We’re already stocking up on Kleenex. A new Netflix docuseries is heading to your television with six incredible stories about (wo)man’s best friend. “Dogs,” co-produced by Glen Zipper and Amy Berg, follows six individual stories “celebrating the deep emotional bonds between people and their beloved four-legged friends,” Variety reports.

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Do you love to cozy up on the couch with some hot cocoa and enjoy some wholesome holiday viewing? Hallmark Christmas movies are a staple of season, thanks to their “feel good” vibes and lack of, well, reality. (Hey, there’s a good reason this shirt is in such high demand!) After all, who doesn’t love a happy ending?

Who doesn’t love a bargain? So many of us walk into Target to buy something small, like a roll of toilet paper. And naturally, we end up leaving with a cart full of stuff we didn’t know we needed. So in the spirit of saving a few bucks, we thought we’d highlight our favorite—yet often overlooked—bargain section of the store: the end caps. For those who didn’t even know they had a name, end caps are the shelves at each end of a store’s aisles.

The Brady kids are back, and they’re in for a big surprise. The six of the stars of “The Brady Bunch”just reunited for the first time in 15 years to film “A Very Brady Renovation,” the HGTV series that chronicles the complete overhaul of their TV home’s interior, PEOPLE reports. Since it only served as the exterior of their home on the show, the actors hadn’t seen the real inside.

Joanna Gaines is well acquainted with the literary world. But in her newest book, the former “Fixer Upper” star is targeting a whole new audience: children. “Today’s the day! We get to finally share this project the kids and I have been working on!” Joanna wrote on an Instagram post on Monday. The photo, which features her youngest child, a boy named Crew, sitting on her lap, shows off pages from her new children’s book, “We Are The Gardeners.

Get ready to “move that bus”… all the way to HGTV. You probably recall “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,” the schmaltzy ABC series host by Ty Pennington that overhauled dilapidated homes in a short time span for families in need. While the original series ended six years ago, just today it was announced that the show would be returning to airwaves. Except this time, it will run on HGTV. “HGTV is going extreme!

While Netflix prices are going up, Hulu’s are going down… sort of. The media streaming company is lowering the price of their signature SCOD offering from $7.99 to $5.99, CNBC reports. However, Hulu users who currently pay $39.99 per month for their skinny-bundle live TV service will see a $5 increase to $44.99. The ad-free version will remain at $11.99 per month. Hulu began operation in 2008 with on-demand streaming, and expanded into live TV in 2017.

Who hasn’t spent a day or two on the couch bingeing home improvement shows? Whether it’s HGTV or the DIY Network, we’ve all been sucked into the renovation zone via our TV screens. Now, the folks at Joybird have analyzed data to determine which programs are the most popular across the country. It may or may not come as a surprise, but HGTV’s “Flip or Flop” scored the number one slot.

We like to think that we’re seasoned bargain hunters. So when we caught wind of an investigation into Target’s app, our interest was instantly piqued. KARE11 did a two-month investigation into the Minneapolis-based retailer’s app, and discovered that the prices on certain items change depending whether you are inside or outside the store. Here’s an example: Target’s app price for a specific Samsung 55-inch Smart TV was $499.99.

If your kind of a vacation involves a whole lot of HGTV inspiration, then do we have the dream retreat for you. Frequent fans of Waco’s wonder duo, Chip and Joanna Gaines, are probably familiar with the couple’s collaborator, Jimmy Don Holmes. Holmes often participated in “Fixer Upper” renovations, putting his special touch on the projects with his intricate metalwork.

Even J. Lo likes a Fixer Upper. It turns out that actress/singer/mega-mogul Jennifer Lopez is an HGTV fan just like the rest of us. Thanks to some finagling from boyfriend Alex Rodriguez, it looks like Lopez working with “Fixer Upper” alum Joanna Gaines to renovate her new Malibu home. Rodriguez and Lopez dropped $6.

IKEA Israel is teaming up with two nonprofits to make their products easier to use for people with disabilities. Along with nonprofits Milbat and Access Israel, Ikea has 13 new items designed to upgrade handle-less drawers and low-profile furniture, Fast Company reports.

You may recall that back in January, we announced Extreme Makeover: Home Edition was heading back to HGTV. Now, the famed program is giving you an opportunity to score your dream house… If you can pass the cut. HGTV is searching for deserving people to appear on the new season of the show, and competition is fierce.

“Fixer Upper” has always been ripe for poking fun at. And now, a new parody has just hit the interwebs, complete with Chip Gaines’ silly humor, ridiculous price tags, and an insufferable couple. Folks, meet Bicker Upper. Cece Trask and Tuesday Grant, the duo behind sketch comedy group Not Spicy Enough, created this “Fixer Upper” parody.

“Game of Thrones” may be coming to an end, but the most-licensed program in HBO history can live on in the memories of superfans with a serious case of wanderlust. Throughout the years, the show has filmed in 10 countries, including Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Morocco, Malta, Spain, Croatia, Iceland, United States, Canada, and Scotland. Hotels.

Laptops? Flat-screen TVs? Jewelry? Nah. In rural Kentucky, the thieves are going for barn doors. And some are laying the blame on “Fixer Upper’s” Chip and Joanna Gaines. A story in Tuesday’s Courier Journal revealed that barn wood thieving is a significant problem, particularly in Kentucky, where there are more old barns per square mile than any other state. So far, theft cases have been reported in at least 13 Kentucky counties.

If visiting the spot where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle celebrated their royal wedding reception strikes your fancy, then you’re in luck: Frogmore House will be open to the public for just three days this May. Located within Windsor Castle’s Home Park, Frogmore House has been a royal residence since 1792, when it was purchased by Queen Charlotte. Originally built in 1680 by Charles II’s architect Hugh May, the expansive estate has gone through several reinventions since then.

Do you feel like you can’t officially start your morning until you make your bed? Well, it turns out that there’s more anecdotal evidence that this simple task could contribute to your productivity. In a survey of 1,000 people, the company Best Mattress Brand determined how bed-making affects productivity and health.

If you’re one of the 52 million paying Costco members across the world, chances are you love a bargain. And seeing as the company has an 88 percent renewal rate, customers are clearly coming back for more. But when it comes to plunking down that fee for your annual membership, there are a few ways to save a couple bucks. Costco membership prices vary depending on what level of membership you are seeking.

It’s no secret that whatever Meghan Markle buys turns to retail gold. So it’s no surprise that expectant moms and dads will be rushing to stores to snag the crib Markle was gifted at her baby shower on Wednesday in New York City.

Everyone hates baggage fees, whether they’re unexpected or not. But clearly, the airlines know how to make a bundle off them: In 2017, US airlines collected $4.6 billion in checked baggage fees. Enter: LugLess, a new travel startup that offers a cost-competitive alternative to checking bags. The company is hoping that customers are willing to part with the traditional baggage-checking model in order to score cheaper luggage shipping rates.

Pour yourself a glass of kale juice, because Netflix is about to get Gooped. The lifestyle company, helmed by patron saint of jade eggs and juice cleanses, Gwyneth Paltrow, has inked a major deal with Netflix to create a docu-series that will air this fall. Split into 30-minute episodes, the program will be hosted by Paltrow and other members of the Goop team, and will discuss “issues relating to physical and spiritual wellness,” Variety reports.

Netflix is prepping to increase its price tag, and not everyone’s thrilled about it. The streaming service just announced the prices of their three subscription plans will each go up $1-2 per month, CNN reports. The most popular plan will have the largest pice hike, to $13 per month from $11. While all existing members will have their price increase enacted in the next couple months, new members will have the heightened prices immediately upon signing up for the service.

Get ready to dig deep into the “Fixer Upper” archives for this home. A piece of HGTV history is officially yours for renting, thanks to VRBO. You may recall the Gorman story from all the way back to Chip and Joanna’s very first season. Back then, the family’s 2,600-square-foot house was a dilapidated and filthy den for hoarders, according to Joanna Gaines. Built in 1930, the structure had been declared unsafe for habitation by the city of Waco.