Christmas Decorations

Leave it to Uncle Sam to play Grinch in Louisiana's plans to decorate for the holidays. Do you have any of these "banned decorations" displayed at your house?

Louisiana residents who don't want to find themselves falling off of ladder this holiday season can now get professional holiday decorating help. Here's how.

Elf on the Self has been a long-standing Christmas favorite but the legendary figurine is about to get a holiday competitor.

“National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” is a Holiday classic. In my opinion, it's cousin Eddie's finest appearance in all of the Lampoon movies. One family loves it so much, they've re-created one of the best scenes from the movie for their Christmas decorations.

While the rest of the Country has set up displays with Santa and his reindeer, one Louisiana sculpture artist Lee Romaire has set up a display with a Cajun Santa on a shrimp boat with reingators complete with crabs on their heads for the antlers.

A neighborhood in St. Charles Parish is searching for a large rabbit on the lose that clearly hates Christmas. The unruly vandal was caught on video repeatedly chewing through Christmas lights.

If you're looking for a reason to jump right into the Christmas spirit, this is it.

How long can you keep those Christmas decorations up until your neighbors start to judge?

For Halloween we saw a house sync their lights to the sounds of "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO. With technology and new levels of creativity, we are seeing more and more people decorate their homes for holidays using chasers and other DMX packs to sync their lights to the sounds of music. The latest music fad these days seems to be dubstep, thus its only fitting that someone would do this