It’s finally time to yearn for the past while listening to “’tis the damn season.” What better way to cope with the hometown fantasy of meeting up with an old flame during the holiday break than to online shop? Even if your heart feels like a Christmas Tree Farm, you’re still more likely than not to be buying a gift for a Swiftie this year. Whether it’s for yourself, a friend, a family member, or you’re trying to get someone back after breaking up with them for the summer, (hi, James), our Taylor Swift gift guide has everything you need for a magical Christmas morning from every Blondie era.

MusicalsReviewPark theatre, London Lydia White is magnetic as the aspirational Jo in an uneven but stirring adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic Jo March is a heroine well suited to musical theatre. She pulses with enthusiasm; she’s obsessed with the dramatic; she’s just a tiny bit full of herself. “I am bursting with energy,” Jo sings in this adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s most famous novel. And so is Lydia White’s compelling performance as the March girl who wants to live more than the life that 19th-century society has ascribed to her.

As a first-generation Mexican American documentary and lifestyle photographer, David Hanes-González uses his camera as a tool to understand and strengthen his roots. One of those was No Te Dejes, a project that documents the passion and love that goes into the boxing community of Mexico City for two years, a period of time in which David lived in México for the first time. Growing up in Chicago to a Mexican mom from la ciudad de San Luis Potosí, in the state of México, David knew some stories about México.

CBS’s Big Brother Season 25 is finally here, and fans can’t wait to see what’s in store for the reality TV series. Season 25 will showcase new twists and turns that viewers won’t expect. And, of course, loyal watchers can keep up with the cast 24/7 thanks to the free live feeds. So, what does the Big Brother Season 25 schedule look like until the finale? Here’s what to know.

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