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Everyone tries to be as original as possible during the Christmas period. Automakers have long joined the party with sometimes funny, sometimes odd ideas. This year, the Blue Oval has decided to bridge the gap between (funny) past and (electric) future and brought back part of the original cast from “
National Lampoon s Christmas Vacation” for a cheerful Mustang Mach-E marketing stunt. 11 photos
Some carmakers have decided that we should relax next to the Christmas tree while playing with sheets of paper to build origami-inspired scale models. Others are trying to push our aftermarket ego into stalking Santa. A few even decided that old guy needs a new sleigh.
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America’s favorite Christmas movies seem to be “It’s A Wonderful Life” and “A Charlie Brown Christmas.”
A poll conducted by CivicScience and published Tuesday broke movies into live-action and animated, so it’s unclear what movie is actually the number one favorite. However, your favorite probably did make the list.
For live-action, “It’s A Wonderful Life” came in first followed by “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation,” “A Christmas Story,” “Home Alone,” “Miracle On 34th Street,” “White Christmas” and “Elf,” according to the poll.
I’ve actually never seen “It’s A Wonderful Life,” but that makes sense because apparently 39% of Americans make it a point to watch the same Christmas movies every year, according to the survey. For my family, it’s “A Year Without A Santa Claus,” “How The Grinch Stole Christmas and “Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer.”
Brits will spend 57 hours of Christmas holiday staring at a screen
A survey of 2,000 adults found 37% are looking forward to lying in front of the TV and double screening during the Christmas period. Vision experts have warned of the damaging conequences
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A study of 2,000 adults found they will spend 49 minutes a day during the week s holiday mindlessly scrolling (Image: Getty Images/EyeEm)
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