“A Charlie Brown Christmas,” the classic 1965 Peanuts Christmas film, will once again be exclusively available as part of the Apple TV+ library this year. As with the last several years, the Charlie ...

"A Charlie Brown Christmas" first aired in 1965. In the special, the Peanuts gang is putting on a Christmas pageant, and through that, the kids learn the true meaning of the holiday. It's a special ...

Low Key Arts holds a “Very Meow-y Christmas Party,” 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Whittington Place, 301 Whittington Ave., Hot Springs. The event includes a special screening of the 2025 Cat Video Film ...

"A Charlie Brown Christmas" is a classic holiday special that first aired in 1965. Apple TV+ holds the exclusive streaming rights to all "Peanuts" holiday specials. Watching the special on Christmas ...

Apple TV+ holds exclusive Peanuts streaming rights; viewing needs Apple ID. Apple TV+ offers two free public-viewing days for A Charlie Brown Christmas. Free dates in 2025 run Dec. 13–14; full Peanuts ...

Yeah, yeah. I know you just watched the Peanuts gang munch on jelly beans, toast and popcorn in "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving,'' but it's time to queue up the next Charles Schulz-inspired holiday ...

If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. A Charlie Brown Christmas is back for the holidays and now online for free this December, streaming only on AppleTV+.

Since its television debut in 1973, A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving has become an essential part of how families celebrate the holiday season. The nearly 30-minute special featuring Snoopy, Woodstock and ...

WASHINGTON — "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" will not air on broadcast television this fall, but it will be available to stream for free — only this weekend. Back in 2020, Apple TV+ became the new home ...

An Arizona school district has apologized for causing "confusion and concern" over a viral social media post, which some believed was intended to mock the September assassination of Turning Point USA ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD/Gray News) - A group of high school teachers from Arizona received death threats after their Halloween costumes were wrongly linked to Charlie Kirk’s assassination. For Halloween, ...