This year’s special-edition packaging and product of Goldfish cheddar crackers will feature red crackers in the shape of Lighting McQueen. The Cars 3 movie is all about encouraging children to not give up on their dreams and how with the help of friends and family they can make those dreams a reality. The Goldfish brand has set out to help deliver on that same goal by connecting families through playful moments with delicious crackers. Cars 3 Goldfish crackers are now available nationwide for $2.49.
Just in time for the movie premiere, Campbell’s Soup fans can fill their soup spoons with intricate, die-cut pasta shapes of Cars 3 characters, Lightening McQueen, Mater and Doc Hudson as well as collect each special edition label featuring Lightening McQueen, Jackson Storm and Cruz Ramirez. The Healthy Kids & Charming Shapes Pasta with Chicken Soup does not contain added MSG, artificial flavors or artificial colors. It is now available nationwide for $1.60. Enjoy the movie and products, Terresa =)
In celebration of our 25th anniversary, many of this summer's featured films will take us back to the year 1992! Whether a classic favorite or a recent blockbuster, Randall's Island Park is an amazing place to take in a flick.
Outdoor movie nights take place at sunset every Sunday from June through September. Outdoor movie nights are presented in partnership with the NYC Parks.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (PG-13), Year: 2016, Runtime: 2 hr 13 min An author studying fantastic beasts arrives in 1926 NYC, and gets caught up in a larger conflict when some of the creatures in his care are accidentally released
Hunters Point Parks Conservancy and Nest Seekers will host their own outdoor movie screenings at the LIC Landing event space this summer.View Full Caption
Hunters Point Parks Conservancy
Dozens of outdoor movie screenings are headed to local parks, piers and green spaces in neighborhoods, and this year's line up has a little something for everyone.
From "Purple Rain" to "Casablanca" to "Jurassic World", DNAinfo has compiled your calendar to New York City's outdoor film screenings across the five boroughs.
Most of the events are free, open to the public, and begin at sundown. Viewers are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets and snacks for the evening. Keep in mind that organizers may cancel screenings due to bad weather.
