21 Behind-the-Scenes Secrets of Mall Santas
Rule number one: Always stay in character.
Rule number one: Always stay in character.
Over the centuries, yuletide revelers have enjoyed far different culinary fare than we do today. These historical Christmas dishes are sure to confuse—or tantalize—your taste buds.
When you’ve been celebrating a holiday one way your entire life, it’s easy to assume that’s the way it’s celebrated everywhere—but things are a bit different across the pond.
Santa's doting, rosy wife is not necessarily what she seems.
You'll never look at the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree the same way again.
When Santa Land opened in Indiana in 1946, it was America's first theme park.
Though the holiday season can be fraught with stress and a last-minute to-do list, it’s also a time of extreme generosity.
Yes, Virginia, Santa does read his mail.
There's a lot to know about this simple holiday treat.
On December 24, 1955, the red telephone at the Continental Air Defense Command Operations Center started to ring. When they picked up the phone, a little girl asked an unexpected question: “Are you really Santa Claus?”
And you thought your holiday shopping list was long!
What do you give a person who has everything? Something good to eat!
See if you agree with the rest of your region.
Don't feel bad about selecting a gift that isn't surprising, novel, or unique.
In 1890, Edgar donned a Santa costume near Boston—and children went absolutely out of their minds.
The holiday season doesn't have to end with the new year. From Alaska to Tennessee, here are six towns where Yule is a 365-day affair.
Clever, elaborate, amusing, and inspiring Christmas light displays from all over.
Here's how to secure your spot on the "Nice" list.
It's complicated.
Since 1929, families at remote coastal outposts look to the skies to see Santa. (Riding a helicopter, not a sleigh.)
The singer of "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" might sound old, but that is Brenda Lee—who was 13 years old at the time.