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Christmas events to rock your stockings

Christmas events to rock your stockings

by The Western Howl | Dec 3, 2020 | Entertainment

Celebrate the season in style

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

Catch the latest episodes of “Big Mouth” online

Catch the latest episodes of “Big Mouth” online

by The Western Howl | Dec 3, 2020 | Entertainment

December starts off with new episodes of “Big Mouth”

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

Don’t miss out on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Don’t miss out on the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

by The Western Howl | Nov 24, 2020 | Entertainment

The Thanksgiving Day debut of balloons, floats and clowns 

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor 

Enjoy fresh movie theater snacks at home from Independence Cinema

Enjoy fresh movie theater snacks at home from Independence Cinema

by The Western Howl | Nov 24, 2020 | Entertainment

Find out what movie theaters are doing to stay afloat

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

Beat holiday stress with some funky tunes

Beat holiday stress with some funky tunes

by The Western Howl | Nov 24, 2020 | Entertainment

Enjoy a playlist that travels through the ‘60s and ’90s

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

Join the holiday scavenger hunt for hidden gnomes

Join the holiday scavenger hunt for hidden gnomes

by The Western Howl | Nov 24, 2020 | Entertainment

“Gnome on the Roam,” a free holiday event in Independence

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor 

Find some cheesy and spooky entertainment on Netflix

Find some cheesy and spooky entertainment on Netflix

by The Western Howl | Nov 17, 2020 | Entertainment

Get thrilled and chilled with the latest season of “American Horror Story”

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

Review: “Terra”

Review: “Terra”

by The Western Howl | Nov 17, 2020 | Entertainment

Review of the digital-only album from Eric Alexandrakis

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor 

Review: “The Best of Me”

Review: “The Best of Me”

by The Western Howl | Nov 17, 2020 | Entertainment

David Sedaris’ newest novel ranked second on Amazon charts

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor

See what Dexter has been up to in the latest upcoming season

See what Dexter has been up to in the latest upcoming season

by The Western Howl | Nov 10, 2020 | Entertainment

Get ready for Dexter’s dangerous comeback in 2021

Natalie Dean | Entertainment Editor 

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