This week, a sinkhole opened up on the North Lawn at the White House, just outside the press briefing room. The cause of the sinkhole was heavy rains the “swamp” climate of Washington, D.C., but the ...

Mila Kunis is going to Hell. Fine, so this isn’t the beginning of some “Mila Kunis is a horrible person” rant. I only opened with that because a) it’s a good way to draw you in and b) the actress has ...

If you've ever told someone to 'go to hell', you probably didn't have a real location in mind. While most people no longer believe that hell is a physical place, that has not always been the case.

The idea of visiting hell—or at least the gateway to hell—might not appeal to everybody, but for the devilishly-curious there are a number of places across the planet that are supposedly entrances to ...

Found across Asia, these popular theme parks began as temple gardens that warned visitors of Buddhism’s many levels of hell—and the gruesome fates that awaited them there. Singapore’s Haw Par Villa ...

In ancient Greece and Rome, gods were part of daily life—so much so, in fact, that they could steal your daughter or lover, help you win a war, or cure your illness. Some legendary heroes even visited ...

Hell had an image problem, so a forward-thinking CEO -- actually the Devil himself -- took up the task of reimagining, rebranding and remaking the fiery realm of the eternally damned into a world that ...

09:10, Tue, Oct 18, 2016 Updated: 09:26, Tue, Oct 18, 2016 That’s if you believe in ancient legend. Spawn from tales of religion and spooky works of fiction, the underworld is a place for sinners.

Gehenna, or the Valley of Hinnom (pictured), was believed by Jews in Jesus' day to have been a place of human sacrifice. By saying that sinners would be thrown into Gehenna, Jesus may have meant that ...