Where: First Interstate Center for the Arts, 334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd. Cost: $37.25-$161.56. Tickets available through firstinterstatecenter.org. “A Charlie Brown Christmas” performer Taylor ...

60 years after its release, A Charlie Brown Christmas is now an iconic part of many families’ Christmas celebrations — but producer Lee Mendelson and director Bill Melendez originally worried that ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Oregon women’s basketball (12-2) traveled to Chase Center in San Francisco, California, where they were defeated by the... Consistently short drives aren’t always a great sign for an ...

It's Christmas week, which means the time to watch "A Charlie Brown Christmas" is officially upon us. A mainstay of the holidays since the 1960s, the 25-minute holiday special follows beloved ...

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 ...

This 60th anniversary zoetrope vinyl of A Charlie Brown Christmas delivers animated fun, solid sound, and a perfect last-minute gift for jazz fans. Looking for a fun, last-minute vinyl pick for the ...

Dave Willat was just 11 years old, wearing cutoffs and a T-shirt on a warm September evening in 1965, when he showed up for what he thought would be a routine choir practice at his church in San ...

SANTA ROSA, Calif. — When A Charlie Brown Christmas first aired in 1965, it quickly became a holiday staple for families across the country. What many viewers didn’t know was how close the animated ...

“A Charlie Brown Christmas,” the classic 1965 Peanuts Christmas film, will once again be exclusively available as part of the Apple TV+ library this year. As with the last several years, the Charlie ...

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 ...

Christmas means hot chocolate, family, putting up the tree. But for many families, it’s not truly the Christmas season without the television shows that invoke holidays past—classics like Rudoph the ...

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. “I think there ...