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Photo:AmazonWhether you’re embracing a more active lifestyle this year or are looking for somecushioned supportfor work commutes or travel days, aneveryday sneakeris a must-have for any closet. AndAmazon shoppershave found a pair that has them “stunned” at the level of comfort the shoes provide.More than 200 shoppers have added theAllswift Slip-On Sneakersto their closets in the past month. And you can even get them on sale for as little as $20 in select colors like white, pink, and gray.
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I will take a space with original hardwood floors over dingy, renter-abused carpet any day, but in these cooler months especially, it’s always a plus to have somethingplush underfoot. For me, this is wherearea rugscome in.
Gertmenian Large Area Rug in Cullen Blue $91 at Amazon
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The area rug’s backing is crafted from non-slip latex, which prevents it from sliding and shifting, even without rug tape or a pad.
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‘Shrek’ in 2001.Photo:Paramount/Kobal/Shutterstock
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No one could’ve predicted the cultural impactShrekhad on audiences — least of all the directors.
Vicky Jenson, one of the directors of the firstShrekfilm, admits that the movie’s critical acclaim was a “big surprise” to her and the team.
“It just felt very small because it was a tight team,” she says in an exclusive chat with PEOPLE, noting much of the production onShrekwasn’t done at the Glendale DreamWorks Animation studio.
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Anna Sawaiwas overcome with emotion as she accepted her latest win forShōgunat the 2025Screen Actors Guild Awards.
She then thanked her team for “believing in me always” as she reflected on the success of the FX series about 1600s feudal Japan, which unfortunately, saw her character die in the penultimate episode of season 1.
“Last year when this show came out, the only thing I wanted was for people to watch it.
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This year’s drama king has been crowned at the 2025Screen Actors Guild Awards.
“I started acting in Japan when I was five years old, and moved to L.A. 20 years ago,” he said. “Luckily, I worked with great filmmakers and actors, and I learned a lot from all of them. I can see some faces in this room.”
“I put everything, every single experience in my life, intoShōgun, thenShōgunbrought me here,” Sanada continued, growing emotional.