While the image of the jolly, bearded man in the red suit is a classic image across the world, some cultures have taken the Santa Claus idea a step beyond the gift-giving. According to a centuries-old myth, bad children in France should prepare for a flogging. Or in Alpine Europe, they may be stuffed into [...]
Santa’s error makes for a charming Christmas tale one hundred years later.
Times may be rough and there might be fewer presents under the tree in family homes across the country this year, but that just means the big guy in the red suit is all the more important.
He tracks whether you’ve been naughty or nice 364 days out of the year. Now it’s your turn.
Monday’s links go back to decades past — as long as the Men in Black don’t use their memory-erasers on us.
He knows when you are sleeping, he knows when you’re awake—and this year in Scottsdale, Arizona, he probably knows when you’re out of ammo. See the Christmas card photos from the Scottsdale Gun Club’s annual event that’s seen some viral holiday cheer.
With the economy looking less than jolly, the most celebrated Santa school in the country is training its St. Nicks to help trim wish lists.
What started as a fasting holiday is now best known for its candy-filled calendars.
Everybody’s favorite flash mob crew, Improv Everywhere, has returned with a Christmas-inspired musical surprise just in time for the holidays.
Think anyone can just suit up and be Santa? Think again.
