Snoopy is back on the ice at Knott’s Berry Farm as “Blockbuster Beagle” returns to the Charles M. Schulz Theatre for the summer. The show, featuring several of the “Peanuts” characters among the ...

The show’s theme is celebration in its many forms: friendship, family, skating, the holidays and, of course, Snoopy, a ...

The holidays took a turn, lo about 1965. Make that a pirouette, rather than turn. That's the year that "A Charlie Brown Christmas" debuted, and it hardly seems like the yuletide if we haven't, one and ...

As part of its 50th anniversary celebration, Snoopy’s Home Ice charged its prices from 1969, when skating cost 75 cents for children and $1.25 for adults. It was the 1960s all over again: Skating cost ...

Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom debuted its new ice show “Snoopy Rocks! On Ice” Tuesday at the park’s new $6 million Good Time Theatre. Snoopy and the Peanuts gang took the ice with 16 professional ...

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 ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Henry Dicarlo was live from Pershing Square ...

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 ...

*From the 110 Freeway towards downtown LA. *Exit at 6 th Street (go east toward the heart of downtown skyscrapers. If you are coming from the South it will be a right exit off the freeway that takes ...

Staying in your pajamas and watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is a long-running must-do, whether you live in New York or elsewhere. If you fell into the "elsewhere" category as a kid, though ...

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 ...