California's official animal is the grizzly bear, our state flower is the poppy and our state tree is the redwood.

From kangaroos to rattlesnakes and more, you'll find an entire zoo's worth of new pals (and not-so-pals, in the case of nightmare fuel cave centipedes ... hunting for the cryptid Dark Souls ...

A new bill in California’s state legislature seeks to recognize the elusive Bigfoot as the state’s official cryptid. The legislation, proposed by Assemblymember Chris Roger, would designate ...

Cave explorer Floyd Collins got trapped in Sand Cave in Kentucky 100 years ago and later died. The incident drew national attention and helped lead to the creation of Mammoth Cave National Park.

Those are all well and good, but the Golden State might soon become the first state to adopt an official state cryptid. Cryptids, for those who don’t know, are creatures with, shall we say ...

Cave’s 15-year-old son, Arthur, died in 2015 after falling from a cliff in Brighton. In 2022, Cave’s eldest son, Jethro Lazenby, died in Melbourne aged 31. Speaking to Laverne, the frontman of ...

Nick Cave has spoken again about the death of his two sons, admitting that their passing made him realise that work is not the “be-all and end-all of everything”. His 15-year-old son Arthur ...

Singer and writer Nick Cave has told how he was 'repelled' by work after the sudden death of his son as he revealed his family are now the driving force behind his creativity. In a candid and wide ...

Singer and writer Nick Cave says the death of his two sons made him realise that art was not everything, and that responsibility to his wife and family now drive him. The Australian musician told ...

Australian musician Nick Cave says he will retire from music when he is physically incapable of suddenly falling to his knees while on stage. The Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds frontman, 67 ...

The news was announced today (January 27) on Cave’s official Instagram page, and confirms that he will be playing 13 solo shows across Europe between June and August. Shows commence with two ...