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The 2025 Jam Session Awards | Jam Session

In their end-of-year wrap-up, Juliet and Amanda celebrate the biggest pop culture moments of the Jam Session year. Before the awards, they discuss Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence’s 'Actors on Actors' conversation (4:35). Then, they rank the top 10 celebrity moments of the ...  Show more

11th Day of Bingemas: ‘Christmas at the Catnip Café’ With Van Lathan

Merry Bingemas, one and all! On the 11th day of Bingemas, Van Lathan joins Jodi for a classic animal-based Hallmark original holiday film, ‘Christmas at the Catnip Café.’ This movie follows modern woman marketing CEO Olivia (Erin Cahill) and hot veterinarian Ben (Paul Campbell) a ...  Show more

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