Most memes are simple and easy to understand. Some other memes demand a bit more. The newest meme just wants you to rhyme stuff. As is tradition on the internet, you can pretty much assume people ...

Let's be honest: Coming up with funny Elf on the Shelf ideas and unique Elf on the Shelf names can drain the Christmas spirit right out of anyone. While the sweet game of bringing a tiny, ...

A balloon float of the hugely popular Christmas decoration Elf on the Shelf (Picture: Getty) An elf on the shelf is a Christmas elf decoration that sits on the shelf of the homes of children in the ...

If any of your Facebook friends are parents with small “the Easter bunny is totally real”-aged children, then you know what the Elf on the Shelf meme is. It haunts us all on every social media channel ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook We always seem to see some kind of trend on the Internet where users can let their creativity run ...

You’ve heard of Elf on the Shelf. Now get ready for a bunch of celebrities rhyming their names with other people — and things! An Elf on the Shelf-themed rhyming meme has bubbled up on Instagram, and ...

And now, a couple of months before the holiday season begins, the meme is back. But the elf is out. Instead, people are coming up with a new character and object that rhyme. Many of the characters in ...

THE Elf on the Shelf has taken off in recent years as parents use the toys to “keep a watchful eye” over their children during the festive period. Thanks to Instagram, a new meme challenge has been ...

OK, let's start with the answer to the question above: no, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is NOT actually the kid actor who played Michael Hobbs in the Will Ferrell holiday classic Elf.

"My Elf" is an Instagram challenge that has inspired Reese Witherspoon's "Grease on the Reese" and Garcelle Beauvais' "Garcelle on the Pharrell," as celebrities share their very on Elf on the Shelf ...

Elf on the Shelf, that cute and annoying modern holiday tradition, has returned for another year of frightening the children of America into submission. The craze, which was spurred on by a 2005 ...