Santa Claus

What better way to spread Christmas cheer than looking at pictures of cheerless children? Vote for your favorite fearful child!

Check out these Scared of Santa photos! Vote for your favorites.

Take a look at these Scared of Santa photos! Be sure to vote for your favorites below!  

Take a look at these Scared of Santa photos and vote for your favorites!

Christmas is a time for brotherly love, family, friends, good food and presents. It’s also a time, apparently, for setting some pretty astonishing—and often downright wacky—holiday records.

Most children today have grown up watching the classic Christmas special 'Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer' that was filmed using stop-motion animation. As the winter holiday season fast approaches and you settle down to watch 'Rudolph' on television, check out these ten cool facts that you didn't know about one of themost famous Christmas specials of all time.

Snow falls from the sky, shops sell their Christmas wares, and the sweet fragrance of gingerbread houses fill the air—'tis the season! In the United States, there are plenty of Christmas traditions around to keep everyone happy. Gift giving, holiday meals and ornament-covered trees are in abundance everywhere.

In the U.K., Santa got his beard stuck while rappelling down from the ceiling of a mall and dangled there helplessly for half an hour until someone freed him. Old Saint Nick may be hundreds of years old, but he really needs to work on making an entrance.

Bah, humbug! A Canadian Grinch ruined the annual holiday parade for dozens of children last Saturday. The intoxicated 24-year-old man, who hailed from Kingston, was arrested after police received a complaint. Parents informed authorities that this jerk ruined Christmas for their youngsters by walking up and down the parade lines and telling them that Santa Claus doesn't exist.

Basically, the grinch was arrested this past weekend was right across the border in Canada. A 24-year old man was telling children at a Santa Claus parade in Ontario, Canada. Who knows if he was drinking or what but, to tell such lies so close to the jolliest time of the year just may land him on the naughty list.

From Miracle On 34th Street to The Santa Clause , holiday movies about Santa always have a special place in our hearts. So would you like to see what may be the oldest Santa Claus film ever?

‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ might be the best-known Peanuts television special, but the gang’s Halloween special also cemented its place in television history. Sure there wouldn’t be a Halloween cartoon without the holiday one, but there wouldn’t be a Peanuts gang on television for more than 40 years without ‘The Great Pumpkin.’