North Pole Live has become the kind of holiday obsession that makes kids drop their tablets, hush their siblings, and stare—wide-eyed—at the screen as they’ve just spotted Santa in the wild. In a way, ...

Fired MSNBC host Joy Reid played Grinch on social media this week, sharing a video claiming beloved Christmas anthem “Jingle Bells” was written “to make fun of black people.” In the video she shared ...

Reid shared a video made by social media creator Khalil Greene that claims 'Jingle Bells' has a racist origin. A viral video shared by Joy Reid is sparking conversations about the origins of “Jingle ...

*Joy Reid posted a video on her Instagram account drawing attention to the racist origins of the Christmas song “Jingle Bells,” asserting that it was originally created to mock Black people. In the ...

Former MSNBC host Joy Reid took issue with a popular Christmas carol, reposting a video that describes the beloved tune as racist. The now-viral clip has renewed scrutiny of the carol’s past, as the ...

The former NFLer turned commentator showed off more of his musical talents on the broadcast. By Denise Warner Jason Kelce is coming to town. The former NFL center for the Philadelphia Eagles who now ...

In the video she shared to her 1.3 million Instagram followers, a man in a Christmas sweater and Santa hat stands on the streets of Medford, Massachusetts near a plaque marks the site where James Lord ...

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“Jingle Bells” is one of the most familiar holiday songs in America—played in stores, remixed by hip-hop pioneers, and sung by kids who may not know it wasn’t even written as a Christmas song. However ...

Kingdom Grace Fellowship Church, Richland County Children Services and First English Lutheran Church are partnering to host a holiday celebration Dec. 13 in Mansfield. The event, called "Jingle & ...

On Christmas Eve, Antelmo Garcia walked out of West Chicago’s Carnitas La Central as the sun started to set, his hands clutching aluminum take-out containers full of beans, rice, chicken and barbacoa ...