you can probably guess that my favorite thing about Fred Claus — nay, the only thing that makes me care about the current Vince Vaughn/Paul Giamatti holiday dud in the slightest — is Ludacris ...

If “Fred Claus” was designed to soften Vaughn ... employed to superimpose the faces of Higgins and rapper Chris “Ludacris” Bridges onto elf-sized bodies — a considerable waste of ...

Chris Bridges, aka Ludacris, has taken it to a new level ... is one of Santa's elves in the Christmas film Fred Claus–a platter-spinning elf who plays just one song, Doris Day's version of ...

The misguided “Fred Claus” proves, definitively ... until you’ve seen the shrunken head of rapper-turned-actor Ludacris atop a little person wrestling with Vince Vaughn.

As the hippest elf in “Fred Claus,” and the DJ in Santa’s workshop, Ludacris is ideally cast. “They know my background in Atlanta, I used to be a DJ,” the rapper/actor formerly known as ...

Ludacris shared that the day was filled with laughter, tears of joy and unforgettable moments. The event is inspired by a song he recorded for the 2007 holiday film Fred Claus, where he also made ...

Kevin Spacey, Kathy Bates, Rachel Weisz and Ludacris are also on hand. This is not a movie bereft of talent. In the story, Fred (the Claus family doesn’t age) is a repo man in modern Chicago ...

The “Ludacrismas” event shares its name with a song by the popular artist, originally written in 2007 for the movie Fred Claus, where Ludacris played DJ Donnie. While the song itself didn’t ...

If “Fred Claus” was designed to soften Vaughn ... employed to superimpose the faces of Higgins and rapper Chris “Ludacris” Bridges onto elf-sized bodies — a considerable waste of ...