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NBC is bringing the holiday season to life with Christmas in Nashville, a warm, musical celebration straight from the heart of Music City. If your idea of December includes twinkling lights, soulful voices and that unmistakable Nashville charm, this special is exactly the kind of festive comfort you want on your screen.

Christmas in Nashville is all about joy. The kind that comes from live performances, real voices and artists who know how to make the simplest song feel like a story. The special brings together top country names and rising stars, blending classic Christmas nostalgia with Nashville’s modern sound. It is the kind of show where one moment you are smiling, the next you are humming along without even realising it.

But what makes this holiday event stand out is the atmosphere. It is Nashville. The home of songwriters, storytellers and performers who pour heart into everything they do. The city turns into its own character here. The lights, the streets, the stages, the crowds, the warmth. You can almost feel the cold outside and the glow of a decorated venue inside. It feels real, lived in and designed to make viewers feel part of the celebration.

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Christmas specials often try too hard to recreate a feeling, but this one feels natural. There is no overdone sparkle or hyper-staged glamour. It is simply music, holiday spirit and people bringing their best to the season. The performances have energy, the harmonies hit exactly where they should, and every moment carries a bit of that Nashville soul.

Whether you are tuning in with your family, keeping it on in the background as you decorate or watching it alone with a cup of hot chocolate, this is the kind of special that fits any mood. It is festive without being overwhelming. It is warm without being sentimental. It gives you everything you expect from a Christmas show, wrapped in Nashville’s signature style.

Christmas in Nashville premieres December 3, 2025, on NBC.If you are looking for something that truly captures the music and magic of the holidays, this is one to mark on your calendar.

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Maxim and Queen Miami Beach are teaming up to present one of Miami Beach’s most anticipated Art Basel events: the Maxim Basel Edition party inside the celebrated venue on Friday, December 5 from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. The collaboration merges Maxim’s long-standing influence in culture and nightlife with Queen’s world-class hospitality, creating an immersive evening of red carpet moments, art, fashion, music, and high-glamour entertainment.

Guests will be welcomed into the heart of Art Basel’s creative atmosphere as Maxim brings its signature experiential format to Miami. The event will feature a headline performance by DJ Ruckus, an avant-garde runway moment powered by Art Hearts Fashion, and a celebration marking the official release of the Maxim Winter Issue. The night is designed as a fully immersive VIP experience that reflects both Maxim’s cultural legacy and the signature energy of Art Week.

Set within Queen’s meticulously restored Art Deco landmark, the event unfolds against a dramatic backdrop of gold-leaf accents, soaring architectural lines, theatrical lighting, and multi-level viewpoints. Queen Miami Beach has become known as one of the city’s most sophisticated destinations. The venue, part of the esteemed Mr. Hospitality portfolio that also includes Marion Miami and Lafayette Steakhouse, serves as an opulent stage for Maxim’s return to Basel celebrations.

Throughout the evening, guests can expect exclusive performances, immersive fashion presentations, Basel-inspired installations designed with Queen, high-gloss photo environments, and bespoke visual design elements. The buzzy Maxim event will draw a vibrant mix of models, artists, creators, and global tastemakers who flock to Miami for Art Basel every year. Capacity will be limited, with a curated VIP guest list and a limited number of tickets and VIP table options available to the public, so score your tickets now.

As McLaren’s star driver Lando Norris fights to drive a points lead all the way to his first ever F1 title—and McLaren’s first drivers’ championship since 2008—the 2025 constructors’ champs are minting a headphone three-peat with Bowers & Wilkins.

The British institutions previously joined forces for special editions of the Bowers & Wilkins Pi8 earbuds and the first iteration of its top-shelf Px8 headphone. But the recent release of the new-and-improved Px8 S2 calls for yet another McLaren makeover of the upscale audio brand’s “best-sounding headphones” ever. Instead of the Onyx Black and silvery Warm Stone launch colors, the design integrates the signature McLaren Papaya finish with a striking Anthracite Grey, as well as the McLaren Speedmark logo on both the headband and earcups. Those racy elements are paired with diamond-cut bright edges on the elliptical logo plate and memory-foam cushions clad in Nappa leather.

The Px8 builds on the success of the Px7 S3 headphones, featuring redesigned 40mm Carbon Cone drive units and an improved chassis, voice coil, and magnet to achieve what’s been deemed the brand’s best wireless headphone sound. Those drive units are angled and positioned optimally to relay sound directly into the ear with power from a discrete amplifier. Also aboard is support for aptX Adaptive 24/96 and aptX Lossless technologies, which transmit the highest fidelity sounds from streaming services such as Amazon Music, Qobuz, and Tidal.

That audio quality is supplemented by Bowers & Wilkins’ latest noise-canceling technologies, which include eight high-performance microphones—two to measure the output of each drive unit, four positioned at opposite ends of each earcup to monitor ambient noise, and two to provide voice clarity. ADI Pure Voice, the latest generation of voice processing technology, mitigates unwanted noise to ensure clearer phone call quality.

The Px8 S2 is compatible with the Bowers & Wilkins music app, which allows users to adjust the amount of noise canceling, select the wear sensor sensitivity, monitor the 30-hour battery level, tweak the operation of the physical “Quick Action” button to either cycle through three noise-canceling modes or launch their phone’s voice assistant, and, for the first time on the Px8, fine-tune the listening experience via a five-band EQ. Over-the-air updates promise to keep the Px8 S2 from becoming obsolete.

Priced from $899, the Bowers & Wilkins x McLaren Px8 S2 headphones are available to purchase now.