Pinocchio’s got nothing on pregnant people. There are many changes that happen to the body during pregnancy — but nose growth isn’t one often talked about. “Pregnancy nose” is trending ...

Within the narrative, Pinocchio's ability to grow his nose when he lies is seen as a bad thing. It refers back to a story Geppetto tells about how lies are as obvious as the nose on your face ...

Pinocchio grows his nose, but just to annoy Geppetto, and kills the Cricket in a fit of rage. Also, no happy ending: The puppet ends up dead, hanged on an oak tree.

“Now with this billboard, Biden’s growing Pinocchio nose is on display for all Americans to see.” Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, which provides $80 billion to overhaul the IRS, ...

Pinocchio magically comes to life and has a nose that grows every time he tells a lie. Though he can walk and talk, he’s still made out of wood, and dreams of becoming a real boy.

Much like Pinocchio, your nose could reveal that you're lying, though unlike the beloved character, your nose will heat up instead of growing longer when you tell a fib, new research claims.

The most iconic part of the classic story is Pinocchio's nose. His growing nose symbolizes what happens when you tell a lie: every untruth comes with real-world consequences.

The beloved children’s book character is the focal point of the “A Real Boy: The Many Lives of Pinocchio” exhibition at the Italian American Museum of Los Angeles.

This is no lie: Pinocchio is one of the most popular characters in children’s literature. It’s true, the little wooden puppet with a penchant for lying has become an Italian icon and now the subject ...