A Christmas Story

The holiday season brings back the classic film 'A Christmas Story', and fans can catch it on the big screen in Louisville with a Q&A from Ralphie himself.

Who knew a "major award" could be this big? One of the many memorable scenes in the holiday movie classic A Christmas Story is when the old man wins a prize for solving a newspaper quiz. A giant crate arrives at the house marked "Fragile" or "fra-gil-ay," and you know the rest.

I bet you can find well-known movie locations in every one of the 50 states.

Police officers in Hammond, Indiana were surprised to meet Peter Billingsly, who played Ralphie in the holiday classic "A Christmas Story."

This beloved Holiday classic set in Indiana turns 40 this year, and we all feel old.

The iconic Christmas Story house--along with the accompanying gift shop and museum--are for sale.

You can take a tour of the house where 'A Christmas Story' was filmed. It's in Cleveland, Ohio even though the movie was set in Hammond, Indiana.

I enjoy watching Bob Clark’s classic holiday comedy over and over on TBS. And, it starts Monday night.  I read on theFW.com that the film has a distinction that few family movies can claim: like me, most people don’t mind watching it over and over again.

How could they?!? There have been many other "Ralphie Parker" movies, but none of them really relate back to A Christmas Story. This is just wrong. Thank the Lord for "straight to DVD"! Here's more from TheFW's Emerald Catron. Well, it's finally happened. In the age of reboots, remakes, and unwanted sequels, they have finally touched what we assumed everyone tacitly agreed was