Christmas

It's the great Christmas Light debate. A question that has plagued mankind since the earliest beginning of exterior holiday lighting. So exactly when do you hang up your lights? When is too early or too late? What's the perfect time to decorate the outside of your house for the holiday season? Well, we're still in search of answers to this question, but we want to know your thoughts on the subject.

Usually I don't really pay any attention to Christmas commercials until after Thanksgiving, but this one is an exception. It's early but I would say we could easily be seeing the single greatest Christmas commercial of 2020.

I know, i know...It's a little bit early to start talking about Christmas, but this couldn't wait. We finally have a look at the follow up to Christmas Chronicles on Netflix. The latest installment Christmas Chronicles 2 will be released in select theaters next month and on Netflix Wednesday, November 25th 2020 (11-25-20) the day before Thanksgiving.

Traditionally, today is the day that Christmas is officially over.  It's the 12th Day of Christmas.

Halloween just can't get any respect.

A Wichita Falls tradition that began on the front lawn of the Burns' family home enters its 43rd year on the MSU campus

Grocery chain ad paints a sad picture of how so many elderly have to spend Christmas and what one man does about it.

While I don't really understand the whole Starbucks Christmas cup controversy, this guy in the video makes some fantastic points about political correctness and the current state of our country when it comes to freedom of religion and speech. I still think we have far more important topics we could be discussing instead of this, but whatever...

The big breaking news today was that Starbucks released a red cup with their green logo on it. So some guy is telling his thousands of Facebook followers to state their name is “Merry Christmas” so Starbucks HAS to write it on the cup? How petty and ignorant is that? He says "Starbucks hates Jesus!" Seriously? Do we not have more pressing things to worry about?

Sometimes it's all you really want, no sweater, no random strange gift, just cash so you can get what you really want. After all no one knows you like you know you.

Christmas is only a couple days away, so what better way than having Nick Offerman read a shortened, abridged version of the holiday classic 'Twas The Night Before Christmas.'

Once the holidays roll around, you can expect to see an influx of updates from loved ones in your mailbox. This year, instead of taking the traditional approach (and kill a bunch of trees in the process), one family decided to take advantage of a little thing called the Internet and shoot a video recap of its 2013.