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• Kid Gets Tongue Stuck on a Metal Pole

  Somewhere in Indiana, a family is rethinking the annual viewing of A Christmas Story. A fourth grader at an elementary school in Indiana told emergency workers a friend dared him to stick his tongue to the metal pole. Surprise, suprise, in the middle of January, it was ten degrees in Indiana, and you can guess where this is going. Read More... Posted Jan 15 2009, 06:13 PM by JeanneSager with | with 5 comment(s) Filed under: television, funny, science, pranks, reality, Jeanne Sager, A Christmas Story, curious kids

• Holiday Rich or Rehab: Whatever Happened to Randy From 'A Christmas Story'?

  We already know what became of Peter Billingsley, the actor who played Ralphie in "A Christmas Story." (And by the way, you can see yet another of his frequent cameo appearances in "Four Christmases," the No. 1 movie in America and a comedy he also produced.) But what about Ralphie's little brother Randy, the kid who snorted all over a plate of meatloaf and mashed potatoes in his role as "Mommy's Little Piggy"? Whatever happened to him?  That young actor's name was Ian Petrella, and he was only 9-years-old when the Red Ryder BB gun tale released in theaters. It was his first role, but not his last. Read More... Posted Dec 09 2008, 11:02 AM by Jen Chaney with | with no comments Filed under: Child Stars, hollywood, rich or rehab, A Christmas Story, Ian Petrella, Randy Parker

• XBox Writes Santa Letter for Your Kids

  Vista may not be Microsoft's biggest flub of the year. Hard to believe, I know, but a form letter generator for kids begging for their XBox this holiday might just beat the blue screen of death bombing operating system for the Worst Attempt At Being Useful Award. Read More... Posted Nov 28 2008, 09:06 AM by JeanneSager with | with no comments Filed under: Seinfeld, santa, Xbox, Microsoft, xbox 360, Jeanne Sager, Ralphie, embarrassing your kids, letter to Santa, A Christmas Story, Vista, Red Rider BB gun, Windows Vista, Festivus, Santa letters