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In 1944, in a musical comedy called Meet Me in St. Louis, American singer and actress Judy Garland sang a brand new Christmas song, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas. Written jointly by Hugh Martin, a composer of plays and films, and Ralph Blane, a lyricist, this song…
Snowmen are known to have been made in England in the early 16th century, and it wasn't until the 19th century that the friendly snowman became associated with Christmas symbols. This custom is still found throughout the Western world and the Northern Hemisphere. Initially, the snowman consisted of three balls, the top of which was...
Open Cellar With Open Cellar, there's no need to consult a sommelier to pair your Christmas dishes. This free little software works on Windows, Linux, Mac, and Windows Mobile. It includes a library containing information on 6,000 wines, allowing you to choose your wine, compare prices, and find the perfect…
Christmas, the ultimate commercial holiday… Christmas 2010 – window displays of the main brands in Paris: Galeries Lafayette, Eiffel Tower, etc. Paris 2010 on YouTube, Christmas window displays
According to some beliefs stemming from pagan festivals, many superstitions are associated with Christmas. Some of them are said to bring misfortune and dramatic events, while others bring good luck. Judging by these superstitions, Santa Claus is not the only one roaming around on the night of the 24th…
A Christmas song based on a nursery rhyme, and particularly popular in English-speaking countries, The Twelve Days of Christmas is said to have originated as a memory game. The lyrics, which mention twelve gifts, which must always be repeated while adding the last gift, do indeed resemble a memory game. The melody itself dates back to the 16th century,…