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Our number four Christmas movies pick is Bill Murray's "Scrooged." Another remake of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol", the film tells the story of a cynical television programming executive, who has found great success and wealth, but only by becoming cold-hearted and cruel.

It looks like Sony is going to get a surprise Christmas Gift from... their hackers. That is the very last thing that Sony wants. They said that if they had a Christmas list they would have some very opposite ideas on the list from that of the Hackers. Yet it seems that they are not getting any support from any other Hollywood studios.

Many of us posed with Santa when we were little kids. But 60 years in a row? That's more unheard of. But that's just what one Seattle family has done. That's right, three grown brothers and their sister. There was only one year when all four weren't present: 1978.

Our number five top Christmas movie is the enduring comedy "Home Alone." The film, starring Macaulay Culkin, tells the story of a little boy left alone in his home while his family are spending Christmas in Paris. It's a classic film that we love to watch over and over again.

How did the Grinch steal Christmas? Well that is what we want to find out. So we made it our sixth Christmas special movie. Take a look and see why we made this our number sixth movie leading up to Christmas.

Ralph Baer passes away at the age of 92, As the creator of video games and winner of a National Medal for Science and Technology is remembered as a self proclaimed "Artist" doing what he loved until his passing this December.

It's a big weekend for movies. Our film critic Tony Toscano shares his reviews of the final installment in the "Hobbit" series,"The Battle of the Five Armies", as well as the remake of "Annie."

While there are plenty of people who love the new Annie, it seems that the critics are not as impressed. We have all sorts of different reviews from USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, The Associated Press and even The Hollywood Reporter. They weren't too thrilled with how this old classic was transformed into the modern Annie.

Our number seven favorite Christmas movie is a family classic; "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation." Starring Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo, the film tells the story of the hapless Griswold family and their adventures.

The storm surrounding Bill Cosby shows no signs of abating. Now he's criticizing a freelance journalist he had a brief phone call with a week ago. All of this comes as a new accuser tells Dr. Phil in an interview on his TV show today that she was drugged by Cosby.

Who's the sexiest woman alive? It depends on which media outlet you ask. People magazine named Kate Upton as sexiest woman alive at its first People Magazine Awards show in Beverly Hills. But Esquire magazine named Penelope Cruz sexiest woman and Maxim, Eva Longoria. And maybe you have a completely different pick!

Stephen Colbert is moving to CBS to take over David Letterman's seat, and that's good news for the network. CBS will own "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert", meaning it owns distributing rights to the telecasts. That's good news in a a world where watching TV via online streaming is steadily gaining in popularity.

Our number eight top film for Christmas is Tim Burtons "A Nightmare Before Christmas." Spawning a wealth of products including a ride at Disneyland, the stop motion musical fantasy film remains popular. Here's how to celebrate Christmas with a sprinkling of fear.

Many of us are excited about the 2014 remake of "Annie" starring Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz. Here's a look behind the scenes of the popular musical.