Month: November 2019

In its fifth day of release, Disney’s Frozen 2 scored the best Tuesday ever in November with an estimated $21.1M. This is after landing November’s best Monday with $12.77M reported by Disney yesterday. On both days, Anna and Elsa beat Lionsgate’s Hunger Games: Catching Fire which held previous November highs for Monday ($12.3M) and Tuesday ($15.96M). Among all animated
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Warning: SPOILERS ahead for The Knight Before Christmas, A Christmas Prince and The Princess Switch. Netflix’s fluffy Christmas rom-coms have become as much of a festive tradition as twinkling lights and Starbucks red cups. Up until recently, the only thing thy were believed to have in common was far-fetched, Hallmark-like plots involving charming princes, heroines who
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Showrunners cast their favorite actors in new projects all the time, so it’s no real surprise that Lauren Graham could show up in Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino‘s current project, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. However, Graham has a very specific role she wants to play in the Emmy-winning comedy series. “Lauren made a request, and
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[embedded content] Have you ever looked back on American history and thought, “You know, there are just way too many dudes up in here?” Freeform’s new supernatural-fantasy series Motherland: Fort Salem totally agrees, which may be why these exclusive new teasers are adding some ladies into the mix of Founding Fathers and American heroes. Motherland:
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Veronica destroyed Hiram and Hermione’s Thanksgiving dinner, Betty got excited about eating candy for Thanksgiving, and the Dickinson Crime Family crashed Archie’s dinner for the community on Riverdale Season 4 Episode 7. Below, TV Fanatics Meaghan Frey, Jasmine Peterson, and Becca Newton debate FP’s return as the leader of the Southside Serpents, Hiram’s new position
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[embedded content] If you want to know the “what” and the “how” of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes’ $10 billion startup scam, HBO’s new documentary The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley has answers for you. But the “why” is frustratingly inconclusive. Which is a problem, because that’s the most interesting part. If you’re unfamiliar
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Prepping for, talking about and anticipating winter is a trusted Canadian pastime. For good reason—most of the country experiences extreme dips in temperature for a decent part of the year, we consistently sit at an average of -15 degrees Celsius in the coldest months and in places like Ottawa and Montreal, the dead of winter
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Courtesy Thanksgiving is tomorrow and you’re facing endless highway miles and/or hours queuing at the airport. These podcasts—some brand-new, some old favorites—will take the edge off with an immersive dive into stories weird, wonderful, forgotten, and unknown. If anything, you’ll have a lot to discuss at the dinner table on Thursday. Advertisement – Continue Reading
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Narrowing down all the watches seen over a year to just 17 of the best is a Sisyphean task; every time you think you’ve got it nailed, you take a final cursory look at your Instagram feed and discover you’ve overlooked an absolute smash hit and find yourself re-evaluating every decision for the 20th time.
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Alex John Beck The holidays are fast approaching, and while you shop for all of your friends and family, why not treat yourself to a little something special? We’ve gathered up six winter style essentials, from the shoe that will define an outfit to the it-bag you’ll be wearing all season long. Gift yourself these
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(Photo: Getty Images. Illustration: Elham Numan) I’ve always loved the holidays, but since I was a teenager I have dreaded one December tradition that has spanned over two decades: the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. Last week, it was announced that Victoria’s Secret’s 2019 Fashion Show was officially cancelled. Although “cancel culture” has garnered some backlash,
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Outerwear could well be the most important piece of your wardrobe. There’s no other garment that does quite as much to transform a look as a coat or jacket – outerwear is armour, both aesthetically and functionally. And because it takes up most of your outfit’s real estate, so it has the potential to either
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll have noticed that tailoring is undergoing one of the biggest refits in the history of suiting. Because fewer and fewer people need a suit for work, the choice to wear one at all is becoming more about style than dress codes. And that means options: more cuts,
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