Chia Pets Go Hollywood: From 1977 Novelty to Big Screen Movie
Pop culture goes bizarro as Chia Pets head to the big screen. From 1977 novelty planters to a potential movie, can a novelty gift become a hit film?
Pop culture goes bizarro as Chia Pets head to the big screen. From 1977 novelty planters to a potential movie, can a novelty gift become a hit film?
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