"Keep Louisville Weird" first appeared in 2005 on a billboard on Bardstown Road in the Highland neighborhood. The "Keep Louisville Weird" slogan was adopted from Austin, Texas, where it was used ...

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where the weird and wonderful come together in the most delicious way possible. The Wall Drug pilgrimage parking lot: where license plates from all 50 states come to mingle. It’s like a United Nations ...

It’s hard to drive anywhere in the city right now without seeing an irreverent bumper sticker. Here's how the trend went ...

My own favorite bumper sticker may have originated from this trend. Even if it didn’t, though, there’s no way I’m not mentioning “Please Keep Honking: I’m Behind the Wheel Trying to Suck ...

But occasionally, a little bit of color emerges on the back of the car in front of you—a bumper sticker can turn a dull commute into a moment of joy or give you something to think about for the ...

Showing strong emotions, they have slapped a fresh batch of bumper stickers on their EVs, pledging their undying love for Tesla’s electric vehicles — while disapproving Elon Musk’s latest ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (PORTLAND TRIBUNE) — They say “Keep Portland Weird,” but pretty much nothing red-lines the weird-o-meter more than Portland’s annual World Naked Bike Ride. The ride ...

But there are tens of thousands of Britons in the same situation as Ms Dalton. Some give up work, but many keep going. The fact that Ms Dalton has chosen to take on such a role in the face of ...

A man with a collection of vintage dolls worth $4,000 says people find it “creepy” but he feels it is his “calling” to look after the “misunderstood” toys. Chris Henrie, 26, grew up ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. It’s become an indelible image on social media: Elon Musk slapping his chest, flinging his right arm diagonally upwards, palm ...