Pyramid Head dominates Silent Hill imagery, stemming mainly from Silent Hill 2. In other media like films and games, Pyramid Head retains prominence. Non-Silent Hill games like Dead By Daylight ...

The “Time Pyramid” is being assembled slowly by the residents of a German town, who can scarcely imagine the world in which the artwork will be completed.

‘I’ve been seeing a few pyramids from around the world on this group, however none come close to the 8th wonder of the world that is referred to as “the pyramid” in Stockport, Greater ...

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It may seem a bit unusual to spot the pyramids while driving or walking around town, but some of these buildings and monuments have unique stories and serve as interesting historical reminders of ...

The real Atlantis might be lost, but MailOnline has created this incredible interactive map to let you explore the mysterious real sunken cities around the world.

The town of Guilderland is considering a more than $2 million tax break for the developer of what could become the Capital Region’s first Costco.The developer, ...

AROUND TOWN — Each week, our staff photographers travel the roads of our region capturing a variety of moments from our communities.

CHICAGO — The Harry Potter Shop Chicago has officially opened! The store is the third Harry Potter Shop in the entire world, the other two being in New York and London. Around Town Reporter Ana ...

These mighty pyramids were built by one of Africa’s earliest civilizations The mysterious rulers of Nubia, in present-day Sudan, erected hundreds of tombs and temples that rival Cairo’s.

SEELEY LAKE, Mont. — Pyramid Mountain Lumber executives held a town hall meeting in Seeley Lake to discuss the closure of the mill and answer questions from the community. Emotions were high ...

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