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What’s new this weekend: Hoops & Yoyo Ruin Christmas (CBS, tonight) Holiday Special: A pink cat and green bunny stow away on Santa’s sleigh and, somehow, cause a rift in the space-time continuum, ---thus sending them back in time to accidentally derail the destiny of a young Kris Kringle.
In its nearly seven-year run, Make has done more than just showcase projects and creations coming out of the woodwork, but also inspired people to create their own. --- In fact, it's been influential in helping “makers” across the country push themselves in a more DIY lifestyle, and even had groups spun off to form collaborations in various cities.
Cancer comedy and a 3-D take on a classic lead the new offerings at local bargain theaters this weekend. 50/50 follows 27-year-old Adam (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) after receiving a diagnosis of a rare spinal cancer with a coin-flip chance of survival.
France's Maison Louis Latour has been producing world-class Burgundy wines since the 17th Century and is still family owned and run, having passed from father to son for over 10 generations. --- Representatives from Maison Latour will be in town this week and hosting a wine dinner at The Paris on Wednesday night, Nov. 30.
Please, ABC4, install your new "tube," already! --- A viewer called City Weekly to complain that KTVX has been running on half-power since Saturday night due to an equipment failure.
If you got an anti-consumer itch or would like to atone for last year’s Black Friday when you trampled an old lady to get a deal on a car stereo—check out these Anti-Black Friday events, like a buy-local farmers market and Occupy SLC’s Really Really Free Market.--- The Really Really Free Market
What’s new tonight: Modern Family (ABC) Thanksgiving Episode: A former neighborhood kid (The Book of Mormon’s Josh Gadd) returns as a Internet millionaire (what is this, 1997?), ---causing Phil to ponder why he’s not more successful—which, of course, he’ll be over by the end of the episode when counts his blessings over a misty montage … oh, spoiler?
Two dramas in unusual settings lead the new offerings at Ogden’s Art House Cinema
502. Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s meditative films often juxtapose
nature and modernity; Uncle Boonmee Who
Can Recall His Past Lives comments hypnotically on the world’s short
attention span.
