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For those looking for something to do this weekend, here are some of the events taking place in the Magic Valley.

If you are wanting to take a few days off work and have some fun with your kids for spring break here are some fun ideas to do in the Magic Valley this year.

The movie didn't receive a nomination for "best film," which is a travesty.

Thanksgiving week is finally upon us. On Thursday, many Idaho families will reunite in living rooms and dining rooms to get caught up on life, work, relationships, sports trash-talking, and family movies.

Not many have a movie or group of movies they have to watch every year, but maybe this year you should enjoy some good ole fashion movies about Thanksgiving.

Those who pay for a stay can use the sisters' spellbook, tag along on a guided, creepy tour of nearby Salem, and park their brooms safely on the premises.

For those not paying close enough attention, one of the Magic Valley's most popular art, food, and wine events is just a month away, and also is set in a beautiful location that includes waterfalls and islands.

Odds are at some point you have gone to a park, a pool, or a drive-in and enjoyed a movie outside in the summer, and in the Magic Valley, it is no different.

Rest in the winter, because now is time to get out, enjoy the fresh air, and have fun at all the events taking place around Twin Falls and the Magic Valley.

One of the main characters and defenders of what most would consider the "good side," known as House Atreides, is the character Duncan Idaho who is brought back to life on the big screen by Aquaman's Jason Momoa.

By the way, has anyone actually seen this film?

Have any of you actually seen this stretch of roadway where this sign is located? Or, do you believe this to be a fake movie prop?

Walmart recently announced that they would be holding drive-in movie events in the parking lots of some of their stores.

The movie had a budget of $6.5 million, and went on to gross close to $25 million.

With Valentine's Day coming up, a lot of people are looking for movies to watch and romantic comedies fill the void.

Two years ago I made the mistake of letting my small children watch Gremlins a few days before Halloween.

The public needs to be on alert for any type of related threats.

Paul was born in Emmet, Idaho, which is approximately 30 miles northwest of Boise. He attended Centennial High School, a graduate of the class of 1997.

I just want to say, that with Halloween just a few weeks away, I fully endorse some safe, harmless pranks that might put some a tad on edge. Well played to those responsible.

How often do you go to the movies and how early do you get there before the show?