Motorcyclists have adopted numerous hand signals to communicate with other riders. Here's what it mean when a motorcycle ...

"Breaking the cycle of violence is a necessity. Otherwise, there will be no society left to be governed." This was a stark ...

Ronnie James Dio famously popularized the gesture in the late 1970s, explaining that he borrowed it from his Italian grandmother, who used the “corna” hand sign to ward off the “evil eye.” ...

Ronnie James Dio famously popularized the gesture in the late 1970s, explaining that he borrowed it from his Italian grandmother, who used the “corna” hand sign to ward off the “evil eye.” ...

President Donald Trump slammed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s statement on Crimea, saying it was "very harmful" to peacemaking efforts. "It’s inflammatory statements like Zelenskyy ...

Hand drawing a peace sign with carefully positioned fingers forms a clean, modern vector icon that embodies harmony, victory and nonviolence. The minimal outline art uses a flat black and white line ...

Humans are known to invent private hand gestures. Chimps in the wild do, too, a new study suggests. By Brandon Keim Parents and their children, or people who know each other well, often share some ...

Mudras, in the simplest terms, are hand gestures and symbols that find place and have meaning in yogic traditions. The word ‘mudra’ is often translated to ‘gesture’, and these gestures ...

It turns out that some hand gestures mean very different things in other countries - here's the ones to avoid. While you would expect that most hand gestures are pretty universal around the world, it ...

However, this writer has seen the gesture used as a sign of gratitude toward non-bikers when they make room for the biker to pass. Hand signals are an ideal form of communication for bikers.

With your palm facing forward, this hand gesture is easily understood by Americans as a peace sign. However, when the palm is facing you, some might believe you’re throwing a gang sign.

It’s an iconic gesture in the university’s hometown. But the devil mascot, in a “Bull City” headband, looks out at passing cars and offers a new take on Durham’s favorite hand gesture.