Which Christmas songs do we just love to love, at least until we get sick of Christmas music and forget about it until late into the next calendar year? Google just might have the answer.

Which Christmas songs do we just love to love, at least until we get sick of Christmas music and forget about it until late into the next calendar year? Google just might have the answer.

And there are plenty of songs to choose from. Billboard magazine published a staff-selected list of the 100 Best Christmas Songs of All Time. Here’s a look at the top 20.

You won’t hear many more romantic Christmas songs than this, with its fireside blazing bright at Hathaway croons, “And as I look around, your eyes outshine the town, they do, this Christmas.” ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A recent study has revealed the “most popular” Christmas song in Ohio and each state in the country. The personal finance website FinanceBuzz used Google Trends data ...

Ohio favors one Christmas song above the others. See which one it is, as well as the most annoying holiday tune in the U.S.

How the Most Popular Christmas Songs in 2020 Shifted Positions Over the Years Mariah Carey’s #1 song ranks against other Christmas songs that have the most entries within Billboard’s Hot 100.

What are the most popular Christmas songs, and which do people find most annoying? Here's what studies show.

Christmas songs. Love ’em or hate ’em, they’re practically inescapable at this time of year. As my family will attest, I fall into the former camp, eagerly awaiting the negotiated date ...

Some of the best Christmas songs from the 1980s are totally tubular originals like supergroup Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" and the utterly charming New Wave "Christmas Wrapping" by ...

One Christmas song was written by the most important producer of the 1960s who went on to work with John Lennon and George Harrison.

Which Christmas songs do we just love to love, at least until we get sick of Christmas music and forget about it until late into the next calendar year? Google just might have the answer.