That is probably in my top five favorite Christmas songs. I don't whose idea it was to get Crosby and Bowie to sing together, but it worked out amazingly well.

The whole perspective of To Kill a Mockingbird is from that of a young child who sees her father as her hero, a man who in her eyes pretty much hung the moon. In reality, it's quite possible that Atticus could still be a loving father and decent man who believed in justice and fairness, while at the same time, like…

If you're able to write just one Christmas song that becomes a standard it's pretty much guaranteed that you'll never go hungry.

That sounds horrible.

I honestly never get sick of hearing that one.

He's going to see a screen door factory.

I like Christmas music the most part but I totally understand where you're coming from. Not to mention the fact that stores and radio start playing it earlier and earlier every year. It's just friggin ridiculous,

This song tends to come up a lot on various worst Christmas music lists so it could of been anywhere.

Walking in the Air and Merry Xmas Everybody are both pretty great IMO.

The lyrics were most likely written five minutes before they recorded so it's not surprising.

For all it's many flaws I've always had a bit of a soft spot for this song.

It feels weird to be reading about a Christmas song in the middle of July.

Black guys drive like THIS while schlubby guys, they drive like THIS.

This site needs some sort of sarcasm font really badly.

I have rather mixed feelings about Caitlyn Jenner (mainly due to the way she treated her older children), but I have to give her (and Laverne Cox) major props for getting a real mainstream conversation going about the issues surrounding Trans folks.

That one was big in primary/elementary school. That, a bowl cut or shaved.

Getting on a Jeopardy hot streak is a great feeling, even if you get nothing out of it but a personal sense of satisfaction.

That's because you were drunk!

Oh the beautiful mountains of The Bronx are a sight to see.

A dead giveaway is when there is action going on in surprisingly lush, green surroundings for the location/time of year. If that's the case, chances are you're looking at a show or movie filmed in Vancouver.