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post up with a cup of tea, a fluffy blanket and a pumpkin-scented candle. All that’s missing is the perfect autumn-inspired watch list — but don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.From traveling to Stars Hollow with Lorelai (Lauren Graham) and Rory (Alexis Bledel) Gilmore to fighting vampires and creatures of the night in Sunnydale with a beloved blonde teenager (Sarah Michelle Gellar), these shows and movies are sure to create the perfect cozy-season atmosphere.Scroll for a list of the most iconic shows and movies to watch this fall.Set in a picturesque Connecticut town, this multigenerational drama follows Lorelai Gilmore running a beloved bed-and-breakfast with her best friend, Sookie, and navigating motherhood with her daughter, Rory.And, of course, we can’t forget the hunks of the series, including Scott Patterson, Milo Ventimiglia and Jared Padalecki, as both mother and daughter have their respective love stories ever-unfolding along the way.Where to watch: Netflix.

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Dead Man Walking, an operatic adaptation of Sister Helen Prejean’s famous book that he developed with Terrence McNally.Barton and Heggie will perform music from The Breaking Waves at this recital, designed in part as a live showcase of the duo’s Grammy-nominated 2020 album Unexpected Shadows.The program also includes the album’s song cycles “Of Gods & Cats,” set to poems by Gavin Dillard, and “Iconic Legacies: First Ladies at the Smithsonian,” set to poems by Gene Scheer and originally commissioned by Vocal Arts.Also on tap at the concert is “What I Miss the Most,” a song cycle set to lyrics by an assorted bunch of strong, inspiring women, including Prejean, Joyce DiDonato, Patti Lupone, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Kathleen Kelly.“Jamie Barton and Jake Heggie make music together in a way that is completely beguiling and infectious,” says Vocal Arts DC’s Peter Russell in a press release.“It is an honor to welcome them back to our organization for the first time since our 25th anniversary season in the autumn of 2015, and I know their program will be a joyous occasion.”Wednesday, April 6, at 7:30 p.m. Terrace Theater.

You’ve Got Mail’s autumn backdrop and depiction of love at the beginning of the internet has continued to entice viewers for more than two decades.AOL’s instant messaging might be a thing of the past, but the 1998 rom-com starring Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks has never gone out of style.Despite being rival bookstore owners — Ryan’s Kathleen Kelly owned The Shop Around the Corner while Hanks’ Joe Fox founded the Fox Books chain, which was putting her out of business — fans have continued to root for the star-crossed lovers.With the help of online chatting, “Shopgirl” and “NY152” fell in love without knowing who they were falling for.