It wouldn't be the holidays without at least one viewing of the time-honored TV special, "A Charlie Brown Christmas." The beloved movie first aired on national TV in 1965, instantly becoming a classic ...

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

Family portraits have long been a Christmas card tradition, and royal households follow the same custom. Every December, royal families around the world send out official holiday cards. Sometimes the ...

What started as a small, scraggly tree tucked beneath a bridge has grown into a Christmas tradition that residents admire as ...

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 ...

Jesus never wished for division. Division came because of the way people, sects, and governments responded to what He was ...

From the column: "Sixty years ago this Christmas season ... TV audiences were introduced to a downtrodden blockhead and his quest to find joy and understand the true meaning of Christmas." ...

One of the most beloved holiday specials ever made doesn’t start with costumed pageants, joyful carols or snowmen come to ...

Christmas traditions may seem immutable — wreaths and stockings, candy canes and eggnog, turkey or ham on the dinner table — ...

One of the most beloved holiday specials ever made doesn’t start with costumed pageants, joyful carols or snowmen come to life but with a self-aware declaration of seasonal depression.

Charlie Brown is really quite eloquent when he says to his friend Linus, “Christmas is coming, but I'm not happy. I don't ...

This December marks the 60th anniversary of A Charlie Brown Christmas, a half-hour television special that did something ...