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Sydney Sweeney dressed as the dragon from Shrek in a sexy costume for her Thanksgiving celebrations, sharing photos with friends in various character costumes, and also discussed her recent film 'Christy' and her personal hot dog preferences.
The article humorously lists 50 bizarre and nostalgic things that were considered normal in the 2000s, including quirky gadgets, marketing trends, and pop culture phenomena like Shrek-themed products, early social media quirks, and peculiar fashion choices.
The New York Times' word game, Connections, challenges players to categorize words into groups. For November 5, 2024, the categories are: things with shells, figures in Shrek, things that are fuzzy, and magic-related terms. The game has gained popularity similar to Wordle, with players sharing their results on social media.
The article provides hints and solutions for the New York Times' daily word game, Connections, for November 5. Players must group 16 words into four categories based on shared characteristics. Today's categories include fuzzy items, things with shells, characters from Shrek, and items associated with magic. The article also discusses the author's experience with the game and offers additional resources for players seeking help with past puzzles.
Shrek fans will have the opportunity to stay at a re-creation of Shrek's swamp home in the Scottish Highlands through Airbnb. The cozy cottage, located on the Ardverikie Estate, will be available for a two-night stay for up to three guests from October 27 to October 29. The stay is free, and guests can enjoy the rustic charm of the one-room, two-bed, one-bath cottage, complete with an outhouse. Donkey, Shrek's best friend, will be the on-site concierge and promises to arrange meals, including his famous waffles in the morning. Airbnb will make a donation to the Scottish HopScotch Children's Charity in connection with the stay.
Airbnb is offering a two-night stay in a real-life recreation of Shrek's swamp, located in the Scottish Highlands. The listing, posted by "Donkey," features a two-bed, one-bath secluded haven with an outhouse resembling the one from the first Shrek film. Although Shrek won't be there, the historic Ardverikie Estate, where the swamp is located, once hosted Queen Victoria. Interested guests can reserve the stay on October 13, but be aware that there is no Wi-Fi available.
Airbnb has recreated Shrek's Swamp from the hit 2001 film and is offering fans the chance to stay for two nights in the Scottish Highlands. Bookings open on October 13th, with a one-time donation to HopScotch Children's Charity. The stay includes the opportunity to relax in the swampy oasis, visit Shrek's iconic outhouse, and enjoy waffles hosted by Donkey. This is not the first time Airbnb has offered fans the chance to stay in iconic fictional locations.
Steve Harwell, the frontman of Smash Mouth, instantly recognized the potential of their hit song "All Star" when he first heard the demo tape. The song gained popularity after being featured in the opening of the movie "Shrek," propelling it to become a staple of internet meme culture. Harwell, who struggled with addiction and health complications, including liver failure, passed away at the age of 56. Despite initial doubts from record executives, "All Star" became a chart-topping success and a defining song for the band. Harwell embraced the song's meme status and acknowledged it as part of their legacy.
Modders have already created a Shrek mod for the Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo, replacing the chainsaw-wielding Dr. Salvador. Other mods include replacement skins for Leon, such as Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas star Carl “C.J.” Johnson and even a femme version of Leon. The game launches on March 24 on PlayStation, PC, and Xbox platforms.