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The domesticity mogul doesn't know what "GOOP" means.

When Christmas falls on a Wednesday–as it does about every seven years–it can be complicated for employees and employers, and difficult for retailers.

Instead of a rousing surprise party, and everyone singing for you … you get your neighbors' earnest caroling.

Why have we gone 19 years without a new classic Christmas song?

Notice an abundance of peppermint and eggnog flavored foods at the grocery store this time of year? Here's why.

Twelve drummers drumming, six geese-a-laying and one partridge in a pear tree. What does it all add up to?

Pink slips were falling like flurries of December snow, and amidst all this gloom bosses around country announced that there would be no holiday work party.

More businesses are open on Christmas Day than before. So what's behind the working holiday?