Warner Bros. Discovery has announced the inaugural celebration of “December the TwELFth,” a festive event honoring the beloved holiday film “Elf.” This celebration will take place in both New York City and Los Angeles on December 12, coinciding with the film’s legacy since its release on November 7, 2003.
The festivities will kick off in New York City’s Times Square at noon, featuring a special performance of “Elf the Musical.” Attendees will have the chance to engage in a variety of activities, including photo opportunities, shopping, and even writing letters to Santa Claus. On the same day, “Elf” will return to theaters with a new “Buddy’s Sing & Cheer Edition,” which includes on-screen lyrics, trivia, and visual gags, aimed at enhancing the viewing experience for fans.
In Los Angeles, visitors to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood can also partake in the “December the TwELFth” celebrations. The studio tour will showcase original costumes from the film and themed displays, alongside merchandise inspired by the iconic Gimbels department store featured in “Elf.”
In local news, a tragic shooting incident occurred on North High Street early Friday morning, resulting in the death of 35-year-old Lamar Octmous Ross. He succumbed to his injuries shortly after arriving at a local hospital around 03:30 a.m. The police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Additionally, in a high-profile murder trial, Blendon Township police officer Connor Grubb was acquitted on all charges. The verdict was delivered amid heightened public interest, with reactions from the community varying widely following the announcement.
In another significant event, newly released footage has emerged showing the response of first responders to a devastating house fire near Reynoldsburg, which tragically claimed the lives of three individuals. The harrowing video highlights the urgent efforts of emergency personnel in the aftermath of the incident.
This combination of celebratory and sobering news reflects the diverse events shaping communities in both entertainment and public safety realms. As Warner Bros. prepares for its festive tribute to “Elf,” local authorities continue to address critical safety concerns following recent tragic incidents.
