The family photos people now send in the mail are much less creepy than the Christmas cards of yore.

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Whether you're a holiday fanatic who wants even more reason to celebrate the month or a Scrooge with a burning desire to buck tradition, we've got plenty of offbeat observances to put on your December calendar.
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Yes, reindeer are real—but no, they can’t fly.
The surprising origins of some of the most recognizable holiday songs.
If you’re looking to wow a crowd with fun, obscure facts and tidbits about all things Christmas, we have you covered—and we’ve also sprinkled in a handful of holiday quizzes so you can test your knowledge, too.
The latest ‘Knives Out’ film is now playing in select theaters. Here are the five mystery books that clearly inspired writer-director Rian Johnson.
A marathon of these truly bizarre Rankin/Bass holiday specials would make for quite the festive fever dream.
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Time to get cozy and book a trip to one of these locations.
The past is full of interesting people who have flown under the radar for too long.
Yes, all of the celebrity guests lip-sync their performances during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Here are some more secrets from the seasonal spectacle.
The most beloved stories all take their inspiration from somewhere. In these seven cases, it comes from real towns in the United States.
Those old pairs of Air Jordans in your basement, attic, or garage could potentially be worth thousands to collectors—especially if they were worn by “His Airness.”