Los Angelinos should be no stranger to sexy shenanigans. After all, they are the center of Hollywood, so they undoubtedly see a whole lot of weird things. However, a Christmas window display at the clothing store Madison has somehow managed to get the locals riled up, if only due to the content.

Madison’s Christmas decorations are a nativity scene; specificaly, a slutty Virgin Mary mannequin provocatively posed with a golden baby Jesus, with three sexy wise men looking on.

Where is the ACLU now?

Best Buy just put themselves in the middle of the War on Christmas. A Best Buy ad with a Muslim theme is raising questions of how retailers should mark religious holidays.

The ad on BestBuy.com wishes Muslims a happy Eid al-Adha, a Muslim holiday that lasts three days and happens to fall on the extended Thanksgiving weekend.

A BestBuy.com message board has been filled with mixed responses since the ad was posted, MyFoxTwinCities.com reports.

One says, “Thank you Best Buy for the Eid Greetings!! I plan to spend more money at BB (Best Buy.) Thank you for being inclusive of various cultures.”

Another post wasn’t as supportive: “Happy Eid Al-Adha but no Merry Christmas? I assume your next advertisements will say Merry Christmas. Otherwise, I will no longer shop at best buy. I will shop at those businesses which support Christmas.”

Best Buy released a statement saying, “We do use the word ‘holiday’ in some of our advertising because it is meant to be inclusive to everyone. However, just as we have in the past, we will also reference specific holidays such as Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa in our weekly ads, store signage and other advertising vehicles.”