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Paramount has announced the lineup of movies, TV shows, and live sports coming to the Paramount+ streaming service in December. The Paramount Plus December 2024 schedule includes the ‘Tis the Season for Streaming collection, the holiday movie Dear Santa, a new SpongeBob SquarePants holiday special, and the return of America’s favorite antihero in the prequel Dexter: Original Sin.

The Paramount+ Holiday collection ‘Tis The Season for Streaming is back, providing jolly good fun and entertainment for everyone in your gingerbread house, with new and returning titles across 20 expertly curated carousels, including “Seasons Greetings,” “Laughing All the Way,” “Falalala Family Fun,” and “Under the Mistletoe.”

Dear Santa

This holiday, Jack Black is not Santa. The first Paramount+ original holiday movie, Dear Santa, comes from the Farrelly Brothers and stars Jack Black, Robert Timothy Smith, Keegan-Michael Key, Brianne Howey, Hayes MacArthur, and Post Malone. When a young boy mails his Christmas wish...

Two exes dating siblings and spending the holidays together... what could go wrong? Well, according to the newly released Our Little Secret trailer, everything that could go wrong will go wrong.

Lindsay Lohan headlines the Netflix original Christmas romantic comedy as Avery, who spends the holidays with her boyfriend Cameron (Jon Rudnitsky). However, once she begins to meet his family, she discovers that her boyfriend's sister is dating her ex-boyfriend, Logan (Ian Harding). In order to avoid causing drama, Avery and Logan decide to keep their past a secret.

As the trailer reveals, 10 years prior to dating siblings, Logan had gotten down on one knee and proposed to Avery. Unfortunately for him, she turned down his proposal in front of a whole crowd. More than likely, that's where their relationship turned sour and caused them to be "resentful exes," as the movie's synopsis teases. An awkward proposal will definitely do that!

This holiday season, Sarah Drew is uncovering the dark underbelly of a seemingly perfect little town in TVLine’s exclusive promo for the Hallmark+ series Mistletoe Murders. But the biggest secret in the six-episode mystery drama, starring the Grey’s Anatomy vet and Peter Mooney (Burden of Truth, Rookie Blue), may be what Drew’s character is hiding.

Based on the Audible series of the same name (voiced by Cobie Smulders and Raymond Ablack), Mistletoe Murders premieres Thursday, Oct. 31, exclusively on Hallmark’s streaming service. It follows Emily Lane (Drew), “the outwardly friendly, and optimistic shop owner of a charming year-round Christmas-themed store,...

Hallmark+ isn’t waiting until Christmas to kick off Mistletoe Murders.

The six-episode holiday series, starring Sarah Drew (Grey’s Anatomy) and Peter Mooney (Burden of Truth, Rookie Blue), will premiere Thursday, Oct. 31 on the streaming service, our sister site Deadline reports.

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Based on the Audible series of the same name (starring Cobie Smulders and Raymond Ablack), Mistletoe Murders follows follows Emily Lane (Drew), “the outwardly friendly,...

Hallmark+ is coming out of the gate strong.

With The Chicken Sisters and Lacey Chabert’s Celebrations already making waves, the streamer has announced an upcoming limited series based on a popular podcast.

They’re giving this new brand a fighting chance with original content that was lacking on Hallmark Movies Now, and we’re here for it!

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Today, Hallmark+ announced that Mistletoe Murders, an all-new, six-episode holiday series, will premiere on Thursday, October 31.

Sarah Drew (Grey’s Anatomy) headlines as Emily Lane, a small-town shop owner with a secret.

The series also stars Peter Mooney (Rookie Blue) as local detective Sam Wilner and newcomer Sierra Marilyn Riley as his teenage daughter Violet.

Rounding out the cast are Jean Yoon (Kim’s Convenience), Lara Amersey (Operation Nutcracker), and Good Witch alum Kylee Evans.

David Hewlett (The Shape of Water) is recurring.

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Sarah Drew has recently starred in Branching Out and Guiding Emily on Hallmark and will now lead a new series on Hallmark Mystery.

Titled Mistletoe Murders, Drew will play the role of Emily Lane in a series based on the Audible podcast narrated by Cobie Smulders and Raymond Ablack.

Sarah Drew to lead movie series, Under the Mistletoe on Hallmark Mystery

According to Deadline’s report, the Grey’s Anatomy alum plays Emily, who is “smart, tough and observant, but also kind, empathetic and charming with a great – albeit dry – sense of humor.” Emily runs her small-town Christmas-themed store Under the Mistletoe, but also investigates local murders with the help of a local police detective and his teen daughter.

Sarah Drew [Image Lifetime/YouTube]

However, while she seems to be a “good-natured mystery lover,” she is also “hiding a secret past that, if exposed, threatens to destroy the new...

Mistletoe Murders is the latest fiction podcast to get the TV treatment — but it won’t be podcast star Cobie Smulders bringing Emily Lane to the small screen.

Grey’s Anatomy vet Sarah Drew has landed the role of Emily in a series adaptation underway at Hallmark Media, according to our sister site Deadline. The series will premiere Thursday, Oct. 31 on streaming service Hallmark+; get more info here.

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Exclusive: Sarah Drew – best known for playing fan favorite Dr. April Kepner on Grey’s Anatomy – is about to headline her own series for Hallmark Media.

Drew has been cast as Emily Lane in Mistletoe Murders, which is based on the Audible global hit podcast of the same name. Emily is described as smart, tough, and observant, but also kind, empathetic, and charming with a great — albeit dry — sense of humor.

When Emily isn’t busy running her charming small-town Christmas-themed store, “Under the Mistletoe,” she finds herself compelled to investigate local murders with the help of handsome local police detective and his teen daughter. On the surface, Emily is a perfectly lovely, good-natured mystery lover – but she is hiding a secret past that, if exposed, threatens to destroy the new life she has built in Fletcher’s Grove.

The series comes from eOne Canada and Headspinner Productions and will be distributed by Lionsgate Television.

Ashanti & Nelly’s Relationship Timeline(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Ashanti and Nelly, one of the most high-profile couples in the music world, took over the internet when they rekindled their romance after a decade. They have once again made news as the source has claimed the singer/actress is allegedly pregnant. The rumors started after the couple at Nelly’s Black and White Ball in St Louis. Their relationship dates back a decade, and, as they say, no matter how far apart two hearts drift away, they are meant to be; they will find a way to be together.

The couple has also worked together, and their collaborative song Body On Me, also featuring Akon, is one of the most notable works and is still loved by the fans. They always kept their romantic life low-key and were shy about their relationship. However, the songstress spoke about what went wrong between them sometime after the breakup.

Going into Tuesday’s Voice Season 19 Semifinals results show, we were all anticipating a repeat, more or less, of the Live Playoffs results, weren’t we? I know I figured the same four singers that had been previously saved by viewers’ votes would be again.

If Team Gwen’s Ben Allen hadn’t garnered enough country support before to beat wunderkind Carter Rubin, he seemed unlikely to do so now that the youngster has the Muppets on his side. Cami Clune’s painful rendition of Brandi Carlile, as well as DeSz’s roof-raising En Vogue cover, virtually guaranteed that the...

It's the most beautiful time of the year, and Justin Bieber is putting a holiday twist on his version of carpool karaoke. The superstar singer delighted his fans with an impromptu karaoke session on Christmas Day. In a series of home videos, shot by Hailey Bieber and posted on Instagram, the 25-year-old can be seen driving in his car while listening to his 2011 Christmas album, Under the Mistletoe. The first video shows Justin, dressed in green and red pajamas for the holiday, singing along to his song, "Christmas Eve." Justin, who recently announced a new single and tour, captioned the first video, "Merry Christmas #bieber2020." The next video shows Justin singing his...

If you’re dreading Christmas with your dysfunctional family, just be glad your last name isn’t Salvatore. Or Forbes. Or Donovan.

PhotosVampire Diaries Christmas Photos: ‘Steroline’ Under the Mistletoe, Damon’s Hot Date and More

Friday’s Vampire Diaries winter finale (The CW, 8/7c) doubles as this season’s big Christmas episode, and Candice King tells TVLine to brace for information overload.

“Basically, you’re going to get a lot of answers to questions you’ve had for a while,” King says, adding, “and we, of course, pose more questions. You’ll learn a lot about Matt’s dad,...

At Arrow‘s very first TCA press tour appearance in summer 2012, it was said that the CW superhero series would end exactly as it began, with the image of Oliver spying the fishing boat that would rescue him from Lian Yu, at the close of his torturous five-year odyssey away from Starling City.

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Back then, explaining the superhero series’ flashback structure for the first time, producer Andrew Kreisberg said, “Ideally by the last episode of the series, the very last flashback will be Oliver seeing the boat that rescued him in the pilot.

A whole lot of bad stuff went down on Friday’s Vampire Diaries, but nothing more distressing than the #SterolineJuneWedding’s cancellation — at least for now.

RelatedExclusive: The Vampire Diaries‘ Matt Davis to Visit The Originals in Season 4 Crossover

Following the discovery that her daughters had been taken, Caroline decided to get her ducks in a row… and none of those ducks answered to the name Stefan Salvatore. “Until this is all over, there’s no us,” she told him, handing back his engagement ring. “There’s only me, and my kids and their father. … I can’t afford any distractions or compromises,...

The Legends of Tomorrow brought The CW’s “Heroes v Aliens” crossover event to a close on Thursday with 3.33 million total viewers and a 1.1 rating, rising 80 and 83 percent from its last fresh outing to deliver its largest audience ever and fall juuuuust shy of its all-time demo high (1.2, set by the series pilot)

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To recap #DCWeek in full:

♦ Supergirl 3.5 mil (+33%), 1.1 (+20% week-to-week) — Finals

♦ The Flash 4.2 mil (+40%), 1.5 (+36%) — Finals

♦ Arrow 3.5 mil (+84%), 1.3 (+86%)

♦ Legends of Tomorrow 3.33 mil (+80%), 1.1 (+83%)

How happy is Mark Pedowitz that Cisco made that portable breach gizmo for Kara??

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Friday’s Vampire Diaries (The CW, 8/7c) marks Paul Wesley‘s fifth episode as a director, and while he’s certainly comfortable at the helm, there’s one fear he has yet to conquer.

RelatedThe Vampire Diaries‘ Paul Wesley Recalls Stefan’s ‘Sweet’ Proposal, Talks Uncertain Future With Caroline

“I’m terrified of directing children — it petrifies me,” Wesley tells TVLine of the actresses playing Caroline and Alaric’s twin daughters. “They’re just so sweet and adorable, and they’re kids, so I’m always worried about them. I don’t want to be too loud or ask for too many takes,...

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It’s nearly that special time of year where, young and old gather around to share that special gift, the gift of Doctor Who – letting us peel back the wrapping a little early the Beeb have released a few new snaps from this year’s special, The Husbands of River Song. The special will see the...

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Broadway's 40 theatres aren't the only places to catch performances from your favorite stars Well after Broadway orchestras begin their overtures, ensemble members take their dance breaks, and performers belt out their eleven o'clock numbers, the party continues at various cabaret venues throughout New York City. Below, BroadwayWorld brings you some cabaret highlights for this week as picked by our theatre editors, including Christmas Carols with Chris McCarrell Ethel Merman's Broadway Starring Rita McKenzie Christine Pedi Snow Bizness Daniel Reichard's 'Under the Mistletoe' Whistle Down the Wind The Concert - NYC Premiere...

Before Broad City was on Comedy Central, it was on YouTube. For 25 episodes (and one spinoff) in 2010 and 2011, Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer smoked weed, scammed on dudes, and generally treated the harsh, unforgiving streets of New York City as their own magical playground, all scored by the jaunty tunes of the Cook Trio. For fans of the TV show, the web series is an instructive watch; you get to see the world of Broad City develop, three minutes at a time. It's also funny as hell. Here are five episodes you should watch before tonight's (excellent) season-two premiere."Under the Mistletoe" The early episodes of Broad City concentrated on relatable slice-of-life comedy: Isn't it awkward to run into an acquaintance on a subway platform? Wouldn't it be weird to ask a homeless man for change? Episode four's Christmas party was where the duo made the leap into...

These days, it would be hard to find an actor with a Twitter handle who doesn’t live tweet his or her own TV show, guest appearance or streaming movie. It’s practically part of their contract to gather with castmates, tweet with one hand, and clink drinks with the other — selfies optional.

That’s what makes the following celebrities so interesting: they watch and tweet other people’s projects. From weekly series to TV specials, these are the Twitter power users of 2014 who couldn’t resist sharing their reviews, 140 characters at a time. Besides being fun to follow, their...

DVD Playhouse—November 2011

By Allen Gardner

Tree Of Life (20th Century Fox) Terrence Malick’s latest effort is both the best film of 2011 and the finest work of his (arguably) mixed, but often masterly canon. A series of vignettes, mostly set in 1950s Texas, capture the memory of a man (Sean Penn) in present-day New York who looks back on his life, and his parents’ (Brad Pitt, Jessica Chastain) troubled marriage, when word of his younger brother’s suicide reaches him. Almost indescribable beyond that, except to say no other film in history so perfectly evokes the magic and mystery of the human memory, which both crystalizes (and sometimes idealizes) the past. Like Stanley Kubrick’s 2001, this is a challenging, polarizing work that you must let wash over you. If you go along for the ride, you’re in for a unique, rewarding cinematic experience. Also available on Blu-ray disc.