In 2003, Richard Curtis wrote and directed a romantic comedy set at Christmastime. While it never garnered rave reviews in this country or even in its native Britain, it’s had an unknowing effect on the United States, introducing several actors now well-known to most most of geekdom if not everyone else.

It’s chilly outside, so why not snuggle up with a good story? Here are the top five books and comics that you could read when the weather outside is frightful and you want to stay warm and cozy.

I like to think that the holidays are about sharing, so in the first part of this three-part series, I am here to share some of my favorite channels on YouTube. All of them have to do with gaming and more. Most of the channels use mature language, so if you don’t like that you should stay away.

As the year winds down, it’s getting chillier and busier. Here are the top 5 movies that you could watch when the weather outside is frightful or when you need a break from the stress of the holidays.

So, it’s that time of year again. I do have to admit that it doesn’t quite feel like Christmas when the weather is in the 60s. I’m beginning to get used to it, though. And, of course, I always have music to help put me in the Christmas spirit.

Some movies remind you of a holiday, but aren’t specifically about that holiday. For example, The Nightmare Before Christmas reminds me of Halloween, even though it is about Christmas. It also reminds of Christmas, but that’s not the point. The point is, here are the top 5 movies that make me think of Christmas.

Here are the top 5 games that you could play when the weather outside is frightful, or you just want some immersive gameplay.

I’ve never played an Elder Scrolls game before, but I’m insanely excited for Skyrim. I don’t have Skyrim yet, but I am looking forward to having it in my hands and running around the world. These are the top 5 things I’m looking forward to in Skyrim.

This is it! The final trangsmog post about Tier sets. Maybe when Patch 4.3 drops and more sets are released, I’ll do more transmogging posts.

There’s a new adaptation of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing being made by Joss Whedon. Over the decades many filmmakers have drawn inspiration from the Bard to make their own stories, updating the originals for an audience that may have little interest in language and situations four-centuries old.