Big Brother ALL STARS: Your favourites reunited

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterBon appetit! A cooking competition inspired by culinary legend Julia Child and featuring her “superfans” as contestants has been ordered at Food Network and Discovery Plus, Variety has learned exclusively.Based on the legacy of Child, who motivated generations of home cooks with her talent, enthusiasm and humor, “The Julia Child Challenge” will see eight top-notch home cooks compete in high-stakes culinary challenges to find out who has the fire, skill and passion to win the first-ever primetime competition series dedicated to all things Julia, per the show’s official description. The competitors, all Julia Child superfans, share personal stories about their hero, cook in a kitchen recreated in the likeness of where Julia herself cooked, using the same ingredients Julia used and are even guided by Julia herself through a larger-than-life television screen right in the middle of all the action.

K.J. Yossman Tara Reid is set to star in a new psychological thriller “Sheila,” Variety can reveal.Written by newcomers Jackie and Jennifer Moricz (better known collectively as The Moricz twins), whose work has been featured in the Blacklist, “Sheila” is described as a “modern day ‘Psycho.'”“Left to run her family’s Suntan Motel for the week, Charlie takes a unique interest in the only guest, a girl in town for a bikini contest – Sheila,” reads the logline.

Variety on a chilly January afternoon, is terrifying. After all, Burns knows of what he speaks.

Sasha Urban editorShowtime announced today that it is donating $100,000 to the Seneca-Iroquois National Museum, which is located on the Allegany Territory of the Seneca Nation, where the network’s series “Dexter: New Blood” is set.The donation will fund the museum’s efforts to digitize its archives and record the history of the Seneca Nation, including footage, music, oral histories, print news and other media passed down from elders in the community. The contribution will also help fund the museum’s Onöhsagwë:de’ Cultural Center, which educates visitors on the tribal history of Western New York state.“I’m excited to receive this gift from Showtime, which demonstrates its commitment to the preservation of heritage,” said Dr.

Todd Gilchrist The push-pull relationship between an individual developing his or her sense of self and the external forces trying to steer them — be they parental, professional, political or cultural — creates a tension that is common, and formative, to many people’s lives. Despite the wildly different stories that they tell, many of this year’s best picture nominees vividly illustrate this universal conflict, examining the challenge of retaining or asserting one’s identity while the world around them attempts to impose pressure or exert its influence.As perhaps the most fantastical of the nominees, “Dune” sends young Paul Atreides ( Timothée Chalamet) on a journey that owes no small debt to Joseph Campbell’s monomyth, but director and co-writer Denis Villenueve weaves a complex tapestry between the lineage into which the character was born, the overlapping but sometimes dueling ambitions of his mother and father, the feudal aristocracy of the film’s futuristic setting, and the almost primal sense of home and harmony that Paul feels once he arrives on the desert planet of Arrakis.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterAmazon Prime Video’s “The Boys” is finally giving fans of its Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson-created comic book source material what they have always wanted: Simon Pegg playing Hughie Campbell. The gift to “Boys” fandom was delivered Wednesday via the trailer for “The Boys: Diabolical,” Prime Video’s animated anthology series set in the universe of the live-action show.In the trailer for the eight-episode “Diabolical,” the different characters and animation styles for each of the the fun-size episodes, running 12-14 minutes, are revealed.

Okay, so you know you want to lighten your hair with the help of some highlights. Great start, but it’s not that simple.These days, there is more than one method of adding highlights to hair, and that can make it quite tricky to explain exactly what you want.

This year’s queen bee Talia Rycroft has dished out some very useful tips and insight into the audition process.

The single 26-year-old recently revealed to New Idea she entered the house fresh from a breakup and hoped the show could help heal her broken heart.

“I struggled from day one completely,” Hannah tells New Idea, “I was pretty much thrown to the ground from day one and I wasn't really given a chance.

Hoping to rekindle his relationship with ex-girlfriend Ana Cannon outside the house, Daniel made his feelings clear when joining the house – well, as clear as can be in a “it’s complicated” situation.

Now, months after filming, housemates are still fuming over Angela’s ruthlessly “rude” exit and taking aim with some very obvious swipes.

Angela tells New Idea she was going to use her last moments in the house to get everything off her chest.

There’s no surprise Angela’s strategic and ruthless gameplay has rubbed some housemates the wrong way.

While the 39-year-old previously told New Idea he didn’t quite get along with fellow housemate Angela Clancy, he did bond with handsome model, Chad Hurst.

“I saw him and was like, ‘Wow! This guy is incredibly good looking. Why have they put this amazing handsome man in the house?’” Sophie tells New Idea during a candid chat.

Despite knowing trying to take Mat out the week prior could backfire dramatically for him, Shane tell New Idea he was still hoping his fellow housemates would realise the cunning and strategic, Angela Clancy posed a much bigger threat to housemates.

Eagle eyed fans have spotted what appears to be very major spoilers for the revamped 2020 Big Brother series in teasers that were released for the show WEEKS ago!

There’s been a lot of chatter around the mysterious housemate who remains much of a mystery thanks to an obvious lack of airtime.

In tonight’s juicy episode we saw Angela released from the bunker in a grand re-entrance to the house, after which she and Garth swore to keep his involvement in the scheme a secret.

While some more cunning players might have chosen to conceal their true natures until properly assessing the lie of the land, Marissa was never going to be anyone but herself from the moment she walked into the house – even if it rubbed people the wrong way.