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And the punchline:

Everyone is loving Meryl Streep’s performance

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The HBO drama series "Big Little Lies" is studded with stars, but fans of the show are particularly obsessed with a woman: Meryl Streep.

The series takes place in a quiet town on the beach and is based on the novel of the same name. It tells a grim, funny story of murder and mischief where you least expect it. Hollywood actresses Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon and Shailene Woodley are…

Looking Back at Meryl Streep’s Fiery Globes Speech

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It won’t be all about the glitz and glamor at this year’s Golden Globe ceremony.

With the current political climate and Hollywood’s ongoing sexual harassment scandal, viewers can expect more than a few celebrities to use their platform at this year’s awards show to spread an important message.

Ahead of the Jan. 7 awards ceremony, PEOPLE is taking a look back at Meryl Streep‘s empowered…

My experience with the mix-and-match idea was through a childrens game I played myself many years ago. I remember that it pictured clowns and during the game you would collect the “correct” clown by rolling the dice. It actually made even more fun, when you assembled the clown in the wrong way...so you would build a clown with long legs, a tiny belly and a massive bowtie.

The funny thing with sTreeps is of course that you can actually touch and interact with the objects you see. It would be fun to see the bowtie turning like a propeller or the clowns hat shrinking to his knees. What a hilarious idea...that just adds really another level! Here you see the game I am refering to:

(Image taken from http://www.kinder-online-shop.ch/; Game by Ravensburger)

I am not sure how much children actually play boardgames anymore? The amount must have changed, since new technologies and devices provide such a vivid alternative. My impression is though that most playgroups and kindergarden teachers still work mostly with board games - but times are changing and it changes quickly. So what will the close future look like?