Long before chocolate eggs appeared in supermarket aisles, causing sugar spikes and tummy aches, spring festivals across Europe were already packed with symbols of fertility and renewal. Two of the ...

Editor’s note: This story includes a frank discussion about the Easter Bunny. While we at TODAY.com know that the Easter Bunny is absolutely real, we would not want to divulge any sensitive ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Easter 2026 is right around the corner, and that means the Easter Bunny is getting ready for its latest round of deliveries.

One Monday morning many years ago, Lord Non Sequitur Cadbury, a minor functionary in the tiny province of Peeps, sat at his desk, eating a hard-boiled egg when an idea jolted him up. "Reese!" he ...

You don’t have to believe in giant rabbits to love the Easter Bunny — also known these days as Peter Rabbit. And let’s face it, photos of your kids with him will be kept forever. If you want your own ...

Johann Conrad Gilbert, Easter bunny with eggs, 1800–1810. Museum purchase with funds provided by the Henry Francis du Pont Collectors Circle 2011.0010. (Courtesy of Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library ...

WASHINGTON (Amazing America) — The Easter Bunny is synonymous with Easter, but how did it become part of one of the most reverent religious holidays on earth? Amazing America's Kevin Kotwas hops into ...

It may not be a state secret like whether Santa is real, but when it comes to the Easter Bunny, many parents—myself included!—still hope to keep the magic alive. The problem lies in that once kids ...