Tuesday, March 14th, 2017
Frank Stallone
The Grammy-award nominated singer/songwriter Frank Stallone talks about his career, which includes his overnight success with the song, “Take You Back” that he wrote for the movie, “Rocky.” He also opens up about the ups and downs of success in Hollywood. He is joined by his niece, Scarlet Stallone in the kitchen and the two make a ricotta cheesecake, which is a low-fat alternative to cream cheese.
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Movie Night Must-Haves
Kym Douglas is showing you the right way to enjoy a stay-at-home night at the movies by giving you a list of unique products to try out.
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DIY Megazord Couch
Ken Wingard is stepping up your couch’s look and getting into the Power Rangers spirit by making it a Megazord couch using just plywood, nails, wood glue and paint.
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Meow Madness Christmas Brackets
Debbie shows you how to participate in Hallmark Channel’s Meow Madness Christmas Bracket. The bracket is currently open now through March 23rd and you can fill out a new bracket once per day. Don’t miss Meow Madness on Hallmark Channel, Monday, April 3rd at 8/7c when the winning movie will be revealed!
Baked Cauliflower Ziti
The “Detoxista” Megan Gilmore is in the kitchen preparing a healthy and delicious version of baked ziti using cauliflower. She recommends adding a lean meat like ground turkey to the dish for more protein. The ziti will last up to three months in the freezer after you are done preparing it.
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DIY Lemonade Stand
Kristin Smith is joined by her son Kingston to show you how to make your own lemonade stand, a great DIY to do as the weather gets warmer. For Kingston, he donates the money he makes to his local church. The entire cost of this project is $40.
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