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Gayla Peevey "I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas" on The Ed Sullivan Show
Gayla Peevey "I Want A Hippopotamus For Christmas" on The Ed Sullivan Show, October 18, 1953.
History of Latkes
Latkes as we know them today have a history that include a miracle, a woman saving a city under siege, the failure of crops in eastern Europe, and the migration of Ashkenazi Jews to the United States. With such a long history, latkes vary a lot, and this...
Tom 'n Jerry: The Forgotten Holiday Drink That's Better Than Eggnog!
Before eggnog took over Christmas, America had another holiday classic — the Tom & Jerry. I’m bringing back the original 1862 Jerry Thomas version complete with the batter bowl, the hot milk, and the historic three-booze blend. If you’ve looking for...
What Cats Really Want For Christmas
This year, get them what they really want!
About the Charles Dickens Museum, London
Welcome to the Charles Dickens Museum. If you are curious about the Museum or simply want to remember your last visit, watch this short film about Dickens's only remaining London home.
The Origins of A Christmas Carol
Michael Slater explains the background to Charles Dickens's novel, A Christmas Carol, reveals his reasons for writing it and discusses its monumental success. Filmed at the Charles Dickens Museum, London.
The Extravagance of 1700s Court Dresses: The Spitalfields Mantua Dress
In the 18th century, Mantua dresses were the height of court fashion. In this video, our experts discuss a rare and spectacular dress that dates from around 1756.
How Sylvia Robinson Made Hip-Hop’s First Hit Record
Sylvia Robinson didn’t just witness hip-hop’s birth—she produced its first hit. How “Rapper’s Delight” changed music forever.
Raggedy Ann and Andy: A Musical Adventure (1977)
Raggedy Ann and Andy leave their playroom to rescue Babette, a beautiful French doll kidnapped by pirates.
JHud Sings Her Beautiful Rendition of ‘Mary Did You Know’
JHud performs a new addition to her Grammy-nominated holiday album, “The Gift of Love”… Here’s the one and only Jennifer Hudson singing “Mary Did You Know.”