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This day in pop culture for January 7
On this day in pop culture history, Zoey had an extraordinary playlist, “Rudolph” became #1, “Fame” debuted on TV, and an UFO might have caused a crash?
Normally, Jason Marcon writes about local history for Sudbury.com, but this week he’s back with a rousing collection of ...
Looking back at the past year, the anxiety among influential sections of the population that the NPP government would ...
We hear them from one Yuletide after another, the sounds of the season we’ve known and loved for decades. Just how much do ...
Chris Garten (R-Ind.) sharing AI-generated images of himself beating up Santa Claus in front of the state’s Capitol Building; ...
Because no one wants to read about politics on Christmas Day, here's something light for readers who pick up the paper sometime between the kids waking up before dawn and everyone passing out after a ...
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was conceived for a purely Scrooge-like reason — to make money. Thankfully, its creator saw the Montgomery Ward marketing campaign as an opportunity to be as bold in his ...
We hear them from one Yuletide after another, the sounds of the season we’ve known and loved for decades. Just how much do ...
Johnny Marks at the piano in a publicity photo. Photo: Courtesy St. Nicholas Music.
It's time to watch your favorite mean green creature plot against Whoville again! Here's how you can stream all three movies ...
You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen. And yes, you still recall the most famous reindeer of all. But how did that red-nosed misfit become a star of ...
MY PRIEST THE OTHER SUNDAY preached about Advent—no surprises there—and the tension between Advent’s waiting-period approach to Christmas, and America’s no-holds-barred commercialized celebration.
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