Yo-yo biscuits are an Australian delicacy - Liz & Max Haarala Hamilton Yo-yo biscuits, so called because they look like old-fashioned toys, are Australian. The biscuits are melting – here, we call ...

It may not be an Olympic sport yet, but yo-yo play is serious business. Especially in Cleveland this week, where the world’s most skilled yo-yo players are gathering for The World Yo-Yo Contest. The ...

The names of the devices are as colorful as the people who used them. Monkey paw. Kickstand. Yo-yo. These are some of the cheating devices criminals brought to Nevada casinos to trick slot machines ...

June 6 marks National Yo-Yo Day, a celebration of one of the world's oldest and most enduring toys. The date honors the birthday of Donald F. Duncan Sr., the entrepreneur who helped turn the yo-yo ...

For most people, yo-yos are a toy that they played with sporadically as children until they got too frustrated, or the string got too tangled to continue. For others, it’s a hobby, a community and, ...

Connor Seals still has the first Yo-Yo he acquired when he was 10 years old — along with 200 to 250 others. “Would you believe I’ve been trying to slim down my collection?” Seals asked. A childhood ...