Zombie Apocalypse

Any zombie looking for some brainssss should head straight to Detroit.

If a zombie apocalypse descended upon Grand Rapids, Michigan where would you go? This is where people say they would head to.

A teenage girl is subject to one heck of a prank after her family convinced her that she is in the middle of a zombie outbreak.  The girl had to get her wisdom teeth pulled and after waking up from the procedure, her Mother and Brother thought that it would be the perfect time to stage an elaborate prank...

Sometimes, after a particularly bad break up, people need to cleanse themselves of everything that reminds them of their ex. Pictures? Burn 'em. OR, use thumbtacks to poke little holes in their glossy-finished face (not that I've done that). But, a company who prides themselves on helping people prepare for the Zombie Apocalypse has made it easier to get back at your ex, or at least an effigy of h

Earlier this week, we learned the story of Rudy Eugene and Ronald Poppo. Poppo, an elderly homeless man in Miami, Florida, was attacked by Eugene, who spent 18 minutes eating Poppo's face before police shot him and stopped him. And now, it seems, there's been another zombie attack. This time in Maryland!

Being a zombie on Facebook seems a lot more appealing than being one in real life. And thanks to AMC, it’s super easy. In fact, all you have to do to get a highly-detailed zombie version of yourself is visit the Facebook page for the AMC series ‘The Walking Dead.’

Maybe zombies are just misunderstood. Maybe the stiff brain-eaters would be more relaxed with a little bit of exercise. In a humorous new commercial for Canadian charity Yoga Outreach, a staggering horde of the undead are brought back to life after taking a yoga class. In fact, after a few downward dogs, they’re already making plans to get a latte.

Since 2007, the Zombie Research Society has been raising awareness about the undead and the upcoming zombie pandemic. Their latest effort, an illustrated book called ‘That’s Not Your Mommy Anymore,’ aims to educate the younger members of our society on what to do when a parent becomes a brain-eating monster.