New York is also home to a statue that is seen as a beacon of luck, fortune, and prosperity - but the only way to get it is ...

Historic statues of former British Prime Ministers Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher could be roped off to stop British MPs touching their feet for luck. There is a tradition of politicians ...

Her statue was unveiled in 1988. The practice of touching the statue's breasts for good luck has long been in existence, with some claiming their tour guides told them so.

They’re a safer bet than another of the country’s good luck charms, at least… the cast-bronze boobs of a woman named Molly. The statue of Molly Malone has stood in Dublin city centre for ...

A famous statue in Dublin has been assigned a security detail in an effort to stop tourists from squeezing its breasts. Molly Malone, a fictional fisherman’s wife who serves as an unofficial ...

The general belief was that you should leave the statue outside under a bush the night before the wedding to ensure good weather ...

A Canadian tourist died in a freak accident when he slipped on hotel steps and cracked his head on a Buddhist statue placed there for good luck. The holidaymaker Giroud Gilbert, 66, was walking ...

Parkin, who graduated from Wells in 2005 and taught her now-teenage daughter to kiss the statue’s feet for good luck when she was 2 years old, said Minerva symbolized what it meant to be a ...