CLEVELAND, Ohio-- During his cabinet-kow-tows-to-the-crown meeting, King Donald Trump sounded like Scrooge and grimaced like the Grinch that children might have to make do with just two dolls for ...

Naturally, it doesn't take long for Elizabeth to cross paths with her unlikely yet swoon-worthy love interest, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy (Corbin Melder ... centerpiece of any holiday party, the true treat ...

8. Don’t bring work to the party Now is not the time to work. Nothing annoys co-workers more than the ‘office nerd’ who brings his laptop to the Christmas party and is busy working away ...

Last night (December 15), Saturday Night Live parodied a stereotypical “office Christmas party extravaganza” in an all-too-relatable skit that’s prompted many fans to share their ...

Cost-cutting and 'too much pressure to socialise with colleagues' are pushing many workers to give their office Christmas party a miss this year. A third of UK workplaces are planning to scale ...

Working from home is killing off the traditional office Christmas party, with almost half of companies not holding such gatherings this year. A study has found that 47 per cent of companies will ...

Lee Biggins, the boss of CV-Library, said: "The work Christmas party used to be the highlight of the office social calendar, but these figures suggest it might be losing its sparkle." Article ...

Drinking until the early hours is out. Workers heading to this year’s office Christmas party may have a different experience as many employers ditch the usual alcohol-fuelled drinks events for ...

Planning an interesting and creative office Christmas party is definitely a big task. The planning team is all responsible for organizing an event that is fun, festive and engaging. The Christmas ...

Christmas tea, 1:30-3 p.m., Minneluzahan Senior Center, Rapid City. Registration required; sign up at the office. Information ... a place to host their holiday party. Event includes appetizers ...

That’s right, it’s that time again when festive music blasts on a seemingly never-ending loop throughout the office, a cup of coffee is swapped for a glass of wine (or a few) and inhibitions ...

Tips from The Times’ fashion director on how to navigate the sartorial anxieties of the season. By Vanessa Friedman Vanessa Friedman is the fashion director and chief fashion critic for The Times.