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Here are 12 new tinsel tracks to rock around your tree this Christmas.

Recipe column by contributor Donna Evans

Charlotte Sanders (Heather Graham) is sick of her old college friend, Jackie Jennings' (Brandy Norwood) braggy holiday newsletters that make her feel poorly about her own average life and abandoned dreams. When a twist of fate leaves Charlotte and her family spending Christmas with Jackie, Charlotte digs deep into the Jennings' life and home to prove that their lives aren't as perfect as the newsletter makes it seem.

A widowed mother of thirteen kids is devastated after being forced out of her home due to a contractor accident.

If viewer reaction is any indication, Netflix certainly isn't sleighing with their Christmas content. The streaming giant's much-hyped holiday flick, "Best. Christmas. Ever!”, has been panned by fans, in spite of its all-star cast. Jason Biggs, Heather Graham, Matt Cedeño and Brandy Norwood appear in the comedy, about a "twist of fate" that brings two families together on Dec. 25.

One South African has already spent R234,448 in a single online purchase.

The Indian spirits industry experienced a slowdown in demand to 2.2% in the quarter ended September, reversing a 7-15% growth trend over the past two years. The industrys growth was impacted by lower sales of mass-priced products, increased taxes, and a high base. Whisky remained the largest segment, accounting for two-thirds of overall spirits demand, growing 3.2% on a high base between July and September.

Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a bill to ban Native American mascots in schools.If passed, 23 schools in Massachusetts would need to change their logo.

In a strategic move, premium brandy manufacturer Tilaknagar Industries Ltd has outlined its intentions to introduce its upscale brand, Mansion House Chambers, in key southern markets. The company revealed this expansion initiative on Tuesday, emphasizing its commitment to broadening the reach of its premium offerings in the region.

Wisconsin could become the first state to name an official cocktail thanks to a resolution passed in the state assembly that would declare it the brandy old fashioned.