Warner Bros. Discovery has announced the inaugural “December the TwELFth” celebration, paying tribute to the beloved holiday film “Elf,” which premiered on November 7, 2003. The festivities will take place in both New York City and Los Angeles, featuring a variety of events designed to engage fans and celebrate the film’s enduring legacy.
In New York City, the celebration kicks off at noon on December 12 with a special performance of “Elf the Musical” in Times Square. Attendees can expect a day filled with activities, including photo opportunities, themed shopping experiences, and a chance to write letters to Santa Claus. Additionally, “Elf” will make a return to theaters with the “Buddy’s Sing & Cheer Edition,” which features on-screen lyrics, trivia, and visual gags.
Fans in Los Angeles can join the festivities by visiting the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood during the holiday season. The studio will showcase original costumes from “Elf” and display exclusive merchandise inspired by the film, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the world of Buddy the Elf.
In local news, the community is grappling with a series of serious incidents. A man identified as Lamar Octmous Ross was shot and killed early Friday morning on North High Street. He succumbed to his injuries at a local hospital around 03:30. Meanwhile, Connor Grubb, a police officer from Blendon Township, was acquitted on all counts in a high-profile murder trial, leading to mixed reactions from the public.
In another tragic event, newly released footage has revealed the dramatic response of first responders to a house fire near Reynoldsburg. The fire resulted in the loss of three lives, underscoring the ongoing challenges faced by emergency services.
These local incidents highlight a range of community issues, from public safety to judicial outcomes, creating a complex narrative against the backdrop of the upcoming holiday celebrations. As “December the TwELFth” approaches, Warner Bros. aims to uplift spirits and foster a sense of joy, even as local residents reflect on recent tragic events.
The “Elf” film, featuring Will Ferrell in the lead role, remains a cherished holiday classic, and this celebration offers an opportunity for fans to come together and celebrate its impact on popular culture.
