Christmas TV

Christmas is the time of giving and families, but it also has a darker side.

Santa Claus, who without a doubt really does exist, doesn’t have time to make a personal appearance in every Hollywood movie about Christmas ever made. Instead, he relies on a number of talented actors to portray him on the silver screen.

Wednesday night (Dec. 11), 'Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Tale' will air, and with it will come a special performance from Clarkson, Reba McEntire and Trisha Yearwood together, performing 'Silent Night.' You can preview a peek of their rendition -- and it's bound to ramp up your excitement!

Kelly Clarkson may have ditched a big wedding in favor of a more intimate scenario where she and fiance Brandon Blackstock will elope, but she is still celebrating…the season, that is.

Demi Lovato hit the stage at the annual 'Christmas in Washington' special, and the adorable 'X Factor' judge brought her signature rock edge and powerhouse vocals to the table.

Taylor Swift's contemplative ballad 'Never Grow Up' provides the soundtrack for one of the cutest and most heartwarming commercials of the Christmas season. The spot, a promo for Walmart, captures the euphoria of Christmas morning for children, along with the innate joy of opening presents and spending time with family.

Have you ever wondered how Rudolph got his red nose? Well, Dutch scientists have finally explained the mystery. Turns out, the reindeer's shiny nose is the direct result of "hyperemia of the nasal mucosa." Way to take all the magic out of Christmas, science.

With the Christmas countdown officially at 11 days, we can hardly contain our excitement for presents and Santa and grandma's awesome cookies. All this holiday hype has got us thinking, though: Do you honestly know the true story of Christmas?

Cee Lo Green brought some yuletide cheer to 'Ellen' when he treated viewers to a live performance of 'What Christmas Means to Me,' a lively track from his holiday album 'Cee Lo's Magic Moment.'

Some celebrities run from TMZ's cameras. Others attack the people operating them. Michael Buble, on the other hand, makes them part of the story.