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The latest Top Chef episode spotlighted Southern side dishes while exposing a growing tension between chefs’ training backgrounds and their personal culinary identities. Critics note that this season’s contestants may not match the caliber of earlier all‑star lineups, yet the show continues to serve as a springboard for emerging talent. Chefs like Laurence blend Turkish and Chinese influences, illustrating the hybrid creativity the series encourages. Others, such as Brittany, Jennifer and Jonathan, use the competition to hone niche specialties and define their brand direction.
Production on season five of Hulu’s reality series *The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives* was halted on March 16 after Utah police opened a domestic‑violence investigation involving star Taylor Frankie Paul and co‑star Dakota Mortensen. Jeff Jenkins Productions has launched a...
Peacock, the Comcast‑owned streaming service, will start posting new episodes of Saturday Night Live UK at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT instead of the previous 9 p.m. ET slot. The change, announced for this weekend, shortens the U.S. audience’s wait time by eight hours....
Christy Carlson Romano announced her memoir, "Once Upon a Trainwreck: The Rise and Fall of a Child Star," slated for release on October 6, 2024. The book chronicles her early fame, battles with alcohol addiction, a costly psychic scam, and a...
HBO released the first teaser for its limited‑series adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, echoing the original film’s iconic sets but rendered in a muted, gray palette. The trailer showcases a recast of key roles, with Nick Frost,...
Roku Channel will air a Laguna Beach reunion on April 10, marking the series' 20‑year anniversary. The special is moderated by Casey Wilson and features most of the original cast, including Lauren Conrad and Kristin Cavallari. Notable absences are Spencer...
Vulture Festival is partnering with the Tribeca Festival for a summer collaboration, creating a "Vulture Festival at Tribeca Festival" event. The joint programming will feature panels, interviews, and performances and will run sometime between June 3 and June 14, aligning with Tribeca’s...
Comedian Pete Holmes reveals how he curates movies, TV shows, games and books for his 7‑year‑old daughter Lila, limiting jokes about her to a few minutes in his new special “Silly Silly Fun Boy.” He favors darker cartoons like the...
Maggie O'Farrell's bestselling novel *Hamnet* has been transformed into a stage play that opened this week at Washington’s Shakespeare Theatre Company after a successful Chicago run. The production, adapted by Lolita Chakrabarti, centers on Agnes Shakespeare as she battles to...
Anne Hathaway stars in A24’s upcoming experimental musical drama *Mother Mary*, directed by David Lowery and featuring original songs by Jack Antonoff and Charli XCX. The film follows a fictional pop star’s creative crisis, largely set in a barn where she...
Michaela Coel is set to remake Jean‑Claude Van Damme’s 1995 martial‑arts film Bloodsport for A24, marking her third collaboration with the indie studio this year. Coel, known for the groundbreaking series I May Destroy You, expressed enthusiasm for exploring the...
Veteran television writer Eric Overmyer died at 74, leaving a legacy that spans network procedurals and premium‑cable dramas. He began on St. Elsewhere, then shaped Homicide: Life on the Street and co‑created David Simon’s Treme. Overmyer created Prime Video’s Bosch, the...
Padma Lakshmi, host of America’s Culinary Cup, refuses tablets at the restaurant table when she dines with her 16‑year‑old daughter, Krishna, calling devices modern pacifiers. She argues that if a child needs a screen, ordering takeout makes more sense and...
The 2026 Oscar race is dominated by films that wrestle with fatherhood, from Timothée Chalamet’s tearful climax in *Marty Supreme* to Leonardo DiCaprio’s flawed dad in *One Battle After Another*. Critics debate whether these moments are genuine or manipulative, but the common...
Zohran Mamdani pulled out of a scheduled CBS Sunday Morning interview after Bari Weiss retweeted a video sharply criticizing him. The retweet, described by sources as the “nail in the coffin,” followed Mamdani’s already tentative stance due to Weiss’s Free Press...
