Twas the Night Before Christmas: Celebrity Impressions
What if celebrities teamed up for a reading of “Twas the Night Before Christmas?” Enjoy Jim Meskimen helping us envision it.
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Arianna Huffington alongside Al Pacino? I don’t think so.