The skating rink that was surely inspiration for a thousand comic strip ideas, everything from Charlie Brown wiping out on the ice to Snoopy's epic bird bath ice rink battles, somehow remained ...

STRIP PEANUTS KNOWS THAT THE SEASONS OF THE YEAR ALWAYS REFLECTED IN THE COMICS. WHEN THE CREATOR OF PEANUTS, CHARLES SCHULZ, MOVED FROM MINNESOTA TO CALIFORNIA BACK IN 1958, OF COURSE, HE LEFT BEHIND ...

THE SPARKLIEST SEASON? It is a time of year that, 100% and without argument, needs a lot of Snoopy in order to shine extra brightly. It can be difficult to imagine the holidays passing without at ...

Jill Schulz’s parents grew up ice skating in Minnesota, but she put on her first pair of skates when she was 10 years old, according to the Los Angeles Times. Schulz began skating competitively two ...

If you'd rather not pay homage to the A Charlie Brown Christmas with a dinky tree, you can opt for gifting this Peanuts holiday BarkBox with Charlie Brown Christmas toys to your pup. OK, there's not ...

Karen Kresge has a long history with Snoopy’s Home Ice, the arena opened in 1969 by the late cartoonist Charles “Sparky” Schulz, creator of the “Peanuts” comic strip. So it’s only natural that she’s ...

For those who grew up in the frozen northlands, skating on ponds and lakes, the bland, bare ice rinks of California are always a bit disappointing. Where are the trees? The scent of pine needles? The ...

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A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...

Cartoonist Charles Schulz displays a sketch of his beloved character "Snoopy" in his office in Santa Rosa, Calif. in 1997. Credit: BEN MARGOT/AP/REX/Shutterstock ...

For those who grew up in the frozen northlands, skating on ponds and lakes, the bland, bare ice rinks of California are always a bit disappointing. Where are the trees? The scent of pine needles? The ...