A creative vase can help incorporate your flowers into your decor. Find a plastic bucket, and you will be on your way to ...

While the most obvious use for a 5-gallon bucket is to haul stuff around, the dynamic bucket need not be limited to that ...

Customers will need enough containers, such as 5-gallon buckets, to hold the purchased fish when picked up. Each container ...

Just as Kate Weids did, I took my scattered thoughts about my dreams and goals and shared them with ChatGPT and asked it to create a plan to accomplish everything in my 5-year bucket list.

That day, as part of Cinemark’s first-ever “Bring Your Own Bucket” initiative, popcorn lovers can do just that. For the price of $5, patrons can fill their own buckets for $5 at all Cinemark ...

Cinemark’s first-ever “Bring Your Own Bucket” promotion will be on Jan ... the movie chain will fill it with fresh popcorn for $5, up to the equivalent of two XL popcorn sizes or 400 ...

(KTLA) — National theater chain Cinemark is offering a one-day deal that will almost certainly lead to hijinks from moviegoers later this month. Cinemark’s first-ever “Bring Your Own Bucket ...

Cinemark, one of the largest and most influential theatrical exhibition companies in the world, is celebrating National Popcorn Day on Sunday, Jan. 19 with a $5 “Bring Your Own Bucket” deal ...

For one day only, you can bring your own empty popcorn bucket and for $5, Cinemark will fill it. Customers are encouraged to “get creative and bring in any container, tote, or bag,” up to 400 ...

On Jan. 19, customers can bring in a clean container of their choice and fill it with fresh popcorn for $5 — no movie ticket necessary. While popcorn lovers can load up on the buttery treat for ...

Another way to commemorate the unofficial holiday, and to remember what has the potential for be a legendary day in snacking history, Cinemark will be offering $5 XL popcorn buckets at all theater ...

Celebrate National Popcorn Day with up to 400 ounces of the buttery stuff for one day only on January 19. Movie theaters must really be struggling if they want us to supply the popcorn bucket.