A modern family! Jana Kramer was determined to have a great holiday with her children — even if it meant Santa showed up one day late.
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We look forward to decorating for the holidays every year, but we’re not as excited about the prospect of cleaning everything up once the season is over! Luckily, you can make the process easier with the right storage boxes and organizers.
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This Holiday Wreath Bag
Keep wreaths and garlands packed up in this bag and even hang it in your storage closet so nothing loses its shape!
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This Expansive Storage Bag
There’s a compartment in this bag for everything you use and decorate with during the holidays, and it even comes with a bonus ribbon dispenser!
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These Holiday Light Organizers
You never have to worry about wasting time untangling your holiday string lights with these incredibly useful organizers!
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This Ornament Container
Make sure all of your ornaments stay in one piece with this divided container!
Get the ProPik Christmas Ornament Storage Box (originally $33) on sale for $27 at Amazon!
These Christmas Tree Bag
This bag can fit a nine foot tree, and the handles make it easy to carry from place to
A modern family! Jana Kramer was determined to have a great holiday with her children — even if it meant Santa showed up one day late.
With two days to go until Christmas, I can’t think of a better gift for film lovers or those with an interest in iconic forces in the entertainment industry than the 2022 autobiography My Place in the Sun, which chronicles the life of George Stevens Jr — now 90 and still going strong in a remarkable career that has traversed the highest corridors of Hollywood to Washington, D.C.
Merry and bright! Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez got into the holiday spirit at a star-studded Christmas party with their closest pals.
something, and by the end of the three hours and eight minutes of Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon,” viewers will have been exposed to any number of bodily secretions, including urine, vomit and tears.The tears come at the film’s climax, no doubt in the hopes that the audience will follow suit, but of all the aforementioned emittances, they feel the least organic to this bloated, hyperbolized and ultimately dreary extravaganza of decadence and nostalgia.Both a valentine and a poison-pen letter to the American film industry in its infancy, “Babylon” aspires to the grandiosity of “The Last Tycoon” and “The Day of the Locust,” though it more often recalls Ryan Murphy’s embarrassing and wildly ahistorical “Hollywood” miniseries.The film opens with a seemingly endless Hollywood party – it’s the 1920s, and Bel Air is still a nondescript, undeveloped hillside – where we will meet most of the major players: Hero and audience surrogate Manuel Torres (Diego Calva, “Narcos: Mexico”), one of the unfortunate handlers of the incontinent pachyderm, has dreams and ambitions in the nascent film industry. Screen king Jack Conrad (Brad Pitt) loves women and booze, not necessarily in that order.
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Never shying away from a promo opportunity, Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson got in a plug for the Season 2 premiere date of Starz’s drama series BMF in a light-hearted Instagram post trolling the show’s lead actor Demetrius ‘Lil Meech’ Flenory Jr.
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CNN plans to move its Los Angeles bureau from an office tower in Hollywood to Warner Bros. Discovery office space in Burbank.
So far, it’s fair to say that Disney+ is very happy with the performance of the various Marvel Studios TV series. Each streaming series seems to be fairly well-loved by critics and fans, with Marvel seriously committing to bringing new and existing characters to the world of streaming.