Their agents claim it can increase their clients' profile and show off their human side. Bronagh Monahan, cofounder of Mon Rae Management, which specialises in representing YouTubers, said: These things are generally for charity so there's a nice halo effect for appearing. It's the taking part that counts. If you get something wrong, it shows you are fallible which makes you popular.
Even before her fellow-humans' contamination, Carol didn't seem to have much use for them. She spent her days churning out best-selling romances that she deemed "mindless crap" and harbored a corresponding contempt for her fans, hiding both her queerness and her more serious literary ambitions in a bid for broader appeal. A certified misanthrope, she makes no attempt to check in on friends or family after the initial catastrophe; Helen aside, it's not clear whether she has any.
Prosecutors allege the Osefos have "approximately 40 credit and/or debit cards, some of which are believed to be in company names," according to the Baltimore Banner. They also claim the Osefos use aliases in a "deliberate attempt to mask their identity." The Osefos' attorneys maintain any fake names were done to protect the Bravolebs' anonymity. "The Osefos have never used an alias on any financial application," they wrote.
"I'm doing a play in a couple of months starting in February called Marcel on the Train, which I co-wrote with Marshall Pailet," Slater tells Inverse. "I love theatre and I love doing theatre. It's something that I always hoped to be doing as much as possible, but I really love film and it's been amazing to get to do more of that."
On sale for just $43 (was $70), Twin Peaks: From Z to A collects all three seasons of David Lynch's surrealist masterpiece, the prequel movie Fire Walk with Me, and 20-plus hours of special features across 21 discs. Amazon's deal is a new all-time low for the 2025 edition of Twin Peaks: From Z to A. If you're interested in this Black Friday Blu-ray box set deal, you'll want to snag a copy soon,
You know what they say. Never judge a pitch until both teams have batted really badly on it. You know what they say. Over here you bat long, bat hard, bat short, bat soft. You know what they say, the Ashes in Australia is all about a hybrid maverick production with a fan-first identity. Given the brilliance of the basic entertainment on day one in Perth,
Another year, another Thanksgiving, another day of football and halftime shows. It's Thanksgiving Day once more, and a good ol' American tradition continues with the NFL's John Madden Thanksgiving Celebration, formerly the NFL Thanksgiving Classic. On November 27, two NFL match-ups will take place in the early and mid-afternoon while a third will begin at 8:20 p.m. ET. (That's when the food coma kicks in.)
For me, the challenge was to not go on this emotional journey and mirror Rhea's emotions," she says. "I'm a very expressive and reactionary human being, so holding that in was incredible. It made me pause and hold space for other people more in my life because I was doing this day in, day out for Carol.
As I watched the episode unfold, my giddy delight in Dianne Wiest's performance slid into sadness at what a dreadful corner Mother Constance felt herself backed into, disgust at Monsignor Frank ( David Rasche) for placing his ambition above the needs of the convent, and further disgust at Mother Constance's choice to exploit the solution to her long-ago crisis of faith in service of committing the worst of sins.
Arcane fans can complete their Blu-ray collection for less thanks to an early Black Friday deal on Season 2, which just arrived on 4K and 1080p Blu-ray October 28. Season 2's 4K Limited Edition Steelbook is up for grabs for $37.14 (was $60) for a limited time. The 1080p Blu-ray Steelbook Edition is also on sale, but it's only two bucks less than the 4K Blu-ray. The standard edition Blu-ray with a slipcover has dropped to $31.49 (was $45).
HBO went on a green-lighting spree Thursday, Nov. 20th, announcing renewals for multiple series. Perhaps the most exciting for those who like to make things weird: The Tim Robinson-starring The Chair Company, created by Robinson and Zach Kanin, has been renewed for a second season, meaning that the mystery Ron Trosper is trying to solve in the first season may go deeper than we realize.
The Mormon Wives Season 3 intro sees the titular posse walk through the desert holding hands - first in form-fitting white gowns against a dusky scene surrounded by fire (why not?) and then in daylight, sporting flowy, sky-blue dresses as orange powder blows around them. But all the dramatics couldn't distract fans from an apparent mistake in the latter scene. "Please tell me I'm not the only one who notices the visible dress clamps," one TikTok user wrote.
Detective Charles Nieuwendyk is back. The professor-turned-undercover agent played by Ted Danson in the hit Netflix show "A Man on the Inside" returns this week for a second season, where he aims his investigative eye at a Bay Area college. Inspired by the Chilean documentary "The Mole Agent," the first season of "A Man on the Inside" created by Mike Schur ("Parks and Recreation") was one of the most San Francisco-centric TV shows in years.
NBC recently debuted a new show: Stumble, a comedy about a former cheer coach leading a team of misfits. Some earlier reviews of the show, which premiered on November 7, called it "hilarious" and "full of sharp writing." But the new sitcom, starring Kristin Chenoweth, Jenn Lyon, and Taran Killam, has audiences chuckling at more than just cheer squad antics. It also makes narcolepsy, a serious neurological disorder, into a recurring joke.
Sarah Paulson is getting her own star on The Hollywood Walk of Fame and like pretty much everyone on social media is saying, it's about damn time! The American Horror Story actress, 50, will be honoured in a ceremony on Tuesday 2 December, becoming the 2,829th star on the legendary Los Angeles walk. A star of stage and screen, Paulson is being recognised in the television category. The other categories are motion pictures, recording, radio, live performances and sports entertainment.
I personally think that the first three episodes were the weakest, she told Variety. That was a tough way to start. I've seen all nine episodes, and I think it actually adds up to something.
I negotiated coming off of it. Now I love doing 'NBA Countdown,' but once the countdown show is over, I got other things to do than to be in studio, watching the doubleheader and coming on at halftimes. I got other stuff that I want to do, to prepare for 'First Take' the next day, the next morning, and to do an abundance of other things that I aspire to do.
In fact, what makes a series great is often how much it differs from its source material. That's certainly the case with Twisted Metal, the Peacock series that takes the classic demolition derby game and turns it into a gritty but hilarious post-apocalyptic world where delivery driver John Doe (Anthony Mackie) traverses dangerous roads with his sidekick Quiet ( Stephanie Beatriz).
Something I've yet to reveal on Jezebel dot com is that-much to my own surprise-I'm a massive The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives fan. I have no issue with reality television, but outside of Real Housewives of New York City and MTV's Are You the One (the best reality dating show of all time, to be clear), nothing has ever really hooked me.
But if you don't have time for the hundreds of four-hour-plus episodes, there's now an alternative: Prime Video's animated adaptations, which began with an adaptation of the first campaign, The Legend of Vox Machina, back in 2022. The latest series, The Mighty Nein, is the greatest Critical Role work yet, if only because it plays around with the familiar story to create something even better than what was at the table.
It only took four seasons, but Apple finally got The Morning Show to reveal the true heroes in our midst: an iPhone and a handy set of AirPods. I hope, with all my heart, that this is Apple's new marketing strategy for AirPods: so easy to pair with your iPhone that you, too, can publicly take down an evil heiress to a French fortune with the push of a button.
