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Happy Halloween! We've spent the last month celebrating all things spooky, but November is almost here, so it's time to look ahead at the incredible entertainment releasing over the next month. From highly anticipated movies and returning fan-favorite shows to exciting new books, November is shaping up to be a great month for entertainment. So, before you dive into that Halloween candy, take a peek at six upcoming releases we think deserve a spot on your radar.
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New & Returning November Shows You Won't Want To Miss
Whether you're looking for your next binge-worthy obsession or eagerly awaiting the return of a favorite series, November's TV lineup has plenty to get excited about. Here are two standouts.
Blade Runner 2099
Streaming Nov. 25 on Prime Video
Fifty years after the events of Blade Runner 2049, humanity has lost control of Los Angeles. Hunter Schafer stars as a fugitive forced to partner with a dying Replicant (Michelle Yeoh) to uncover a dangerous secret. With Ridley Scott returning as executive producer, this visually stunning limited series has our attention.
Stick
Season 2 streaming Nov. 4 on Apple TV
Former golf pro Pryce Cahill (Owen Wilson) found a second chance mentoring a teenage prodigy. Now, as his protégé goes pro, Pryce is eyeing a comeback of his own! With Timothy Olyphant returning and Rhea Seehorn joining the cast, this heartfelt sports comedy is back for another round.
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Acqualina Resort & Residences
The Vibe: Mediterranean villa on the Atlantic
The Location: Sunny Isles Beach, FL
Instaworthy Accommodations:
Set on 4.5 beachfront acres of Sunny Isles Beach, Acqualina Resort & Residences has received the Five Diamond Hotel Award by AAA for 16 consecutive years. The 98 rooms and suites are appointed with Italian marble floors, channel-tufted walnut headboards, private balconies, Seed to Skin bath amenities, and Jacuzzi whirlpool tubs in many rooms. The 20,000 square foot spa, three pools, and manicured oceanfront lawns all add to the luxurious Mediterranean aesthetic. Plus, four oceanfront restaurants serve Italian, Japanese, Greek, and Floridian cuisines. Private Everglades tours and Bal Harbour Shops are both a short drive away.
The Best New Books Hitting Shelves in November
November is usually a slower month for new book releases, but there are still a few worth keeping an eye on. Here are two page-turners to add to your TBR.
The Last King of Faerie
by Cassandra Clare | Out Nov. 3
When Shadowhunter Drusilla Blackthorn is kidnapped by a mysterious prince, she finds herself trapped in the beautiful but deadly land of Faerie. Bestselling romantasy author Cassandra Clare returns to her beloved Shadowhunter universe with the first installment of its long-awaited final trilogy, promising more magic, yearning, and high-stakes adventure.
Daddy Issues: A Memoir
by Sofia Franklyn | Out Nov. 10
What really happened behind the scenes of the explosive Call Her Daddy breakup? Former cohost Sofia Franklyn is finally telling her side of the story. In this revealing memoir, she opens up about her fallout with Alex Cooper, the price of internet fame, and her journey toward reclaiming her life.
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Kimpton Aertson Hotel
The Vibe: Music City mellow
The Location: Nashville, TN
Instaworthy Accommodations:
In Midtown Nashville, steps from Music Row but free of the tourist shuffle, rests Kimpton Aertson—a 180-room boutique hotel that takes its music roots seriously. Carrara marble bathrooms and industrial-era concrete ceilings are paired with leather stitched headboards and original art from the century-old Hatch Show Print. Plus, the in-house Pickin' Library loans out guitars, mandolins, and Appalachian dulcimers for the musically inclined. Start with complimentary morning coffee, then borrow a Kimpton PUBLIC bike to explore Vanderbilt University and the nearby neighborhoods. In the evening, dine at Henley, the hotel’s modern American brasserie, before Music City calls you back out.
Highly-Anticipated Movies Premiering in November
Movie lovers have plenty of reasons to head to the theater this November! From the return of a blockbuster franchise to an exciting new film from an award-winning director, these two flicks stand out.
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
In theaters Nov. 20
Twenty-four years before Katniss Everdeen entered the arena, a young Haymitch Abernathy was forced to compete in the deadly 50th Hunger Games. Featuring a star-studded cast including Mckenna Grace, Joseph Zada, Elle Fanning, and Jennifer Lawrence, this highly anticipated prequel finally tells Haymitch's tragic origin story, taking audiences back to the brutal world of Panem.
Wild Horse Nine
In theaters Nov. 6
Two CIA operatives (Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich) are sent to Easter Island on what should be a routine assignment, just as political tensions begin to boil over in Chile. But a pair of rebellious students threatens to send the entire mission off the rails. From director Martin McDonagh (The Banshees of Inisherin) this dark comedy is sure to be an Oscar contender.
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