We had a lot of fun last night at the The Book Of Life Fiesta on Twitter hosted by director Jorge Gutierrez to celebrate the film’s release in Digital HD.

Now, The Book Of Life will take part this Sunday in the 45th Annual Three Kings Day Parade in Little Havana, Miami! The route for the parade, which is from 12-2pm, will go down Calle Ocho along Southwest 8th street, from 4th to 17th Avenues.

While the digital version of the film, which features the voices of Zoe Saldana, Channing Tatum, Diego Luna, Christina Applegate, Ice Cube, Ron Perlman, and Kate del Castillo, is already available, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment will release the Blu-ray, 3D Blu-ray, and DVD on January 27, 2015.

New Year’s Eve is tomorrow, so if you want to ring in the New Year with your very little ones, but don’t want them to stay up til the stroke of midnight, Netflix has a solution for you.

Netflix has created an on-demand New Year’s Eve Countdown program on their streaming service that can be watched beforehand, because from what I understand there are people who on New Year’s Eve fool their small children into thinking it’s midnight earlier than when it is, so that they’ll go to sleep on time.

The Netflix countdown is a 3-minute short featuring King Julien, the star of their new series All Hail King Julien, a spin-off of DreamWorks Animations’ Madagascar film. The Countdown is available right now in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, UK, Ireland, the Nordics, the Netherlands, and France.

If you’ve ever been on the internet (that’s this fancy doodad you’re using now), you’ve more than likely seen a video of a house synchronizing their holiday lights and decorations to music. We’ve seen it done using video game music; we’ve seen it done for non-Christmas holidays like Halloween; we’ve seen some good, hard metal used; and, most recently, we’ve seen a very cool Star Wars-themed lights show.

On this Christmas Eve we have for you just some lights set to Christmas music. That may sound a bit boring, sure, but the catch here is that an entire neighborhood got in on the action and synced all of their lights together. They filmed the results using a drone, and then capped it all off with a pretty spectacular little holiday celebration that will make you wish you lived there. All that’s missing is some good snow falling.

You can see all of the videos below.

Trick ‘r Treat director Michael Dougherty is working on a new horror-comedy holiday film for next year titled Krampus, based on the legend of the pagan figure who punishes the wicked.

Legendary Pictures has released three animated “Krampus Cards” for the holiday that give a glimpse into the world of Dougherty’s dark Yuletide horror film, which is scheduled for release for the 2015 holiday season.

Check out the animated holiday cards here below, along with the film’s official synopsis.

Christmas is mere days away and there’s a good chance you’re still searching for some last-minute gifts. If you want to avoid the craziness of the Mall, you can still shop online and sneak in some Christmas Eve deliveries and/or have some digital gifts to have ready for Christmas Day.

There’s still time for you to order gifts through Amazon and have them physically arrive by Christmas Eve (see details below). There’s also plenty of digital gifts to give: You can also gift ebooks, MP3 music, apps, digital comics, and video game downloads; send a gift card electronically; or make a charitable donation in the recipient’s name. Either email the recipient their gift, or print up an e-card and hand it to them. Take a look at our various Gift Guides for inspiration.

Here’s some last-minute online gift ideas …