New year, same Will Ferrell. On the first day of 2026, the actor and comedian continued his hilarious holiday tradition of dressing up for hockey games, this time showing up in full NHL referee gear ...

Leaf Metal went all out with its 2025 holiday lineup. Featuring festive autograph inserts like Hall Marks and Winter Wonderland, Leaf captured a fantastic array of all-star athletes, coaches, and ...

At the start of 2003's Elf, Buddy sneaks his way into Santa's bag of toys and ends up in the North Pole, where he stays until adulthood But does that mean Santa kidnapped Buddy? Georgetown Law ...

I was so old when it came out, I never really thought about it. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. In all the times I've seen part ...

ELF the Musical is now playing at the 5th Avenue Theatre Company, running through December 28 at the historic downtown Seattle theatre. Check out this all new clip of 'The Story of Buddy' from the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A little boy with Down syndrome could not contain his joy recently, when he got to meet Buddy the Elf in person. Footage recorded ...

A little boy with Down syndrome could not contain his joy recently, when he got to meet Buddy the Elf in person. Footage recorded by the boy’s sister, Ashtyn Abbas, shows six-year-old William Bosch ...

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Buddy, played by Lily Ganong in tonight’s show, was as funny and energetic as ever. He meets his grumpy father, played by Dawn Motter, and chaos ensues all over New York City. Jovie, played by Eve ...

The Explore-It-Torium, 244 S. Main St. in Marion, hosted its annual Cookies with Santa event on Dec. 6, welcoming children and their families to come and meet with Santa Claus and one of his elves and ...

“Family-friendly” is a polarizing phrase when it comes to theater, primarily because it can mean both “content for kids” and “good for kids but fun for adults, too,” and you don’t always know which ...