As for placement, witch hand tattoos, as well as witch finger tattoos, make your love for the topic public, while more discrete designs in hidden places keep it your own little secret.

The witch in 'Broomstick' has a magical mirror as well, but you'll have to come to a show to see what it can do!" For tickets and more information on "Broomstick," visit southernrep.com.

Q: OK, now explain the flying broomstick. A: Witches didn’t always ride broomsticks. In the 15th and 16th centuries, illustrations show them riding goats, stools, even cupboards.

Like other Wiccans and witches, Stephens has come “out of the broom closet” -- a term that refers to publicly revealing one’s beliefs as a Wiccan or witch. They are fighting back against ...

The iconic image of a witch on a broomstick has apocryphal origins. But whether they could actually fly didn’t stop Christian society from persecuting them.