Fainting Couch Feminists Episode 75: Have Yourself A Merry Little Whatever.
In this seasonally-driven solo episode, Mica lays on the table all her varied feelings about the holidays and attempts to charm you with stories of Christmas magic and mayhem.
In this seasonally-driven solo episode, Mica lays on the table all her varied feelings about the holidays and attempts to charm you with stories of Christmas magic and mayhem. She discusses the very awkward encounter that proceeded the purchase of a new piece of furniture, examines the trope of horny old women in Holiday Baking shows, and explains why she believed in Santa Clause for an unfathomably long time.
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From baking and sewing to pottery and even glass blowing, there is pleasure – and ratings success – to be had in gentle shows where contestants do the things they love
Host Joe Lycett with contestant Angillia on The Great British Sewing Bee. The series is made by Love Productions, the creator of The Great British Bake Off. Photograph: BBC/Love Productions
Host Joe Lycett with contestant Angillia on The Great British Sewing Bee. The series is made by Love Productions, the creator of The Great British Bake Off. Photograph: BBC/Love Productions
Thu 17 Dec 2020 09.00 EST
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LOS ANGELES AVN Media Network is pleased to announce the launch of the Holiday Baking Contest on AVN Stars.
Do you have a tasty homemade dessert or festive treat that you like to roll out for the holidays? We encourage you to get creative with your baking skills for this festive season with a personal photo. Just be sure that you are in the image that you submit.
This is the second of four holiday-themed contests this month as we celebrate the holidays on AVN Stars.
This three-day, 72-hour, fan-voting contest started at midnight PDT on Dec. 11 and goes until 11:59 p.m. PDT on Dec. 13.
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They had Bobbi Jo Hart at the opportunity to connect with isolated seniors.
Few have been unaffected by the COVID-19 pandemic, but it’s the lives of older Quebecers that have been most profoundly upended. Most rarely leave home and the majority have not hugged or, in some cases, even seen children or grandchildren in months.
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And so when Hart, an award-winning Montreal-based documentary filmmaker, was approached to direct a web series designed to support and encourage the senior community, she jumped at the chance.
Photograph by Adrian Vidal/iStock.
Attending, or, okay, crashing other publications’ holiday parties is a cherished tradition among Washington, DC, journalists. Among other benefits, they present an annual opportunity to, say, spend the next 12 months worrying about how you introduced yourself to Robert Allbritton after you downed several event-specific cocktails and not quite enough hors d’oeuvres. The lack of those big shindigs is admittedly among the less-catastrophic privations of this year but we decided to go ahead and ask dozens of DC-area newsrooms how they plan to ring in the festive season safely.
This story will be updated. Please check your inbox for my email or just send me your plans: abeaujon@washingtonian.com.