The Hallmark Channel’s annual Countdown to Christmas kicks off every October. But the channel's reputation for producing feel ...

‘Tis the season for spirited and winless debates about what the best Christmas movie is. No one needs us to remind you about the obvious holiday movies playing on repeat on cable, whether it's ...

“The Holiday” (2006): OK, so the cozy English cottage isn’t real, but what is? ... There’s such a steady stream of mediocre or worse holiday movies that it can be easy to miss when a gem ...

During an interview with BBC Radio on Sunday, Nov. 24, the actor revealed a behind-the-scenes secret about his beloved 2006 Christmas movie, The Holiday, co-starring Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet.

Don’t toy with our hearts, Nancy. Jude Law and Nancy Meyers have fans of “The Holiday” on edge after the pair hinted they are working on a sequel to the 2006 romantic comedy, which could see ...

The actor, 51, spoke about the 2006 holiday classic during an interview on BBC Radio 2’s “The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show,” breaking many fans’ hearts by revealing that the movie’s idyllic ...

If the 2006 movie The Holiday is included on your must-watch holiday movie list, that actually wasn’t Nancy Meyers’ intention. The writer-director recently revealed on the Hollywood Gold podcast that ...

Best general holiday-period movie “Nobody’s Fool”: Robert Benton’s 1994 Richard Russo adaptation, with Paul Newman, spans Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve.

As the holiday season approaches, everyone is getting ready to rewatch their favorite festive films. 2006's The Holiday, which stars Jude Law, Kate Winslet, and Cameron Diaz, remains a classic ...

Best general holiday-period movie “Nobody’s Fool”: Robert Benton’s 1994 Richard Russo adaptation, with Paul Newman, spans Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve.

The best L.A. Christmas movie “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang”: Yuletide traditions don’t normally include a motormouth Robert Downey Jr., but Shane Black’s 2005 neo-noir black comedy is worth ...

Best general holiday-period movie “Nobody’s Fool”: Robert Benton’s 1994 Richard Russo adaptation, with Paul Newman, spans Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve.