Carla Bushey - Always keepin’ it real on Instagram: "If you are a grazer like we are, make this board to enjoy as you open presents, if you have people over or for Christmas brunch! People ask me how I keep the eggs warm and this casserole will keep them warm for a little while but honestly, the eggs are gone in less than 5 minutes. . 🎅🏻 Comment BREAKFAST and I’ll send you all the details to your DM so you can make it too! 🎅🏻 . #christmasbreakfast #grazingboard #breakfast #brunch #holidayrec

coolwar.io on Instagram: "This short, creative video demonstrates a simple and artistic way to draw a character in the snow. Video Summary The video features a person's hand, wearing a brown glove and a cream-colored sleeve, drawing a cartoon pig in a layer of fresh snow. The drawing is accompanied by a rhythmic, repetitive song that guides each step of the process."

Asifa Irfan on Instagram: "Bold In Black 🖤 Smoky eyes with a bold twist Kept the skin clean and glowy, went heavy on the black smokey eye, and finished it off with some crystals and graphic details for a little extra edge. Simple base, dramatic eyes. that’s the vibe❤️ #asifaartistry #asifairfan #makeupartist"

Hood on Instagram: "😭 Southland – Season 4, Episode 5: “Legacy” (2012) This episode delivers one of the show’s funniest character moments when Sammy decides to mess with his partner Ben by staging a fake pregnancy reveal. The scene catches Ben completely off guard, flipping the usually serious tone of Southland into a burst of dry humor that fits perfectly with their brother-like dynamic. It’s a rare light moment in a series known for grit and realism, and that contrast makes it even better. As

Bloopers & Behind The Scenes on Instagram: "Pepe the King Prawn is one of the most memorable characters to come out of The Muppets, known for his fast-talking Spanish accent, exaggerated confidence, and complete lack of self-awareness. Introduced in the mid-1990s, Pepe quickly stood out by breaking the traditional Muppet mold, relying more on sharp dialogue and chaotic energy than slapstick. His humor comes from his unapologetic ego, absurd logic, and constant attempts to talk his way out of tro