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Jon Stewart addressed the impending election last night on The Daily Show, noting that each presidential candidate is now making their “closing arguments.” That means there is one more week for the host to decide who he’s going to vote for this year.

“Normally I just vote for whomever The Washington Post endorses,” he said. “But I’m not an Amazon Prime member, so…”

He reflected on Beyoncé appearing at Kamala Harris’ rally in Houston over the weekend before moving on to Donald Trump’s Maga rally at Madison Square Garden,...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about Agatha All Along, Superman & Lois, Power Book IV: Force, The Voice and more!

1 | Considering how often Heartstopper’s Nick and Charlie got interrupted, wouldn’t you think that at some point they’d start locking their doors? And which was more surprising: Imogen realizing that she’s never liked a boy, or Darcy coming out as nonbinary?

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Theater owners have been trying to use smell as a way to heighten the cinematic experience since before "talkies" came into existence, and from the late 1920s until the early 1960s, many attempts were made to add smell to the mix to make things more immersive and memorable for audiences. There was even a so-called "battle of the smellies" between multiple companies vying to dominate this niche market. One of the contenders, Smell-o-Vision, crashed and burned after 1960's mystery comedy "Scent of Mystery" didn't live up to its potential, and later, the technology was listed on a Time reader survey of the Top 100 Worst Ideas of the 20th Century. 

Some filmmakers, like John Waters and Robert Rodriguez, have leaned into the smell idea, making movies where scratch-and-sniff cards were handed out to audiences as they entered the theater, and Regal's 4Dx system currently utilizes a smell component. But now,...

Apple TV+ startet die achtteilige Doku-Serie „Allesesser“ am 19. Juli und hat jetzt den Trailer veröffentlicht.

In der achtteiligen Doku-Serie „Allesesser“ (Originaltitel: „Omnivore“) stellt der dänische Koch René Redzepi, dessen Restaurant „Noma“ in Kopenhagen 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014 und 2021 von der britischen Fachzeitschrift „Restaurant“ zum „besten Restaurant der Welt“ gekürt wurde, in jeder Folge ein anderes Lebensmittel – Bananen, Chili, Kaffee, Mais, Schweinefleisch, Reis, Salz und Thunfisch – in den Mittelpunkt seiner Reise um die ganze Welt.

Dabei versucht er, die Geschichte hinter diesen Lebensmitteln zu erkunden und wie sie die Gesellschaften, Kulturen, Glauben und den Lauf der Menschheitsgeschichte geprägt haben.

Neben Matt Goulding, Chris Rice, Ben Liebmann, Michael Antinoro, Max Wagner, Collin Orcutt und Mateo Willis fungierte René Redzepi auch als ausführender Produzent; auf dem Regiestuhl nahm in jeder Folge jemand anderes Platz: Isabel Coixet, Drea Cooper, Nicola B. Marsh, Sami Khan, Collin Orcutt, David Charles Rodrigues, Rintu Thomas und Mateo Willis.

Apple TV+ startet „Allesesser“ am 19. Juli.

After HBO aired two seasons of Winning Time, a series about the often-controversial glories of the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1980s, FX responded with a series about Los Angeles' other pro basketball team.

That would be the Clippers, an organization that shares a building with the Lakers while offering all the dysfunction but none of the championship banners.

Rather than concentrating on past glories, the FX series Clipped has told the story of the 2014 scandal in which longtime owner Donald Sterling was banned for life from the NBA and forced to sell.

Clipped wrapped up on Tuesday, with the final chapter of Sterling as the team's owner.

Related: 13 Pro Athletes Who Found Great Success as Actors

Sterling may have been forced out of ownership, a rare occurrence in American sports, although he did sell the team, bought years earlier for just $12.5 million, for $2 billion.

And Steve Ballmer, the former CEO of Microsoft,...

Get ready for an exciting episode of “The Established Home” airing this Saturday, July 6, 2024, at 1:00 Pm on Magnolia. In Season 3 Episode 8, titled “Olives Restaurant,” designer Jean steps outside her comfort zone to tackle a unique project—a complete redesign of a beloved restaurant in East Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The restaurant holds a special place in the community but has retained its original early 1990s design. Jean brings her expertise to modernize the space while preserving its charm and character. Viewers can expect to see Jean’s creative process unfold as she navigates the challenges of blending nostalgia with contemporary design trends.

As Jean dives into this non-residential project, she faces decisions that impact not only the aesthetics but also the functionality of the space. From selecting new furniture and decor to reimagining the layout, every choice plays a crucial role in revitalizing Olives Restaurant into a refreshed and inviting dining destination.

Debuting this fall, Magnolia Network will launch its all-new, family-friendly, unscripted content slate created for Max. From ambitious large-scale competitions to out-of-the-box social experiments, this premium content initiative for Max will be produced specifically for the whole household to watch and enjoy together, filled with elements of surprise, delight, and authenticity.

Executive produced by Chip and Joanna Gaines, the new series set to premiere this fall on Max include Roller Jam, Second Chance Stage, and Human vs. Hamster. In addition, the network unveiled its lineup of talent headlining these new series, including Jordin Sparks, Martina McBride, Taye Diggs, Johnny Weir, and more.

“We’re thrilled to launch this fun, ambitious and expansive unscripted slate on Max this fall,” said Allison Page, President of Magnolia Network.

“By leveraging our storytelling and production expertise for these imaginative formats, we aim to surprise and delight viewers of all ages and create opportunities for...

MTV’s RuPaul’s Drag Race and Peacock’s The Traitors lead the nominations for the sixth annual Critics Choice Real TV Awards, with five apiece.

Both series will vie for best competition series, best ensemble cast in an unscripted series, best show host (RuPaul and Alan Cumming) and male star of the year (RuPaul and Cumming, again). Drag Race also is up for best lifestyle show: fashion/beauty, while Traitors‘ Phaedra Parks earned a nom for female star of the year.

Also up for best show host are Will Arnett (Lego Masters), Terry Crews (America’s Got Talent), Kristen Kish (Top Chef) and Keke Palmer (Password).

Male star of the year nominees also include Jerrod Carmichael (Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show), Bertie Gregory (Animals Up Close With Bertie Gregory), Eugene Levy (The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy) and Gerry Turner (The Golden Bachelor).

Also vying for female star are the year...

Slow down, you crazy children! You won’t want to miss Sunday’s major musical celebration from the Piano Man himself. Here’s everything you need to know for watching the Billy Joel: The 100th — Live at Madison Square Garden concert special online.

The concert was filmed live from New York’s Madison Square Garden and will be televised on Sunday, April 14 at 9 pm Et on CBS. If you’re hoping to stream the concert online to snag a virtual seat at the show, you’ll need to sign up for a live-tv streaming service that includes CBS. (Always double-check...

Marking his tenth film, “Naked Nations – Tribe Hong Kong” is also Scud's swan song in filmmaking, with the fact actually being a central element of the narrative of this 161-minute mix of drama, making-of, documentary and self-hommage. At the same time, it can also be perceived as an act of defiance, while one of the central elements of the majority of Scud's films, male nudity is also quite prevalent here, although this time, his own too.

Naked Nations – Tribe Hong Kong is screening at International Film Festival Rotterdam

Scud invites his collaborators from previous films including Adonis He and Osman Hung, along with Stanley Kwan (one of the few men that doesn't get naked in the movie) and embarks in a multileveled “trip” that seems to unfold in a number of thematic axes. The first one is the whole Covid situation, with Scud recording how the government handled the...

On Sunday, October 8, 2023, at 7:00 Pm, viewers can catch the latest episode of “Restaurant: Impossible” on Dfc. In this episode, host Robert Irvine takes on the challenge of reviving Vinny’s Little Italy, a struggling pizza restaurant located in Boulder City, Nv.

The restaurant’s owner, Vinny, finds himself facing a significant problem – he’s stuck in his old ways. To ensure the survival of Vinny’s Little Italy and bring it into the modern era, Robert Irvine must work his magic. He’ll need to convince Vinny to embrace contemporary changes and update the restaurant’s approach.

The episode promises to be a rollercoaster as Robert attempts to rescue Vinny’s Little Italy from fading into obscurity. Viewers will witness the transformation of the restaurant and the challenges that arise in the process.

Don’t miss this episode if you’re a fan of restaurant makeovers and witnessing the...

Be nice to waiters. That’s the first lesson of new four-part BBC One drama Boiling Point. Be nice to waiters not only because it’s nice to be nice, but because however calm and smiling they emerge from behind those flapping kitchen doors, inside blows a hurricane. Personal dramas and business pressures, dodgy colleagues, nightmare customers, shifts that end at midnight and leave you buzzing with adrenaline that needs to go somewhere… it’s the perfect cocktail for dysfunction and conflict. Handily, that in turn is the perfect cocktail for TV drama, as we know from rightly critically acclaimed US series The Bear (watch that and watch this too; there’s plenty of room for both.)

Boiling Point’s second lesson is just to let this creative team get on with it. Give them a second series with the full six episodes immediately, please, because they clearly know what they’re doing.

The trailer for OWN’s forthcoming docuseries, “Rebuilding Black Wall Street,” featuring host Morris Chestnut has been revealed.

Premiering on Sept. 29, the series will follow Chestnut and build teams, led by designers Jon Pierre and Mary Tjon-Joe-Pin (Two Steps Home), as they take viewers through Greenwood’s rich history and the personal journeys of those featured – many of whom are the descendants of original Black Wall Street residents – over the course of six episodes. As new businesses and projects progress, viewers will experience the physical and emotional challenges that come with large-scale construction and celebrate the promise of Greenwood’s future.

On May 31, 1921, Tulsa’s Greenwood District, also referred to as Black Wall Street — a community where Black leaders and entrepreneurs and homeowners thrived, was destroyed by mobs in what has been called the single most horrific incident of racial terrorism since slavery. An estimated 300 people were killed, more than 1,200 homes destroyed,...

Some of music’s most popular and successful acts, including Post Malone, Steve Aoki, and Chris Brown, received millions of dollars from the government grant program designed to help venues and arts programs during Covid-19, Insider reports.

The Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (Svog) was a massive, $14.5 billion aid program operated through the Small Business Administration, meant to provide relief to shuttered venues — from music clubs to local theaters — and other businesses tied to the live entertainment industry (like booking agencies). Artists were also eligible, and according to Insider, corporations and...

“The Real Housewives of New York City” is only a few episodes into its fourteenth season — its first after a complete overhaul — and there’s already plenty of controversy surrounding the cast, which includes (as seen above) Ubah Hassan, Erin Lichy, Sai De Silva, Jessel Taank, Jenna Lyons and Brynn Whitfield.

Before the show even aired, reports swirled that a cast member had dropped out at the beginning of filming.

The political affiliations of another cast member were questioned after her election donations were made public.

As the season progresses, fans will surely see more drama unfold as we learn more about these six women at the center of one of Bravo’s biggest shows.

Click through to see all the controversies surrounding the “Rhony” Season 14 cast.

“The Real Housewives of New York” Season cast: Brynn Whitfield, Erin Lichy, Sai De Silva, Jenna Lyons, Jessel Taank, Ubah Hassan (Bravo)

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Cameo, the video platform where fans can purchase shoutouts from their favorite influencers and celebrities, is launching a first-of-its-kind streaming event to raise funds for coronavirus relief.

The virtual event, dubbed Cameo Cares, will take place from April 16 to 18 on a dedicated website, where fans and celebs can convene for Q&a sessions, games, improv comedy, live concerts, and more. Participating talent is slated to include: Mandy Moore, Debbie Gibson, Busy Philipps, Jerry Harris (of Netflix’s Cheer fame), Mark McGrath, singer-songwriter Lee Brice, Jeff Ross, Chris Daughtry, Terrell Owens, Brett Favre, and more.

You can check out the full event rundown and register for free right here.

Money is being raised in a number of ways, Cameo says. For every Cameo booked during the three-day event, Cameo will donate its standard cut (25%) to charity. Participating creators like Mandy Moore have already committed to donating their own Cameo proceeds to...

Erik Thomson will play a guy who moves to New Zealand with his teenage kids after his wife dies and Rebecca Gibney will return as a homicide cop in new dramas for the Seven Network.

Among the other highlights of Seven.s upfront presentation today are Restaurant Revolution, a spin-off of My Restaurant Rules; Mesmerised, an entertainment series from Endemol Australia fronted by hypnotist Peter Powers; and My Ireland with Colin, which follows My Kitchen Rules judge Collin Fassnidge as he rediscovers the country he left 15 years ago on a motorycycle.

The line-up also includes the previously announced Shine Australia miniseries Catching Milat, which dramatises the investigation that led to the arrest of serial killer Ivan Milat.

The factual slate includes Essential Media & Entertainment.s Australia: The Story of Us, which uses CGI and dramatic re-enactments to chronicle the history of the Australian people, places and events from the first...

In this roundup from the Encore and Mumbrella Annual, we look back at the seven biggest advertising turkeys from the last 12 months.

1. Tip Top The One ‘Warren’

A man called Warren dressed as a loaf of bread bickers awkwardly with a mother and her child in a supermarket. This spot comes from Ddb the agency that not long ago rebranded Telstra.

2. Big W ‘Everyone’s a Winner Baby’

Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney’s first ad for Big W was, unsurprisingly, not press released. A bouncing blue blob made from Big W’s logo was the creative highlight. “Looks like it was put together in powerpoint,” suggested one Mumbrella reader.

3. Subway ‘Official Training Restaurant of Athletes’

Subway appeared to have blown its marketing budget on signing celebrities, with nothing else to spend on TV. Standing in front of a computer screen, snowboarding champ Torah Bright explained why the fast food was part of her training routine,...

Simon Denny Baker was born in Launceston, Tasmania on July 30, 1969. He is 5' 10". His parents, Barry and Elizabeth Baker moved to New Guinea in 1972. Shortly after, his parents divorced. His mother later re-married a butcher named Tom Denny and they lived in Sydney with his sister, Terri. Simon attended Ballina High School. After a time, his mother moved to New South Wales where Simon grew up. He did not know that Denny was not his real father's name. Being raised near the ocean developed his love for the sea and all things water-based, such as surfing and water polo. He recalled, "I didn't grow up with money, but I grew up with a lot of space...I was committed to the ocean." After graduating high school he returned to Sydney and intended to become a nurse, but didn't finish his degree. (Nurse Baker has a nice ring to it.) Thereafter he worked in menial jobs,...

Dear readers; today is the day that I walk across a stage and shake hands with Donna Shalala to signify that I have completed the coursework required to earn my Masters degree from the University of Miami. I won't be receiving the Actual degree for another few weeks, but there are so many places in life where appearances are what matter and according to my family who have come to Miami to watch those ten seconds happen, this is one of those times. Besides, fetching the mail is never a good excuse to buy a fancy new dress and shoes and send out announcements. In fact, this column will be posted right around the time my commencement ceremony wraps up, so if you're feeling generous please spare a thought for me and the difficult job search that's in my immediate future. Also, I really hope the world doesn't end on...

It's hard to believe that it took this long for me to finally sit down with Adrien Brody.  I've been writing about his career since his first few films, and I remember seeing him in a film called "Restaurant" at a festival about a decade ago.  Long time coming, and now that we've actually spoken, he's every bit as intelligent and confident about his craft as I expected him to be, and even before the cameras were turned on, he was engaging and cracking jokes, working to set me at ease. Still, if I'm finally going to interview him, it seems appropriate that...

It seems that the romance between Leighton Meester and her "Gossip Girl" co-star Sebastian Stan is getting serious. A friend of the couple claims both of them have planned to live together anytime soon. "They are really in love. They plan on moving in together soon," the pal tells New York Post's Page Six.

On Saturday afternoon, August 8, Leighton Meester and Sebastian Stan were caught enjoying some beverages at Day & Night Restaurant & Beach Club in Southampton. Leaving the venue, the lovebirds were seen heading to East Hampton to attend the premiere of the 25-year-old actor's new flick "Spread".

On drama-comedy "Gossip Girl", 23-year-old Meester stars as Blair Waldorf. Stan, in the meantime, has portrayed Carter Baizen on six episodes of the TV series from 2007 to 2009. The upcoming third season of the show is scheduled to be broadcast on September 14.