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Kylie Minogue released an original festive song XMAS tied to Alexa devices, aiming at a wide Christmas audience.
Jonas Brothers lean into 80s nostalgia with Coming Home This Christmas, featuring a saxophone solo and catchy chorus.
Gwen Stefani’s Hot Cocoa delivers a retro imagery-filled festive track but critics find the repetition wears thin.
Meghan Trainor returns to a horn-heavy, independence-anthem vibe with Gifts For Me.
The Futureheads offer a moodier, gothic-tinged Christmas ballad with The Coldest Winter For A Hundred Years.
Jojo Siwa reimagines Little Drummer Boy with Message To The World (Little Drummer Girl) for a world peace appeal.
Denise Welch releases Slayyy Bells with Celebrations, embracing festive fatigue with humor.
The HuffPost UK piece highlights a mix of traditional and experimental holiday tracks in 2025.
The review notes trends from recent years, including the balance of novelty and nostalgia in 2025’s Christmas songs.
The piece includes an exclusive verdicts section for each track, summarizing the reviewer’s view.
The HuffPost UK roundup positions 2025’s Christmas music as a mix of family-friendly tracks and bold experiments.

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The piece notes a four-year age gap between Keira Knightley and Thomas Brodie-Sangster and their on-screen romance.
Keira Knightley wore a large hat to cover a prominent blemish during filming.
Richard Curtis joked about changing a scene involving naked extras, hinting at his preference for more clothing in that moment.
Martin Freeman reportedly wore a cock-sock beneath his costume in a risqué scene.
Richard Curtis cast family members in multiple roles, including Emma Freud and the couple’s son.
Claudia Schiffer reportedly earned around £200,000 for a blink-and-you-miss-it cameo.
The Heathrow airport greeting scenes used real people who signed waivers to appear on camera.
Emma Thompson drew on real-life heartbreak for a pivotal scene and nearly cried multiple times during filming.
The film’s iconic dance scene was filmed without rehearsal for Hugh Grant due to anxiety.
The production recreated the PM's residence interiors at a studio rather than using real Downing Street.

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