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Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. As temperatures fall and time races towards the end of September, there are a few signs that Fall is near: it starts feeling a little more right listening to Taylor Swift during your morning commute, hints of Halloween brainstorming have begun trickling into your group chats, and yes…Williams Sonoma’s new Fall catalogue is convincing you to spend all your money. The brand’s lineup of cozy, warm and overall fall-friendly kitchenware pieces, which always drop at some point before October, never disappoint. They of course have Le Crueset’s famous limited-edition Pumpkin Cocotte but they also have an adorable Peanuts Halloween collection, these more subtle autumnal hand towels and this gorgeous pumpkin loaf pan. Shop Williams Sonoma’s full Halloween Shop here, and check out the best pieces below: Courtesy of Williams Sonoma This special edition of Le Creuset’s famous Cocotte has all the same tried-and-true features of the brand’s year-round cookware, expect it’s shaped like a pumpkin and boasts a deep orange hue that’s perfect for fall. The cast iron is coated with double porcelain enamel distributes heat slowly and evenly ideal for cooking pot roast, braises, soups, stews and casseroles.

Ooni pizza oven to artisanal spices like the Belazu Rose harissa. Looking for a last-minute gift? You can’t go wrong with one of the many festive culinary experiences and classes offered by Sur la Table. If you pick the right gift, you might just get to reap the delicious benefits yourself.

the greatest features of the holiday season. Each box is filled with windows that count down the 24 days before Christmas (or, in some cases, the 12 days). Every day, you open one little door to reveal a surprise.

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Rudie Obias editor If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. With the return of “Bridgerton” to Netflix, a lot of attention is focused on the steamy romance series for season three. The first part of the season drops on Thursday, May 16, while the second part comes out on Thursday, June 13.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. ‘Tis the season for high tea, as it always is if you reside in Shonda Rhimes’ fantastical Regency Era in “Bridgerton.” Ahead of the Netflix show’s highly anticipated fourth season, Williams Sonoma partnered with the streamer to release a limited-edition collection of snacks, beverages and other kitchenware items inspired by the show’s fanciful costume and set designs.

Black Friday? Don’t worry the Cyber Monday sales are streaming in and there’s one more chance to land your big deals on top-line home goods. And yes that applies to the ever-elusive Ninja Creami! The TikTok-loved brand, Stanley, is offering up to 25% off it’s sale items, including this darling thermos. Sadly, the Starbucks Stanleys aren’t included but we did find a whole heap of these hard-to-find red cups in a previous gift guide.

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and ) with almost none of the stress of cooking and cleaning.Sure, it might sound shocking at first—shouldn’t Thanksgiving dinner be a DIY situation? But folks, another way is possible. When you order your meal online, there’s no chance of forgetting an ingredient and frantically searching for a . Heat-and-eat options also ensure that you won’t drastically dry out (or worse, undercook) your turkey, while meal kits allow you to put an elaborate menu for two on the table with minimal effort.

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn has revealed she wants to join the cast of The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills.The 31-year-old realtor dished to Page Six: 'This quarantine, I’m telling you really turned a ho into a housewife because I find myself going on Williams Sonoma.'She shared: 'I got a bread maker, I got a pasta maker.I’m really relating more and more to these ladies every day and I’m loving it.' 'I'm really relating more and more to these ladies': Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn has revealed she wants to join the cast of The Real Housewives Of Beverly HillsWhile on the podcast Reality Life recently, Christine theorized that she might tiff with Real Housewives Teddi Jo Mellencamp and Sutton Stracke if she were on the