Jason Kelce pranked one of his Garage Beer employees with a fake email saying he was fired for April Fools Day on Tuesday, April 1.

It's April 1 and you know what that means. Pike Place-scented perfume? Disco firetrucks? Cop Crocs? Take a romp through Seattle's silly April Fool's Day pranks.

We regrettably have no video evidence to prove it, but baseball pranks, gags and practical jokes have almost certainly been around as long as the game itself. You can probably imagine a member of the 1881 Worcester Ruby Legs setting fire to the shoe of an unwitting teammate.

Today marks April Fools' Day, the perfect opportunity for pranksters to take to the floor and play jokes on their friends and family. From telling friends fake news to adding toothpaste between Oreos,

The Homer Center for the Arts announced a special concert by “Frank X,” 54 years after the supposed death of The Doors frontman Jim Morrison. A new documentary claims the rock singer faked his death and adopted the identity of Frank to live a secret life in Syracuse, so let’s see if he can still jam out to “Riders on the Storm” and “Peace Frog.”

Had enough of the pranks? Local businesses haven't. Here are some April Fools' Day pranks by local businesses in Columbus.

Funny or not, Oklahoma has seen its fair share of decent jabs. Here are some April Fool's Day pranks from Oklahoma history.

From Durian-scented perfume to a fake Ariana Grande live performance, here are 10 April Fools' pranks pulled by brands in Singapore.