater to an underwater necropolis, here are some of the world's most compelling burial grounds.

While Halloween is just days before Day of the Dead, the celebrations couldn't be more different. Here is everything you need to know about Día de los Muertos.

The doll was officially released on September 2.

Where to get free and discounted food, plus happy hours, at Mexican restaurants across the U.S. for Day of the Dead.

Some critics have said that the Barbie holiday release appropriates Mexican culture.

Stunning skeleton costumes, flower-strewn altars and age-old rituals at Mexico's most famous festival.

Robert Kirkman's "The Walking Dead" #1 debuted 15 years ago, celebrate with "Day of the Dead" to keep up with our 31 Nights of Halloween movies list.

Some events in Mexico honored the victims of two devastating earthquakes earlier this year.

Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is celebrated in the United States between October 31 and November 2 in 2017. Here's how to celebrate without offending anyone.