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If you can’t wait for the holidays to finally arrive, get ready because Apple TV+ is dropping one of the most expensive Christmas flicks of all time today 🎄 Spirited is a modern-day retelling of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. While this classic story has been reinvented countless times, this new retelling offers a fresh spin with Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell at the helm for this Christmas musical extravaganza. The film is directed by Sean Anders (Horrible Bosses 2, That’s My Boy and Instant Family), who wrote the script alongside his long-time collaborator John Morris. And for big-time Deadpool fans, this might just be the only time you see Reynolds bust out a move. Head to the link in bio to watch the full trailer if you haven’t already 🔗

Lest we forget 🌹🕊

Lads, you might have to take out a loan just for this one 😳 While sports bars in Doha will be enforcing an entry fee, The Marriott Hotel’s Champions Sports Bar is taking it to the next level, as it’ll be charging customers an exorbitant price just to sit and drink. According to iNews, The Marriott Hotel’s Champions Sports Bar is charging fans 200 Qatari riyals, which equates to around £48 just to get in and watch the group stage matches. This will include three drinks, from Budweiser, Corona or a glass of house wine. But forget about nursing your drink as this offer will only last for three hours. If patrons want to stay for the next match, they must pay an extra entry fee. For the knockout stages, the price will rise to 750 riyals, which equals £180. For the semi-finals and final, the entry fee will increase to a jarring 1000 riyals, which is £240, which equates to £80 for one drink.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a superhero sequel of epic proportions, so it’s no surprise Marvel’s latest blockbuster has been racking up glittering reviews left, right and centre. But, of course, the sequel is tinged with grief (poignantly portrayed by Coogler) following the death of the first film’s star, Chadwick Boseman, who passed away from cancer in 2020. Speaking to us ahead of Wakanda Forever’s release, Wright revealed the cast made sure to pay tribute to their late co-star before filming commenced 👉