Do we? If the sound of “Happy holidays!” or the sight of that salute in a store window upsets you, consider the magi. No one can accuse them of discounting the solemnity of Christmas.

But between what is becoming an annual trip to Florida in mid-December, the pending holidays, and these weblog subjects that just seem to pop up, almost out of nowhere, I found myself once again ...

Samuel Clemens Long Happy Holiday is a radio D.J. by day and a player by night, spinning hits for all the ladies he meets. Then, just days before Christmas, he meets and befriends a young troubled ...

By Michael Chapman In the paper, on the radio, on the TV and all over the internet, you’re seeing things like this: “Happy Memorial Day/Proud to Server Those Who Serve Us,” “This Memorial Day Military ...

Michael J. Fox posted sweet photos with all four of his kids over Memorial Day Weekend. The actor and wife Tracy Pollan share ...

The holiday originally known as Decoration Day ... so wishing someone a "Happy Memorial Day" really isn't appropriate. For families who have lost loved ones, it's often not a happy day in the ...

Beach-chic luxury and low key, high end service make this residentially styled hotel two blocks from one of America's best ...

And while many social media users wished the 33-year-old a happy holiday and complimented her holiday wardrobe, some trolls also piped up in the comments. One said: "I hope someone calls the ...

Chag Sameach! (Happy holiday!) Pronounced CHAG sah-MAY-ach, this works for any celebratory Jewish holiday. You can say Chag Shavuot Sameach to be more specific, or you can just say Happy Shavuot.

And it’s not as if I’m taking my favourite mug Another year, another survey (by M&S bank this time) of the stuff British people insist on taking on holiday. None can beat my mother’s friend ...

The outcome of the elections of 2024, after Karnataka, can certainly be steered in this direction. Much will depend on how far the Opposition can raise people’s livelihood-related issues in ...

Chag Sameach! (Happy holiday!) Pronounced CHAG sah-MAY-ach, this works for any celebratory Jewish holiday. You can say Chag Shavuot Sameach to be more specific, or you can just say Happy Shavuot.