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There's a time capsule in that giant axe.

These captivating time capsules contain far more than just old newspaper clippings.

These cold seasons pushed cities and civilizations alike to the brink.

How well do you know 'The Office'? We have a quiz that only true fans will score 10/10 on.

Boxing Day occurs on December 26, and continues to be a big day for shopping.

The inhabitants of the Sunshine State may not be as old or kooky as you think.

These memorable items, activities, and food products launched nearly 50 years ago.

Can wrapping paper be recycled? As you may have guessed, correctly disposing of wrapping paper can be a bit complicated.

This quiz lets you put your Disney knowledge to the test, with side characters you may or may not remember from 15 Disney classics.

December 25 was a big day for Jimmy Buffett and William the Conqueror.

Other momentous events have happened on December 25, like Washington crossing the Delaware and the birth of Jimmy Buffett.

This partridge has no idea where the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas” came from.

The actual 12 days of Christmas start on December 25—here are some fun facts about the song you can enjoy during the festivities.

Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal in ‘Hamnet’

If you loved ‘Hamnet,’ we recommend checking out these five other great films about William Shakespeare.

Watch ‘A Christmas Story’ in a whole new way—however many times you want—with these blink-and-you’ll-miss-‘em gaffes, anachronisms, and fun facts.

Hot chocolate with homemade marshmallow, chocolate chips, cinnamon sticks, and syrup

Beverages such as hot chocolate and the espresso martini lead the charge when it comes to the most popular holiday drinks by state.

Jesus likely wasn’t born on December 25—but these people most definitely were.

Victorian Christmas Card: "Merry Christmas-Come under the mistletoe"

The everlasting tradition of kissing under the mistletoe during the Christmas holiday season goes back to ancient times.

Taylor Momsen and Jim Carrey in ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’

It’s time to spread some holiday cheer as you enjoy these annual staples with your loved ones. How well do you know Christmas classics like ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’ and more?

You might be surprised to learn that German chocolate cake has nothing to do with Germany—it’s actually named after the guy who developed the specific chocolate.