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While there are no details about the origin of this superstition, the combination of the number 13 and Friday has a history of bad luck. Why is Friday the 13th considered unlucky?

Friday the 13th is seen as unlucky due to ancient beliefs. In Norse mythology, Loki was the 13th guest at a feast that ended in chaos. Over time, the date became linked with misfortune.

It had to be Friday the 13th, right? The morning began with explosions in Tehran that appeared to be much more serious than tit-for-tat strikes between Israel and Iran last year.

Depending how you look at it, Friday the 13th can be considered a lucky or an unlucky day. Just ask Taylor Swift, Megan Fox, Jennifer Aniston and more celebrities who believe in superstitions.

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We’re look at the history of the date, why it is deemed unlucky and which events have taken place on Friday the 13th. Here’s everything you need to know.

The unluckiness of Friday the 13th has been highlighted in popular movies, stories and more, but some tie the fear of the day back to Christianity.

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Friday the 13th is quickly approaching. Where did the holiday originate? What are some lucky and unlucky superstitions?