The popular car series is back with new episodes starting Monday, December 29th! Kevin Byrd and Willie B will be showing off their skills as they repair and customize both classic cars and new trucks. The show offers helpful tips and clear demonstrations on everything from improving engine performance to making cosmetic upgrades, making it perfect for anyone who loves to work on vehicles and wants to learn more.
‘Project Runway’ premieres on December 30th, giving hopeful fashion designers a platform to launch their careers. Each week, the designers are challenged to create innovative and well-made garments while working against the clock. A panel of industry experts judges their work in a runway show each episode, and one designer is eliminated until a winner is crowned. The show is a long-running reality TV favorite, known for showcasing the high-stakes environment of the fashion industry.
The popular children’s show ‘Peppa Pig’ will be available to stream starting Monday, December 29th. This British cartoon follows Peppa, a young pig, and her adventures with family and friends. Since it first aired in 2004, ‘Peppa Pig’ has become a hit around the world thanks to its funny and simple stories about everyday childhood experiences. Families can enjoy many seasons of this educational show all week long.
The popular fashion competition, ‘Project Runway,’ comes to the platform this Tuesday, December 30th. Talented, up-and-coming designers will face off each week, creating clothes under tight deadlines and with limited materials. In each episode, a panel of judges will evaluate their designs and eliminate one contestant. Over the last twenty years, ‘Project Runway’ has been a springboard for many successful careers in the fashion industry.
A famous chef goes to her aunt’s hometown after her passing to take care of her estate. There, during the holidays, she rediscovers the happiness of giving back to the community. While running her aunt’s soup kitchen, she finds a new sense of purpose and maybe even love, all set against a beautiful winter scene. This touching holiday movie will debut on Paramount+ on Wednesday, December 31st, and celebrates family, tradition, and the spirit of helping others during the winter season.
For many years, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon was the most visible South Asian character on American TV. However, his portrayal often relied on a strong accent and the stereotype of a convenience store owner, which many found overly simplistic and harmful. A documentary later revealed how this reinforced negative stereotypes for Indian Americans over multiple generations. Facing criticism, the actor who voiced Apu eventually stopped playing the role, and the character has since been featured much less often to avoid continued controversy.
Ryan Coogler recently shared on the Happy Sad Confused podcast that although using the Kraven character was considered, the studio decided against it.
The film centers on Angelo Doyle, a highly-trained hitman played by Dempsey, who starts developing early-onset Alzheimer’s. As his memory fades, he begins to rediscover his morality. He joins forces with Dutch, a chef and friend played by Imperioli, whose restaurant secretly serves as a base for criminal operations. Together, they must safeguard Angelo’s family from a significant threat.
Four longtime friends finally take the girls’ trip they’ve always dreamed of, heading to Italy with their book club. What starts as a relaxing vacation quickly turns into an unforgettable adventure as secrets come out and plans go awry. The movie brings back the beloved original cast, including Diane Keaton and Jane Fonda, and will be available to stream on December 30th.
Peter Snow, a journalist and broadcaster, once auditioned to be the next James Bond in the late 1960s. Film producers were searching for a new actor to take over from Sean Connery and were considering people without a lot of acting experience. Ultimately, Snow chose to continue his career in journalism and became a familiar face on British television, known for his coverage of elections and historical documentaries.