Kick them in the ballots Freeform FF'ing vote and Bye 2020 billboards...

Happy New Year's Eve! By this stage, who doesn't want to kick the rotten 2020 to the curb and start anew with a fresh, shiny New Year.

This year we've learned who the real essential workers are. From doctors, nurses and healthcare workers on the frontlines, to the cleaners, delivery drivers, grocery store workers, teachers, postal workers, restaurant staff and everyone else trying to keep everyone, healthy, fed and supported during these challenging times.

2020 also demonstrated the power of your vote to make meaningful change and whilst people wait for some kind of stimulus check to make up for months of unemployment, to help keep them afloat, with food and roof over their head, there's one last battle to be waged.

Unless Democrats take back the Senate in the Georgia runoff elections, don't expect Mitch McConnell to stop obstructing progress. The divide between rich and poor will continue to grow ever wider, whilst people continue to lose their jobs, homes and healthcare. So it truly is time to kick 2020 in the ballots for one last time.

The Freeform voting billboard was captured along Highland Avenue on November 10 (intended to encourage Americans to exercise their democratic right to vote in the U.S. Presidential Election), whilst the 'Bye 2020' Adult Swim billboard was snapped along the Sunset Strip on December 20, 2020.

And now for a reality check. The early months of 2021 may be even worse than the whole of 2020, with increases in infections and deaths, COVID-19 fatigue and the idiots still refusing to wear masks and follow simple social distancing advice.

The good news is that at least three vaccines are on the way and a whole new administration in the U.S. to try and get this travesty under control.

So farewell 2020, and don't let the door hit you on your way out.

Grab a bottle of bubbly and may the Force be with you Georgia.

Shameless final season 11 TV billboards...

With the end of the year fast-approaching it's almost time to call last orders on 2020, plus this December is also the last call for Showtime's Shameless.

The U.S. comedy-drama, based on Paul Abbott's British series of the same name, is back for an eleventh and final season of trouble and dysfunction with the 'Gallagher' clan on the South Side of Chicago, fighting neighbours and gentrification.

These final season billboards were photographed along the Sunset Strip, Melrose Avenue and La Brea Avenue from December 7 to December 21, 2020.

Meanwhile this inflatable pint glass and wraparound the green Oscar Niemeyer-designed Forum building (created with the help of Boldsite Media) was snapped along the Sunset Strip on December 21, 2020,

Fans of the show can also enjoy all these previous season promo billboards for Shameless filling the city skyline from December 2010 to date. 

From the looks of these billboards the last season is going to be a wild ride and the family is going out with a bang.

It's the end of an era, drinks all around.

Let Them All Talk movie billboards...

This time in-between Christmas and the New Year is always the perfect opportunity to catch up on any movies or shows you've not had time for over the busy holiday season.

With that in mind, streaming platform HBO Max was offering up a new film starring Meryl Streep this December, Let Them All Talk, directed by Steven Soderbergh from a screenplay by Deborah Eisenberg.

She plays a Pulitzer Prize-winning author working on a new manuscript, which her publisher hopes is a sequel to her bestselling work, who is convinced to take a cruise ship to London from New York to receive a prestigious literary award because she doesn't want to fly.

She's accompanied by her nephew (Lucas Hedges) and her two old friends, played by Dianne Wiest and Candice Bergen, the latter of which feels her previous novel was based on her life and has caused a rift between the two.

Unbeknownst to the writer, her agent (played by Gemma Chan) also joins them on the transatlantic journey hoping to find out details of the new book.

These movie billboards were snapped along La Brea Avenue, Fountain Avenue, Fairfax Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard from December 7 to December 20, 2020.

Fans of Meryl Streep can also enjoy these Florence Foster Jenkins billboards, these Big Little Lies season 2 billboards, these Ricki and the Flash billboards and these Into the Woods billboards, to name but a few.

With films like Wonder Woman 1984 and this new all-star comedy-drama, HBO Max, is certainly trying its hardest to attract subscribers this festive season.

We Can Be Heroes movie billboards...

If you liked Wonder Woman 1984 this Christmas, the family fun super-heroics keep coming this month courtesy of Netflix and Robert Rodriguez's We Can Be Heroes.

The movie is a stand-alone sequel to 2005's The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D and follows the kids of Earth's superheroes working together to save their parents and the planet when the heroes are kidnapped by alien invaders.

Pedro Pascal, Priyanka Chopra, Brittany Perry-Russell, Taylor Dooley, Christian Slater, Boyd Holbrook, Sung Kang, YaYa Gosselin and more star in this tale of a new generation of heroes.

These special extension cut-out billboards for the Netflix movie were captured along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on October 20, 2020.

Can teamwork and inherited superpowers save the world and the Heroics this holiday season? You'll just have to stream the movie and see.

Bridgerton series premiere TV billboards...

Not only does Netflix have original films like The Prom, We Can Be Heroes, The Midnight Sky, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and The Christmas Chronicles 2 to entertain its subscribers this festive season, but the streaming giant also dropped its new Shonda Rhimes produced period drama series, Bridgerton, on Christmas Day.  

Created for the small screen by Chris Van Dusen, the television series is adapted from Julia Quinn's bestselling romance novels set during the competitive world of Regency London high society.

The world of wealth, lust and betrayal are seen through the eyes of the powerful 'Bridgerton' family in this first project from Shonda Rhimes for the streamer since her $150 million deal.

These series premiere billboards were photographed along the Sunset Strip, Pico Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard from December 9 to December 20, 2020.

For more English period drama, you may also enjoy taking a look at these Belgravia billboards and these Gentleman Jack billboards.

If this colourful and sexy update of Regency era romance wasn't enough to tempt you, the series is also narrated by Julie Andrews as the high society gossip columnist, 'Lady Whistledown', so let the scandals begin.

Soul movie billboards...

Just because it's Christmas doesn't mean the 'Streaming Wars' have become any less brutal, in fact the conflict has intensified to a whole new blockbuster level.

In addition to HBO Max streaming Wonder Woman 1984 this Christmas Day for its paying subscribers, Disney+ decided to skip a theatrical release for the new Disney/Pixar movie, Soul.

Since Disney's streaming platform only launched last November it makes sense the entertainment giant would bring out the big guns during this pandemic to attract new subscribers and retain those who signed up a year ago.

In Pixar Animated Studios new movie, Jamie Foxx voices a middle school band teacher named 'Joe Gardner' whose life hasn't gone the way he thought it would.

His true passion is playing jazz, and he's good, but it takes one small misstep to send him on the journey of a lifetime into a different realm.

Having an out-of-body experience he must help a young soul-in-training named '22' (voice by Tina Fey) find her way if he has any chance of returning to Earth alive.

The giant-sized billboard for the computer-animated movie was snapped towering over West Hollywood's Sunset Plaza on December 20, 2020.

Meanwhile the other landscape billboards were photographed along La Brea Avenue, Santa Monica Boulevard, Fairfax Avenue, Olympic Boulevard and Barham Boulevard through December 21, 2020.

Disney/Pixar movie fans can also enjoy these billboards for Inside Out, these Brave movie billboards, these Toy Story 4 billboards, these Finding Dory billboards, these Incredibles 2 billboards, these Monsters University billboards, these Coco billboards and these Disneyland Pixar Fest billboards.

2020 has certainly been a challenging year, so make sure you watch your step as you head into 2021 to follow your dreams and heal your soul, wherever your path may take you.

The Christmas Chronicles 2 movie billboards...

Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas to all our friends, followers and fans today.

Once all the presents are opened and you're stuffed from eating too much, Daily Billboard always likes to enjoy a festive family movie to keep the holiday spirit flowing.

This year you're in luck as Kurt Russell is back as 'Santa Claus' on Netflix and he's joined by his real-life wife, Goldie Hawn, as 'Mrs. Claus' in The Christmas Chronicles 2.

In this Yuletide sequel, Christmas is threatened when the cantankerous 'Belsnickel' (Julian Dennison) steals the Christmas Star that sits atop the tree in Santa's Village at the North Pole, that keeps his magical home hidden.

It's up to the newly blended family of Darby Camp's 'Kate Pierce' and Jahzir Bruno's 'Jack Booker' to help Santa, Mrs. Claus and his elves save the joy of Christmas for kids around the world before it's too late.

With snow, reindeers, candy canes and an urgent mission, let's see if The Christmas Chronicles 2 can supply the holiday magic on this special day.

These festive movie billboards were photographed along West Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard on November 22, 2020, but Daily Billboard thought they'd be the perfect gift for Christmas Day.

Here's even a short video of one of the billboards with the Christmas tree glittering in the winter skies of L.A.

Fans of the movie can also check out these billboards for The Christmas Chronicles from December 2018.

Plus for more Father Christmas-themed ad creatives, make sure you also enjoy these Klaus movie billboards, these Coke Santa billboards and these jolly GNC Live Well Santa billboards.

Hopefully you weren't on Santa's naughty list this year and wore a mask, because it takes a village to keep everyone safe and healthy this holiday season.

Have a merry day and keep the festive cheer flowing.