Several blogs have done their gift guides early this year. I, being a procrastinator, have waited until this week. Oops! But better "late" than never, AND you could argue I'm right on time. Happy Black Friday, everyone!
We lost our dear Margaret Houlihan this year, but you can still purchase the perfume she created. Scent is a wonderful connection to memories, and I always associate this one with the joyous feeling of watching M*A*S*H with my family.
For the Harold and Maude fan in your life! Cat Stevens himself wears this shirt often. Yours truly also has this shirt (now very faded) and it’s one of her favorites.
Tons of fun movie-themed merch, both general and specific. They’re always coming out with new releases based on different movies, so you’re sure to find treasures year-round! From shirts, stickers, buttons, even bumper stickers...go nuts!
I have an unhealthy obsession with these classy candles. Their newest release is called Snow Day Matinee, their first winter candle that smells like “soft snowfall, the hum of the projector, and nowhere else to be.” Sign me up!
I include Katie’s prints on the gift guide every year, because her gorgeous paintings of various Old Hollywood scenes and outfits never go out of style!
Another favorite that I include every year, because Dominique’s coffers always deserve a mention. She just released a Tyrone Power blend (coconut vanilla), and a limited-edition candle in partnership with Hollywood Unwrapped!
I hope you find something special to share with your loved ones this year! Have a blessed Christmas.
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I’ve been on a Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon kick lately. I tried watching Fosse/Verdon when it first came out on DVD, but it didn’t have subtitles! So it wasn’t until a couple weeks ago that I finally go
I forgot to let y'all know that I wrote another piece for Cinema Sugar! Shoutout to them for once again letting me ramble about a movie so dear to me. Read the essay here.
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