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Is this something that you absolutely have to do on the anniversary of Christ’s birth? No. What else is there to do, you ask? Let us help you, reader.

Unless you have an important job, like scientist or doctor, the week between Christmas and New Year’s is pretty much worthless, work-wise.

The major holidays—Christmas, the Jewish High Holy days, Easter, New Year’s, Thanksgiving are the most important days of the year not just because of the religious and cultural significance they represent but also because they get you out of work.

To promote their new movie Why Him?, James Franco and Bryan Cranston stopped by First We Feast’s Hot Ones to answer questions about the film and, more importantly, to eat a ton of wings doused in various hot sauces...

Each week The Fresh Toast will deliver the most-discussed and exciting songs that have recently dropped. This week: Kid Cudi and Big Sean.

Apparently the type of fish Fedortsov comes across is rather routine for a deep sea fisherman. The ocean's darkest waters contains numerous animals we don’t have names for and so this shouldn’t be sur—WHAT IS THAT??

Most of us can agree that the Christmas tree is great. There’s the piney smell, the strong association with family and time off from work, and, of course, the joy of decorating them.

You can always hear how big Chance smiles when he raps. It’s that way you can “hear” an expression over the phone, but through Chance’s crackling falsetto, there is purity to his emotion. His joy, both nostalgic and youthful, overwhelms.

Sorry everybody, it’s time to stop using your devout faith in Jediism for getting you out of work on May the 4th.

Weather reporters in the UK are saying the Big Man In Red might not make it this year.