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100

This band was performing when a married tech CEO was caught on the kiss cam with his company’s HR chief at a concert this year.

Coldplay

100

More symbolic than useful, this item has long represented holiday disapproval.

Lump of Coal

100

This phrase shouted by Oprah during a Christmas-season episode became television history.

"You Get A Car!"

100

Named for a holiday plant and a tradition it inspires, this song became a modern Christmas staple.

Mistletoe

100

A seasonal romance links Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet through a mutual escape.

The Holiday

200

This pop star quite literally soared higher than a “Firework” this year.

Katy Perry

200

Swiped, not unwrapped, this holiday staple is appreciated but never exciting.

Gift Card

200

This once-annual item became a meticulously styled production for America’s most famous reality family.

Christmas Card

200

According to “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” this facial expression should be avoided.

Pout

200

This relative arrives uninvited, parks an RV, and permanently alters Christmas plans in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.

Uncle Eddie

300

This “Bad Boy for Life” lived up to his reputation this year.

Diddy

300

This Nintendo handheld console fueled 90s and early-00s nostalgia long before smartphones existed.

Gameboy

300

This comedian turned a holiday parody into an annual cultural staple with a song celebrating Jewish identity.

Adam Sandler

300

A Technicolor musical built around a title song became one of the most enduring holiday films ever made.

White Christmas

300

Baby It's Cold Outside

This classic holiday duet is playfully sung in the shower during a memorable scene in Elf.

400

Marketing optics, not acting, put this rising star on the Naughty List after a clothing campaign backfired.

Sydney Sweeney

400

Holiday ads implying you can casually gift a car are tied to this Toyota promotion.

Toytoathon

400

An animated children’s special helped introduce a major Jewish holiday to mainstream ’90s television.

Rugrats Hannukah

400

A viral internet claim tied this rapper to Mariah Carey’s holiday juggernaut.

Soulja Boy

400

According to It's A Wonderful Life, a bell ringing signals this celestial milestone.

Angel Gets It's Wings

500

Podcast culture, not country radio, pulled this Oklahoma-born artist into a very public storyline this year.

Zach Bryan

500

Launched in the 1980s, this toy brand built its empire on historically themed characters tied to specific eras.

American Girl Doll

500

This TV host made headlines after noticeably overindulging during a live New Year’s Eve broadcast.

Andy Cohen
500

A modern Christmas track asks Santa for clarity rather than presents, courtesy of this pop star.

Ariana Grande

500

A Whoville childhood role preceded this performer’s turn as a scandal-making Manhattan socialite.


Taylor Momsen

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