This December marks the 60th anniversary of A Charlie Brown Christmas, a half-hour television special that did something almost unheard of in American pop culture, both then and now. In the middle of ...

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' we've rounded up things you didn't know about the Christmas special.

In “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” Linus shares what he learned with his friend and what he was trying to, often by asking the right questions.

One of the greatest strengths of this production is how wholeheartedly it celebrates ensemble storytelling. A CHARLIE BROWN ...

This holiday season marks the 60th anniversary of the first airing of “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” While some mistakenly credit the Peanuts Gang 1965 Yuletide 30-minute TV special as the first ...

Amid the lights, commercials, and gift wrap, it’s worth asking again what Christmas is all about. That question is at the center of my favorite animated special, 1965’s “A Charlie Brown Christmas.” I ...

Is there anything left to say about A Charlie Brown Christmas? Since it first aired on CBS 60 years ago this month, the 25-minute TV special has been a cherished fixture of holiday entertainment. It’s ...

In the 75 years since its conception, Charles Schulz’s “Peanuts” comic strip and its subsequent multi-media spin-offs has ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Some families are Home Alone people. Some are Elf people. And then there are the folks who don't feel ...

Sixty years ago — on Dec. 9, 1965 — a holiday special launched a new Christmas tradition. A Charlie Brown Christmas premiered, and it would become a beloved annual broadcast. For decades viewers ...

A Charlie Brown Christmas” performer Taylor Priday-Key is a self-proclaimed nerd about “Peanuts,” the beloved comic strip created by Charles M. Schultz that follows the adventures of Charlie Brown, a ...

Is your Christmas tree not living up to the expectations you had this holiday season? Maybe it "just needs a little love." If that phrase sounds nostalgically familiar, you may remember Linus van Pelt ...