When Christmas rolls around every year, our vision is bombarded with reds and greens everywhere we go. They are the traditional colors, yes, but they can become mundane and redundant over time.

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Brenda McCarthy stocks the shelves at State Fair Seasons in Belleville, tracks the inventory and – occasionally – breaks up couples’ arguments about Christmas lights. “The wife’s like, ‘I want white ...

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Home Depot has been stepping up their game. First, everyone went wild for Halloween inflatables and now everyone is itching to get their hands on this viral Christmas tree. Thanks to TikTok, the Grand ...

One woman says the unique trees actually put her in the holiday spirit. First lady Melania Trump decorated the halls of the White House with red Christmas trees but it is another, much more unique ...

Pink Christmas – or "Pinkmas" as fashion and entertainment trendsetters are calling it – has taken off, according to retailers. A trend that gained steam during the pandemic is going mainstream, ...