Christmas Dinner – What’s On Your Table?
When I think of Christmas dinner I think of a Thanksgiving redo. However, I don't think a lot of families repeat the turkey and dressing on Christmas.
When I think of Christmas dinner I think of a Thanksgiving redo. However, I don't think a lot of families repeat the turkey and dressing on Christmas.
We're hard pressed to think of a better way to showcase the two main genres of reality television than this side-by-side comparison of the Thompson (of 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' fame) and the Kardashian families' Christmas cards.
It may be the mood I am in or the fact I am tired, but I laughed at this video until I had tears in my eyes. Everybody needs to break out the sweats for Christmas, just make sure you get the reds sweats and he gets the green sweats, then switch them up. I hope this brings as much laughter to you as it did me.
Christmas traditions are an important part of the holidays. They are passed down over time through families. Here are a few Christmas traditions.
One of my favorite Christmas songs is "Jingle Bell Rock". I was introduced to a new version today and I have to admit it might be my new favorite. Enjoy the different versions of "Jingle Bell Rock".
Attention everyone: we now officially have T-minus eight days until Christmas, and preparation time is running out faster than we can shove holiday cookies in our mouths. We still have to buy last-minute presents, dig out those stockings from the back of our closets and make time for that awful office party.
Cee Lo Green brought some yuletide cheer to 'Ellen' when he treated viewers to a live performance of 'What Christmas Means to Me,' a lively track from his holiday album 'Cee Lo's Magic Moment.'
I know this sounds corny but everyone has a Christmas List including me. Here is what I want for Christmas.
I had a friend the other day tell me that she knows what her husband got her for Christmas. My first reaction was did you go snooping around the Christmas Tree? She said no. I asked how the heck did she know, or was she just guessing?
As a way to address this past Friday's unfortunate tragedy in Newtown, CT, 'Saturday Night Live' opened their most recent episode -- hosted by alum Martin Short -- with a heartfelt performance of the Christmas classic, 'Silent Night.'
Ah, those clever kids. A couple of students at Brigham Young University set up a prank, to make it look like they were survey takers. Some of the questions were do you hang lights?, do you drink eggnog?, and do you play along with the mistletoe. Most of the answers were yes, and what do you know a mistletoe dropped down from the ceiling. Most of the people gave up a kiss, while one, well, you'll just have to watch.
No talk show host does Christmas (or Bob Dylan) like Jimmy Fallon.