Foula - which also celebrates Christmas on 6 January - never fully adopted the modern Gregorian calendar. Data from Hitched shows hundreds are choosing off-season nuptials with some based around ...

The women of Ireland who worked so hard over Christmas are celebrated throughout the country on January 6, Nollaig na mBan, also known as Little Christmas or The Feast of the Epiphany. Nollaig na ...

As everyone is busy chasing resolutions for the new year, Christians in Russia are getting into the Christmas spirit — they are waiting to break their 40-day fast with a giant feast joined by ...

holiday 100 the week’s most popular holiday songs across all genres and eras, ranked by streaming activity data by online music sources tracked by luminate, radio airplay audience impressions as ...

While most of the world has concluded its Christmas celebrations and is focused on the excitement of the new year, the Christmas season is not over yet as 12% of the world's Christians ...

Darth Malgus is ready to rule once again and was first introduced in the widely popular Star Wars: The Old Republic era. He is known as a fearsome Sith Lord who reigned during the Great Galactic ...

The junior defensive end shared a photo of Darth Vader from Star Wars sitting in the tank that aided his recuperative powers: Carter exited the Nittany Lions' 31-14 win over Boise State in the ...

Black Friday and Cyber Monday might be considered the Super Bowl of discounts, but you shouldn’t sleep on after-Christmas Deals. During the short gap between Christmas and New Years—and frankl ...

When it comes to Christmas traditions, every family has its own cherished rituals, whether it's opening presents before lunch, attending a church service, or crafting a gingerbread house.

Grab your French hens, because it’s the third day of Christmas. Yes, that’s right. Friday, Dec. 27, is the third day because the famous 12-day series begins — rather than ends — on Dec. 25. The 12 ...

Servants bear a cooked peacock, a medieval delicacy, to the Christmas table of King Henry VI while a jester chases away the court dogs. From the Illustrated London News, 1930. (British Newspaper ...