A tale fit for Christmas
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Cinnabar Theater Kate Horick, left, and Emily Marsh are among the many young actors performing in "The Tailor of Gloucester," which runs through Dec.
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As the holidays approach, Christmas spirit is a bargain-hunting essential.
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Bear with me a moment and take part in a bit of holiday whimsy. Close your eyes and think about Christmases past. What do you see?
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Online shops look set to have a good Christmas as UK web-users get the online buying habit.
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âThere Will Be Bloodâ may be the title of a film opening the day after Christmas, but it could be the slogan for this entire holiday season.
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This holiday, there is no &quot;Harry Potter.&quot; But &quot;Lemony Snicket&#39;s A Series of Unfortunate Events&quot; serves as a charming substitute.
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A mean girl's Christmas in London becomes a reminder of what a great gift kindness really is.
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There can be no stranger box-office week than one in which Christmas falls on a Saturday, like this year, or a Sunday. You have heavily publicized movies opening midway through the weekend.
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Subscribers to Idahoâs Lewiston Tribune  did not need to be the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree to notice something odd on the front page Dec. 13.
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At this time of year, I'm duty-bound to deliver a fire-and-brimstone sermon about the evils of spending too much during the holidays.
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Arts & entertainment: Stuart Jeffries investigates the phenomenon of the Christmas bestseller and wonders what this year's big successes will be
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Exclusive 'Twas the night before Christmas...
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By Kathy Morrison, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Dec. 17--With just about a week left for Christmas shopping, I couldn't resist offering a few more suggestions of gifts for readers of chapter books.
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The e-tailer has another big holiday season.
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The average household will spend close to $1,000 on Christmas and the other gift-giving holidays this winter, according to some estimates.
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Subscribers to Idahoâs Lewiston Tribune did not need to be the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree to notice something odd on the front page Dec. 13.
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Christmas will be anything but merry this year for Helena Saunders.