The Holiday Shift is a five-episode romantic comedy series following the intersecting love stories of young mall employees during the holiday season.
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In 1990, to protect his fragile mother from a fatal shock after a long coma, a young man must keep her from learning that her beloved nation of East Germany as she knew it has disappeared.
New Scientist covers the latest developments in science and technology that will impact your world. New Scientist employs and commissions the best writers in their fields from all over the world. Our editorial team provide cutting-edge news, award-winning features and reports, written in concise and clear language that puts discoveries and advances in the context of everyday life today and in the future.
Each week My Weekly magazine, delivers relaxing fiction, great food and cookery, inspirational real life articles, and stylish fashion, beauty and shopping. A My Weekly magazine subscription is also a perfect gift for women wanting a bit of everything from short stories, reader contributions, knitting or sewing patterns to entertaining celebrity gossip.
MOTHER EARTH NEWS, the Original Guide to Living Wisely, is America’s leading publication for folks interested in living a more sustainable, self-reliant lifestyle. The MOTHER EARTH NEWS Digital Archive features everything from each issue of the magazine as well as content that appeared exclusively online. From articles on working with the land, earth-sheltered homes and home energy improvements to our latest on garden planning, instructions for building a cozy cabin and healthy, no-knead crusty bread – you’ll find it all here!
MoneyWeek is the UK’s best-selling financial magazine. Our readers primarily consist of private investors, City professionals and those interested in intelligent, easy-to-read analysis of the week’s financial news.
Midwest Living celebrates the unique and surprising Midwest region through its food, travel destinations, lifestyle, homes and gardens. Like visiting with a best friend, it unveils the authentic flavor of this region through inspiring photos, inside tips on best places to visit, and family-favorite recipes that simply taste great.
Market Magazine is a big, bold read of abundance, discovery, freshness, variety and inspiration for food, and how you cook it! You’ll find a cornucopia of ideas and inspiration to take your cooking to dizzying new heights, along with hints, tips and tricks, to make you even more of an expert. Exciting as it is, Market Magazine is not designed for your coffee table but your kitchen bench, opened at another recipe – seasonal, quick, simple, sophisticated, new –but always just plain delicious. You’ll love too, that Market Magazine keeps you healthy, takes you into the garden, travels you around and entertains your kids, all while providing the added reward the content supports Australian farmers, saves food from landfill, practises sustainability and shares in a great love for family. And if you’re hot for shopping at Harris Farm Markets, you’re going to love Market Magazine even more, because that’s our home.
If you love Lancashire you’ll love Lancashire Life. Packed full of features on the county’s interesting people and places as well as what’s on it really is Lancashire’s essential read. And with its famed society pages – we photograph all the county’s finest charity balls and events – Lancashire Life is also about glamour. You’ll find the finest fashions, best places to eat out and much, much more. We like to measure our success – we keep stock of how many metres we have produced each week, how often we met our deadlines and, for a bit of fun, the eggometer – how many eggs were eaten each week!’
Kent Life is the magazine that puts the gloss on life in Kent. Every month it’s packed with features about this picturesque part of England – from characters and personalities to heritage and traditions. We turn the focus on our towns and villages, and give comprehensive guides to enjoying life in Kent – including what’s on, restaurant reviews and topical features on major events.
