April Neale Discovery’s fin-tastic Shark Week, now in its 33rd year, has a true love story to share. Joe Romeiro is an underwater cinematographer, and Lauren is a marine biologist, and they recently got married. They are a true Shark Week work romance. Both of them are featured as experts in two forthcoming films, as both are
Chef William Dissen is the next culinary entrepreneur and cuisine expert to host Gordon Ramsay on Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted on National Geographic Channel this coming Sunday. William Dissen’s reputation as a Smoky Mountain legend is well earned, with fresh, healthy, and sustainable food available at his three restaurants. The secret is that Dissen has a
On the next episode of Apple TV+ hit series, Home Before Dark, child investigative reporter Hilde unravels the money trail as she is drawn to the most powerful company in Erie Harbor. In this Monsters & Critics exclusive sneak peek,Hilde’s family gives her a special present, an old school film camera to take photos in
Beyond the Pole is coming back to WE tv. As each of the hard-working ladies of Atlanta has revealed more of their personal stories, we see that sometimes a bit of distance and some boundaries are essential to keep the club and the sisterhood of former dancers in a happy place. In a confrontational exclusive
It’s good to be chef José Enrique. The sugar sand beaches are never far from where his award-winning restaurants are found. This Sunday on Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted, chef José Enrique makes Gordon fall in love with this island paradise that has every vista imaginable, from mountains, rivers, woods, and beaches, to the most tempting local
How I Met Your Mother, the CBS series that ended in 2014, has a new follow-up for Hulu, titled, How I Met Your Father. The network announced that Pam Fryman, who directed 196 out of 208 episodes of How I Met Your Mother, is onboard for directing and serves as executive producer for the How
Food Network star Alton Brown possesses a whip-smart delivery and rapid-fire recall of food facts. His entertaining deep dives into food and cultural histories and arcane culinary knowledge are catnip to people who love their facts and food. Yet, he almost didn’t become a TV star if not for feeling dissatisfied with his work as
Comedian, activist, author and philanthropist, Dick Gregory will be remembered on July 4 in Showtime’s documentary, The One and Only Dick Gregory, by noted voices in comedy and the cinematic arts. The comedian and activist’s death at age 84 in 2017 left a gaping hole in both the art and activism worlds. Dick Gregory had
Some great TV is making the cut. Pose, WandaVision, and more visually striking series are leading GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics for the 2021 Dorian TV Award Nominations. Also making the grade are the critically acclaimed I May Destroy You, It’s a Sin, Mare of Easttown, and Bridgerton. Executive director John Griffiths said:
Nick Mohammed is one of those great talents you never see coming. That is until he dominates the landscape with his memorable characters and subtle wit that creates monster hit TV series. Case in point, today Peacock rolls out season two of Intelligence, a wildly funny, whip-smart workplace pas de deux that shows off Nick’s