NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — If you love Christmas movies, you may have noticed; there are a lot of versions of A Christmas Carol. Scrooge has been played by Jim Carrey. He's met the Muppets. He's done ...

Many of us have watched The Muppet Christmas Carol more than we can count — but far fewer have seen "When Love is Gone," the moving ballad performed by actress Meredith Braun and Michael Caine. The ...

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Chevy Chase starred in one of the all-time Christmas comedies in Christmas Vacation, but passing on The Santa Clause occurred during a turning point in his career.

Hit rewind and join us in the 80s for a a brand-new retro holiday classic. Travel through the past, present, and future alongside the Greediest Geezer as he discovers that Christmas Electricity! A ...

Taylor Momsen breezes into a Manhattan diner like a benevolent banshee, her pale skin and long blonde hair shock against her all-black silhouette. She’s just come from a makeup trial, lids dusted with ...

There are many film versions of the holiday classic, "A Christmas Carol." The novel, "A Christmas Carol" was written by Charles Dickens, and was released in 1843. The novel depicts how the ...

The pop-culture hallmarks of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” are ghosts, a boy on crutches and a mean old man. And while those are all central elements of the story, most people forget that the ...

It's the same classic tale told in many different ways. Whatever version of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" you choose to watch this holiday season, it's sure to be a winner. Maybe you'd like to ...

Mischief Theatre return to the am-dram battlefield, turning the Victorian tale into a blizzard of bruised egos and expertly timed farce In the interval, I hear a newcomer to Mischief Theatre’s ...

Other picks include a family production of “The Snow Queen,” the Broadway-bound “Every Brilliant Thing” and the acclaimed comedy “Sorry for Your Loss.” By Rachel Sherman Stream it at Summoners ...