What does that mean? Lifetime teamed up with Direct Wines, Inc. for a wine subscription program that will deliver wine to your door every three months.
“We are excited to partner with A+E Networks to bring The Lifetime Network Movies Wine Club to this passionate and engaged fanbase,” said Helen Gunn, vice president Partnerships at Direct Wines, Inc. “We aim to create memorable moments by combining captivating programming, good friends and great wine; it’s the recipe for an unforgettable time.”
And you can create an unforgettable time with the quarterly custom-tailored packages that not include 12 bottles of wine but also games to play with tie-ins to Lifetime programming, wine cocktail, and snack recipes, along with digital tasting notes on the wine and suggestions for food pairings.
Your first order includes 12 curated wines plus two bonus bottles of Rosé prosecco and two stemless glasses while supplies last. In future boxes, you can look forward to other perks like luxury wine, a magnum, and three bonus bottles.
How much will this cost you? The introductory price is $79.99 (plus $19.99 shipping and applicable sales tax) for your case. Every bottle has a 100% money-back guarantee. Members receive a guaranteed 20% off the retail price on all future cases.
Think how much fun it will be to Lifetime & Wine with your friends and play drinking games with their movies. Every time someone is murdered, drink. Every time someone kisses, drink. Every time there is a sex scene, finish the glass. Keep it going.
Before Jennifer Aniston was one of the Horrible Bosses, she drove a school bus in Camp Cucamonga. She looks the same now as she did when she was 21 in that 1990 movie.
We know that A Million Little Things and The Goldbergs are ending this season. But we don’t know when their final episodes are going to air.
Actually, we do now. Because ABC announced to Deadline when we will say good to those two shows forever and the other ones for the summer.
So get your calendars out because you are not going to want to miss any of these episodes.
Thursday, March 30
10:01-11 pm: Alaska Daily
Wednesday, April 19
9-9:32 pm: Abbott Elementary
Tuesday, May 2
8-9 pm: The Rookie
9-10 pm: The Rookie: Feds
10-11 pm: Will Trent
Wednesday, May 3
8-8:30 pm: The Conners
8:30-9 pm: The Goldbergs (Series finale)
9-10 pm: Not Dead Yet (One-hour season finale)|
10-11 pm: A Million Little Things (Series finale)
Sunday, May 7
10-11 pm: The Company You Keep
Monday, May 8
10-11 pm: The Good Doctor
Thursday, May 18
8-9 pm: Station 19
9-11 pm: Grey’s Anatomy (Two-hour season finale)
Ever since Animal Control debuted, we have been used to Frank (Joel McHale) being teamed up with Shred (Michael Rowland), Amit (Ravi V. Patel) working with Victoria (Grace Palmer), and their boss Emily (Vella Lovell) staying in the office.
However, tonight at 9p, the hysterical Fox sitcom changes things up. That is because Frank throws Shred out of the van for a very good reason. But when he gets back to the office, Emily makes him go out with Amit to catch a skunk. Will their time stink together?
Do you know whose time isn’t going to stink? Victoria’s time because the hot vet (Alvina August) asks her to help her deliver a llama’s baby! Finally, Victoria gets some alone with the hot vet. Maybe she can beat Frank in their bet to see who can get her to go out with them. Will the hot vet choose her over Frank? Emily puts a wrench in her plan when she shows up unexpectantly.
The only reason why Emily had time to do that is because Shred opts to run her errand for her. When he gets there, Templeton beats him to the location, and the two men are going to have to fight over what they need. Who will win?
We win because we get to watch this show every Thursday and laugh until it hurts! Even though they changed up the work family dynamic, they still delivered an episode with a lot of heart! So, as I have been saying since the premiere, tune in for the animals and stay for a show that is equal amounts of heart and laughs!
There is just one Blockbuster left in the world, and it is located in Bend, Oregon. Even though there is one video rental store in existence, people are still interested in the place that gave them so much joy!
Well, the joy might be coming back into our lives. That is because Blockbuster reactivated their site over the weekend. And they posted the message, “We are working on rewinding your movie.”
So are they coming back? We don’t know. But I really hope so.
As much as I love browsing Tubi’s categories every week, it is not the same as doing it at a video store. I miss holding the DVD box in my hand and reading the back to see what the movie was about. There was just something so calming about perusing the aisles to find a film to watch. I want that feeling again.
However, I don’t want the feeling of going to Blockbuster to rent a particular movie and all of the copies were already rented.
