How to Watch All the 2020 Hallmark Christmas Movies: Stream the Holiday Season

Christmas spoof of Eminem‘s ‘Stan’ on Saturday Night Live this weekend, and he was joined by the real Slim Shady himself.The late night sketch comedy show returned last night (December 5) after an extended break, with a new episode hosted by Ozark‘s Jason Bateman.

 Jennifer Lopez  has an early holiday gift for you. The ever-hustlin’ 51-year-old joined her friend and vocal coach Stevie Mackey for a track on his new album “The Most Wonderful Time.” She duets with him on the record’s seminal song, of course, lending her pipes to “It’s the Most Wonderful Time.” It was a special collaboration for Stevie, who’s served as a coach on NBC’s The Voice for over ten seasons.

told Boston.com. “It was a really good way to break the ice.”His biological father didn’t get the joke because he hadn’t seen the movie, which is about a man raised at the North Pole who meets his dad for the first time.

You might have only just got your head round the idea of the ‘rule of six’, but apparently now you should also be living by the ‘rule of four’ this Christmas. Parents are swapping the opportunity to spoil their kids this Christmas, instead present picking using a ‘rule of four’, first suggested by one saving-savvy Mum.The ‘four present rule’ dictates that every child receives one present they need, a second present they want, a third they can wear and lastly, a fourth that they can read.

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.

Michael Bublé, Ciara, Katy Perry, Adam Lambert, BTS and Andrea Bocelli performed for the ABC special.Hosted by a bearded Ryan Seacrest, who sported a green Mickey Mouse holiday sweater for the broadcast, the special aimed to raise awareness about Disney’s Feed the Love campaign, which benefits charities Feeding America, Toys for Tots and One Simple Wish.The singalong featured celebrities performing Disney and Christmas classics, with the lyrics shown on-screen so families could join in

Dec. 1 on NetflixA spinoff of the 2017 series “Toys That Made Us,” this docuseries focuses on the behind-the-scenes stories of classic holiday films including “Elf” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” “Toys That Made Us” narrator Donald Ian Black returns for this followup.Dec.

 First Lady Melania Trump  unveiled on Monday the 2020 White House holiday décor. This year’s theme “America the Beautiful” is a tribute to the “majesty of our great Nation,” the White House said in a press release.

Christmas will mark the end of an era for Andrea McLean, who is set to step down from the Loose Women panel after 13 years.The presenter, who joined the ITV show back in 2007, struggled to fight back tears as she revealed her news to the nation on Monday’s programme. Andrea, who has worked with ITV daytime for 23 years, revealed that she wanted to help more women and was taking a risk by following a new career path.

Benjamin Bradley is such a whiz at spreading holiday cheer that he’s earned the nickname “Mr. Christmas.” On his reality show “Holiday Home Makeover With Mr.

HBO Max called “12 Dates of Christmas.” It premieres on Thanksgiving, Nov. 26, and follows three aspiring lovebirds as they search for a perfect match to bring home to celebrate Christmas with their families.For Savage, the prospect of appearing on a reality show was more daunting than arriving on his parents’ doorstep with a virtual stranger.

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.

Kylie Jenner and Stormi are back with a new cooking session, and in the most desired pajamas.

, is not exactly revolutionary in its representation of queer people — it centers on well-to-do, white lesbians — nor does it set out to reinvent the holiday-centric romantic comedy. (There are hiccups and hijinks, but the couple is kissing again come Christmas.) It is radical, however, in centering those queer people in a still overwhelmingly -laced genre.Which is exactly what director and writer Clea DuVall (who penned the script with actress Mary Holland) set out to do.

This year has somehow slipped away from us with no thanks to Covid. However, with the positive news of a possible Christmas break and a vaccine, we can start looking forward to the future again – and to the festive season! And while we might not be getting our glad rags on for any big office parties this year, Christmas jumpers are still well and truly something we can all get on board with.

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,

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