The holidays went well, thanks, but they were different. For the first time in a few years, I decided to spend an entire week at home around Christmas. This wasn’t my first option but it ended up as the most practical for a couple of reasons. First off, I was heading in to the first… Read more »
Took me what, almost 10 years? But I finally figured it out. When I return home to visit family in Western New York for Christmas, I should stick around for about four nights. Here was my issue in years past: I would only visit my parents back in Niagara Falls about three times a year…. Read more »
Keeping with tradition, I stayed in the city for Thanksgiving and worked, however I took a lengthy vacation around Christmas. By lengthy, we’re talking nine days. Almost a week-and-a-half. I love my family, but it was a bit much. Nonetheless, it is always nice to return back to Niagara Falls and visit with family and… Read more »
Backstreet’s back… again… and apparently, so is Christmas too. Tis the season!
It’s not too late to enjoy Mariah Carey’s latest holiday album this season – and you can do so for a price that won’t break the holiday shopping budget. AmazonMP3 is currently offering Merry Christmas II You for the slim price of $2.99. Happy Holidays!
This is the band’s first original holiday song – with proceeds from sales of the track going to a U.K. charity that assists with the homeless.
We The Kings found out first hand that there are many benefits to rock stardom. Apparently one of those is that if you’re in the band, you’re never stuck with the bill… even if you ruin bed sheets in a New York hotel for three consecutive nights. “It was crazy, we kept waking up and… Read more »
Download the mp3 Would love to post links/photos… but I don’t think my bosses would appreciate that… if you listen to the interview, you can find out where to snag more info on “Pornaments.” Google searches always work too…
The good people at WYOU-TV (CBS) invited me back to their 11 PM Newscast for the “WYOU Interactive” segment, where I spoke on the “war” between the greetings, “Merry Christmas” and “Happy Holidays.”
You can read more here. Good luck with that.