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The New Year’s here, and so are resolutions—until “Quitter’s Day” hits by mid-January! But don’t worry. Start small, stay realistic, and make habits non-negotiable. Progress, not perfection, is the secret to sticking with it!

A poll found that millennials have fonder Christmas memories they make as adults than children.

Discover the joy of creating Christmas treats with Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cakes - a hug from Christmas itself in every bite.

Discover affordable fun with the Barbie Mini BarbieLand Collection starting at $2.88, perfect for imaginative playtime!

Discover eco-friendly holiday decor alternatives like ribbons and garlands for a mess-free and sustainable Christmas celebration.

Unveil the truth behind Santa's iconic image and Coca-Cola's role in shaping it, debunking a popular myth.

Discover why Carnival Cruise Line's ban on upside-down pineapples is causing a buzz among passengers and sparking online debates.

Discover the unconventional Elf on the Shelf with wild eyes and a Joker-like grin at HomeGoods! Find out why this mischievous elf is creating buzz in one local household.

It’s December, and that means one thing: ugly Christmas sweater season is officially here! Whether you’re rocking a light-up reindeer, a bedazzled Santa, or a 3D snowman, it’s time to embrace the tacky and festive fun. Need a new sweater? We’ve got you covered with top picks from Amazon, Tipsy Elves, Etsy, and more. Dust off those pom-poms, plug in the lights, and get ready to make this holiday season unforgettable—one hilariously ugly sweater at a time

The holiday season is stressful—why not sip your way through it with Texas-made liquor gift sets? From Tito’s vodka to Balcones bourbon, these boozy bundles are perfect for sipping, gifting, or surviving awkward family dinners. Find out where to buy these Lone Star libations and make this holiday season merry, bright, and just a little tipsy. Cheers, y’all!

Thanksgiving leftovers: delicious today, dangerous tomorrow! According to Foodsafety.gov, perishable holiday food must be refrigerated within two hours to avoid bacteria buildup. Wondering how long Thanksgiving leftovers last? Experts from the New York Post say four days max in the fridge—after that, it’s freezer or trash time. Reheat to 165°F for safe eating, and don’t rely on the sniff test! Follow these food safety tips to enjoy your Thanksgiving feast without a side of food poisoning.

Explore the fascinating roots of Black Friday, a tradition stemming from the 1950s in Philadelphia, now synonymous with unbeatable deals and the start of the holiday shopping season.