Whatever else one can say about it, "Trapped in Paradise" is undoubtedly the first movie in which a horsedrawn sleigh is chased by a cop car on Christmas Eve. An agreeable Middle American comedy intent upon reviving oldfashioned virtues, George Gallo's second feature doesn't serve up the big yocks needed to make it a breakout sleeper. Whatever else one can say about it, “Trapped in Paradise” is undoubtedly the first movie in which a horsedrawn sleigh is chased by a cop car on Christmas Eve.

The recent highly-anticipated match between the Stanford Cardinal and the Gonzaga Bulldogs left fans puzzled after Cameron Brink left the court in the first half of the match. Fans were poised for an epic battle, eagerly awaiting the clash of these titans on the hardwood, but the Cardinal’s standout player had different plans as she decided to exit.  Without their key player, the Cardinals faced a huge upset as they lost to the Bulldogs with the finals score of 96-78, marking it as their first loss in the ongoing 2023-24 NCAA season.

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Play video content SHE CAN HANG McKayla Maroney already has a celebrity fan after posting that booty video last week -- Rich Homie Quan ... who's so impressed, he's down to put her in one of his music videos. The "Type of Way" rapper was at LAX when he checked out the Olympic gymnast's racy butt video -- the one some people thought was so racy, it must have been hacked (don't worry, it wasn't).

Redeem now Curaleaf cut about 220 staff members in November. The company sent laid-off employees an exit survey asking why they left. Curaleaf's cuts come as the cannabis industry falls on hard times.  The cannabis giant Curaleaf laid off about 220 employees in November — and then sent those ex-workers an exit survey asking why they had left the company, Insider has learned. One laid-off employee, who requested anonymity to speak freely in a tight-knit industry, told Insider they felt the question was insulting.