How to visit Santa in NYC under tight COVID-19 restrictions

Mariah Carey — in the Diana Ross role, naturally — joins vocal forces with Ariana Grande and Jennifer Hudson to sing “Oh Santa!” It’s more like, “Oh snap!”This holy diva trinity goes down as the must-see moment in “Mariah Carey’s Magical Christmas Special,” which started streaming on Apple TV+ on Friday.Over the happy, hand-clapping jam, the three songbirds do more cooing than real belting.

as teased by Pink on social media earlier in the day — on the one-hour special, and joined her mom for a version of the classic carol “The Christmas Song.”“They know that Santa’s on his way.

Dave McNary Film ReporterJapanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada will join Brad Pitt in Sony Pictures’ “Bullet Train,” based on the Japanese novel “Maria Beetle” in which a train in Tokyo is the setting for battles between criminals.David Leitch is directing, with Kelly McCormick producing through 87North alongside Antoine Fuqua through Fuqua Films. Zak Olkewitz wrote the script.

EXCLUSIVE: Veteran actor Hiroyuki Sanada is set to join the A-list ensemble of the Sony action pic Bullet Train starring Brad Pitt. Joey King, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry, Zazie Beetz, Michael Shannon, Logan Lerman, Masi Oka and Andrew Koji are also on board.

We’ve finally reached that point in the year where we started to dig out our festive cheer and get our homes looking like Santa’s grotto. From twinkling lights to the never ending task of hoovering up all the glitter, it’s time to spread some Christmas cheer.

It’s an “open” rebellion. A Staten Island pub located in a coronavirus hot spot is stealing a page from Seattle’s anarchist cookbook, declaring itself an “autonomous zone,” free from the public-safety restrictions its owners say they will refuse to abide by.

Our favourite Strictly dancer Maisie Smith has been seen sporting the once controversial Croc shoe, and we can’t get enough. The classic shoe once was previously shunned by fashionistas as unwearable and undesirable, but these days they’re everywhere.

Christmas is looking a little bit different this year and while we’ve all lost out on a magical trip to Lapland, we can still take the kids to see Santa in his snowy kingdom without leaving Britain. Celebrity mums like Victoria Beckham and Holly Willoughby have whisked their children away to LaplandUK in recent years.

COVID-19 pandemic has upended virtually every holiday tradition — sitting on Santa’s lap, caroling, gathering at Grandma’s. But it actually is beginning to look a lot like Christmas outside Bloomingdale’s, Bergdorf’s, Saks and Macy’s.“The holiday windows and light show are our annual gift to New York City,” Emily Essner, chief marketing officer at Saks, told The Post.

At first, it’s unclear who is playing Santa Claus at the start of Xfinity’s new Christmas commercial. After all, it could be anyone behind that beard. But, the moment he delivers that first “Ho-ho-ho,” it’s clear that it’s Steve Carell. The Anchorman star has been completely transformed into a picture-perfect Santa Claus, prompting the question – is it too soon to reboot The Santa Claus?

With celebrities like Sam Faiers and Holly Willoughby pulling out all the stops with their Christmas decorations this year, the pressure is on to make our homes as festive as possible ahead of Santa’s arrival.

Back in 1990, Chris Columbus directed what is arguably America’s favorite non-animated Christmas movie: “Home Alone.”In 2020, he returns to helm America’s 479th favorite Christmas movie: “Christmas Chronicles 2,” which is sadly more in line with his less celebrated films, such as “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” and “I Love You, Beth Cooper.” It is mercifully not as bad as “Pixels.”What’s weird is that Columbus did not direct the 2018 movie that kicked off this franchise,

news broke that Cara Delevingne would be starring in a tragic love story opposite Jaden Smith. And for two years and roughly eight months, that was the last we heard of Life in a Year.

The Smith household just grew by one.

Celtic midfielder David Turnbull tested positive for the virus. He is one of three players who have definitely contracted the deadly bug while eight others are now self-isolating.

Sam Smith has released a new Christmas song called ‘The Lighthouse Keeper’ – you can listen to it below.Written and produced by Labrinth, it’s the second time Smith has worked with the ‘Earthquake’ hitmaker, who produced the title track for their new album ‘Love Goes’.“If any year could make me look forward to the sounds of Christmas, it would be 2020 as more than ever before we are yearning to be around our friends and family once again,” Smith said in a statement about the song.“Christmas

For many Christmas is still very much on the horizon. With six weeks until Jesus’ birthday celebrations our decorations are still firmly in a dusty drawer somewhere, having not sparkled since last year.

Lorraine Kelly has demanded the British government to cancel Christmas this year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The 60 year old, who was recently left "embarrassed" as she suffered a wardrobe malfunction moments before going on air, appeared on Good Morning Britain on Thursday morning to rant to hosts Ben Shephard and Susanna Reid after the pair were joined by Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.The Defence Secretary had come on the show to talk about the potentially "severe" consequences of

Christmas Day is getting closer and while kids are going wild with their wish lists for Santa Claus, we’re feeling nostalgic for the toys we begged for in our childhood. Parents, aunties and uncles are searching the web to find smartphones and tablets, headphones, music and flashy robots for the youngsters, but we remember a much simpler time.