It’s officially Christmas season so jingle those bells and tune in. Our top picks (of course, you can watch ABC Family for holiday programming all day):
Nov. 30
8 — How The Grinch Stole Christmas, ABC
Dec. 2
8 — Christmas in Rockefeller Center, NBC
Dec. 7
8 — Carrie Underwood: An All-Star Holiday Special, Fox
Dec. 8
8 — A Charlie Brown [...]

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Paramount Pictures / Warner Bros.
Now playing in cinemas nationwide
If you can only see one movie this holiday season – make it director David Fincher’s “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” starring Brad PItt and Cate Blanchett. The film takes place in New Orleans and begins with the birth of Benjamin Button (played by Pitt) in [...]

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It’s not a cute scene. You make plans to go out into the world, do things, be productive…but then you sit down for a little snack and pop in a TV show on DVD. You say to yourself, well maybe just one… Riiiiiight. Famous last words. Before you know it, you’re [...]

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Since the economy’s in the toilet, many of us will be staying put for the immediate future. But while we sit at home and watch too much TV, there’s a few new books to keep us thinking about that next big trip…or, quite frankly, to keep us thinking about why we shouldn’t even pull [...]

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There really is no better season for breaking out all the good ingredients. Except, who knew vanilla beans were so friggin’ expensive?! Damn. Well, that aside, here are a few choice cookbooks if you are on the hunt for new recipes to ooh and aah your entertainees with. May we suggest: [...]

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New Line Cinema
Opens on 26 November
I was excited about seeing “Four Christmases,” directed by Seth Gordon and starring Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon. Not only because I love Christmas movies but because I’ve been celebrating two Christmases since the age of five and three since the age of 15. Finally a movie for people like [...]

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This months Awesome List is full of only the highest quality entertainment. We use the term “highest” pretty loosely though.

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