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Punches and Nogs
A tasty punch or a rich eggnog can be the life of a party. A mixologist and cocktail historian gives tips on how to make the most delicious and festive holiday drinks, just in time for New Years! Plus: comedian Lizz Winstead makes light of the high and low moments of 2008.

2008 Bloopers
With the presidential elections, the economic meltdown, and much more - 2008 has been quite a year! Comedian Lizz Winstead, co-founder of the “Daily Show” and producer and star of "Wake Up World," takes on the highs and lows of the past year.
What do you think were the funniest moments of 2008?
Event:
Lizz is producing and starring in special inauguration themed shows
of "Wake Up World"
in Washington DC
at the Arlington Cinema n' Drafthouse
January 16 & 17

Holiday Punch Bowl
A tasty punch or a rich egg nog is the life of many a holiday party! Get tips on how to make the most delicious holiday drinks. Writer, mixologist, and cocktail historian David Wondrich is author of the book Imbibe! He's also written an article on punch for the Dec. issue of Saveur magazine called "With Glasses Raised."
What's your favorite holiday drink, alcoholic or non-alcoholic? Share the recipe if you have it.
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