The premise of the holiday classic ‘Home Alone’ — that a family would forget their eight-year old as they left on a trip to France — is fairly absurd.
Although when you consider how many kids the McCallister clan had to keep track of, maybe it’s not so absurd. We’ve kept track of all of the actors who played the McCallister youngsters, and you can learn about what they are up to below.
While just about anyone who’s manned the grill has a tip or two on what makes a great burger, the folks at Modernist Cuisine have used science-inspired techniques to completely refine the all-American meal and to create the ultimate hamburger.
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A recent study claims that a lot of Americans aren't getting into the holiday spirit. Well, if that's true, then we think we've found the solution — cute dogs in holiday costumes! They're fun to look at and an excellent source of inspiration for dressing up your own puppies.
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When it was released in 1983, ‘A Christmas Story’ was only a modest success. However, over the years, constant television airings of the movie during the holiday season has made Ralphie Parker and the gang almost as synonymous with Christmas as the characters in ‘It’s a Wonderful Life.’
Although they remain ageless on the small screen, the kids from Hohman, Indiana are now middle-aged men in real life. See what they are up to below.
It's the most wonderful time of the year, when snowflakes fall from the sky, collect on the ground…and then get turned into profound works of art. (Or video game characters.) Here are the ten most awesome snowmen we found on the internet.
While the real Santa is a jolly old elf, some of his impostors who begin to pop up all around the non-frozen parts of the planet come Christmas time are a tad rough around the edges.
In fact, some of these mall jockeys and liquored-up revelers are downright sketchy. We’ve compiled a list of ten of these questionable Santas featured on the excellent Sketchy Santas blog so that folks with common decency and small children will know who to avoid this holiday season. Grab some expired egg nog and check them out below.
Is there anything as quintessentially adorable as a dog with one ear up? If there is, we certainly can’t think of it. So, enjoy the nonstop parade of doggy cuteness below. No need to thank us.
Coca Cola, a company with a notorious history of making changes to its product that the public didn’t approve of, has stepped in it again.
Last month the soft drink giant introduced a white seasonal Coke can featuring polar bears as part of campaign to raise money to help save the endangered species. However, Coke drinkers rebelled against the new design — with the most common complaint being they looked too much like silver Diet Coke cans — and the soft drink giant announced they would discontinue production of the white cans and reintroduce the polar bear can with a more traditional red background.
While these ham and egg breakfast muffins pretty much look like AM perfection as is, the sweet and savory lover in us wonders what they would taste like topped with maple syrup. Check out a mouthwatering photo below. And because we hate your arteries, here’s a recipe for the delectable treats.
Santa Claus! The Jolly Old Elf! The Guy In The Red Suit Hanging From a Hook On The Ceiling! Wait, what? Sure there's plenty of delightfully fun figurines of Old Saint Nick, but there's a few far too disturbing and bizarre for any tree trimming party. Here's ten
We suddenly became hungry — and wanted a bigger paycheck — after reading about wacky, overpriced foods like the $1,000 jam and the world’s most expensive chocolate pudding. But this is far from the first time someone’s had the bright idea to charge thousands of dollars for high-end victuals.
In fact, it’s a weird sort of tradition in the food world, and after looking at a few of the more notable examples, we decided this would be the perfect time for a list. Grab your utensils, guard your wallet and take a look at some of the most opulent foodstuffs in the world.
While Legos usually pop up under Christmas trees during the holiday season, vistors to London’s St. Pancras Station can actually find themselves under a Christmas tree made of the colorful blocks.
