L-R: Melissa Joan Hart, Marie Osmond, Marla Sokoloff & Keshia Knight Pulliam | Photos: Lifetime

Lifetime has been increasing their Christmas cheer little by little each year, and it looks like they’re officially hit peak holiday spirit because we’ll be getting non-stop festive programming this year…starting in October!

The network’s annual holiday programming slate, It’s A Wonderful Lifetime, which usually doesn’t begin until after Thanksgiving, will kick off on October 25 and run through December 25 – aka – Christmas Day with a record-setting 28 original movies. You’ll also be able to enjoy those premieres plus old favorites 24-hours a day, seven-days-a-week, throughout the season.

Lifetime has released information on 6 out of the 28 original films — including another movie featuring a mini-“One Tree Hill” reunion, which was a hit last year, as well as more fan-favorites: Melissa Joan Hart, Tia Mowry-Hardict, Marie Osmond and Keisha Knight Pulliam, for starters.

Get the scoop below!

(Left) Lee Norris, Tyler Hilton, Hilarie Burton, Megan Park & Colin Fickes. (Right) Barbara Alyn Woods & Antwon Tanner on set.
Photos: Instagram

Last month I told you about Hilarie Burton reuniting, once again, with her former “One Tree Hill” costar Tyler Hilton and his real life wife Megan Park for another Lifetime Christmas movie called “A Christmas Wish”, and now I’m happy to now report that, just like last year, several former OTH cast members have jumped aboard the project, which creates another exciting mini reunion project.

Antwon Tanner, who played Antwon ‘Skills’ Taylor on the long-running drama, and co-starred in last year’s “The Christmas Contract”, has joined the film as well as Lee Norris, Barbara Alyn Woods, and Colin Fickes who starred as Marvin ‘Mouth’ McFadden, Deb Scott and Jimmy Edwards on ‘Tree Hill’, respectively.  I sure hope this is becoming a holiday tradition for this tight-knit crew!

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I love Christmas surprises in May, especially when it’s as fun as this one!

Hilarie Burton revealed on her Instagram yesterday that she’s working on another Christmas movie for the Lifetime network, titled “A Christmas Wish”, with her friends Tyler Hilton and Megan Park.

It’s actually another mini “One Tree Hill” reunion; Burton and Hilton starred as Peyton Sawyer and Chris Keller, respectively, on the former long-running hit drama. Last year the two co-starred in Lifetime’s “The Christmas Contract”, which featured many more of their former OTH co-stars.

It was quite the holiday treat!

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If you caught the premiere of “Time For Me to Come Home for Christmas” on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries tonight, then you were treated to a sweet story, good holiday music, and an adorable reindeer sweater worn by the leading actress, Megan Park.

In the film, based off of the Blake Shelton song and book by his mother Dorothy Shelton, Megan plays the role of Cara Hill — whose holiday travels don’t go so smoothly.

While at the airport for one of the scenes, we see Cara wearing a quirky festive sweater — the Blizzard Bay ‘Happy Rudolph’ Ugly Christmas Sweater with 3D Scarf and Bells, to be exact.

I just love that the candy cane stripe design also covers the full back! Despite Christmas being just around the corner, this sweater is still available in many sizes at Amazon.com for $17.99.

FYI: The red bag Cara has throughout the movie (pictured above) is by London Fog!

Stay merry!

L-R: Josh Henderson, Megan Park & Jean Smart. | Photos: NBCUniversal/Crown Media/ABC

The past few weeks have been filled with cast announcements for Hallmark’s upcoming holiday programming, and today is no different.

According to Entertainment Tonight, Josh Henderson, Megan Park, and Jean Smart are the latest names heading to the networks for Christmas this year!

Henderson and Park (“My Christmas Love”) will costar in “Time for Me to Come Home for Christmas” for Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. The film is based off of the 2012 Blake Shelton song as well as the book, of the same name, by Shelton’s mother, Dorothy Shackleford.