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Chip and Joanna Gaines have released the first trailer for their new show called Fixer Upper: Welcome Home – The Castle. Premiering Friday, October 14 on discovery+, HBO Max and the couple's own Magnolia Network, the limited series will document their renovation of a 100-year-old estate in their native Waco, Texas. Known as Cottonland Castle, the local landmark is the main event as the Fixer Upper stars aim to return this historic property to its former glory across eight episodes. New: Chip and Joanna Gaines have released the first trailer for their new show called Fixer Upper: Welcome Home – The Castle Cottonland Castle: Built in 1913, the landmark property in Waco, Texas provided the Fixer Uppers with their latest challenge'This castle is one of the most impressive properties in the entire Waco, Central Texas area,' Chip declares in the trailer.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Magnolia Network’s top PR exec John Marsicano has been tapped as Endeavor’s new vice president of internal communications, Variety has learned exclusively. Beginning in the New York-based position Monday, Marsicano will be leading internal communications efforts across Endeavor’s network of more than 7,000 employees and supporting engagement with the company’s subsidiaries. He will report directly to Kim Ulrich, senior vice president of corporate communications at the Ari Emanuel-run company. Marsicano has worked with the Gaineses since 2017, when he began at the “Fixer Upper” couple’s national home and lifestyle brand by overseeing all communications efforts, both internal and external, for the company and its portfolio of businesses. He exited that role to join Magnolia Network, the Gaineses’ joint venture with Warner Bros. Discovery (previously Discovery, Inc., ahead of the April merger with WarnerMedia), in the comms chief role under network president Allison Page.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterChip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network lineup, including all five seasons of HGTV’s “Fixer Upper,” will begin streaming on HBO Max in September, Variety has learned exclusively.According to a WarnerMedia source, “select” titles from Magnolia Network will come to the streamer Friday, Sept. 30, as part of a page featuring “curated” content from the Gaineses, which includes “Fixer Upper: Welcome Home,” “Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines” and “The Lost Kitchen,” among other series.The former HGTV superstars launched their Magnolia linear and streaming channel in partnership with Discovery last year, before Discovery’s merger with WarnerMedia.Industry sources say that a new series “Fixer Upper: The Castle,” which centers on the Gaines’ overhauling their 100-year old castle in Waco, Texas, will premiere on HBO Max, along with the linear Magnolia Network and Discovery+, on Oct.

EXCLUSIVE: Another star-studded package looks to have hit the market right before the holiday weekend. Sources tell Deadline that Rebel Wilson and Charles Melton are attached to star in K-Pop: Lost in America for producers Lynda Obst and CJ Entertainment’s Miky Lee. South Korean filmmaker JK Youn is directing and was written by Jeff Kaplan & Ian Springer, with a current draft by Karen McCullah & Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith.

Jennifer Love Hewitt paid tribute to her late mother Patricia in an Instagram post on Sunday, marking the 10-year anniversary of her death following a battle with cancer.The 43-year-old actress shared a photo of herself sitting with her late mother, as both were smiling in the picture.'Today is 10 years since losing my best friend,' Hewitt said. 'Someone told me after losing my mom that the first year would feel impossible, the years after would build strength in me and then the 10 year mark would be an open wound all over again.

Chip and Joanna Gaines! The couple celebrated 19 years of marriage on Thursday. Joanna posted the milestone on Instagram with a photo of the two of them snuggled in the booth of a cafe, a shopping bag and coffee cup by their side.«19 years ❤️,» she captioned the post. "#ilikeyoualot.«Chip and Joanna are the co-founders of Magnolia, the wildly popular home renovation and lifestyle company.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterChip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network has ordered four new original series as part of its Summer/Fall 2022 slate, including a new edition of “Fixer Upper: Welcome Home” set at the couple’s Cottonland Castle in Waco, Texas and a baking competition hosted at their own Silos Baking Co., Variety has learned exclusively.Additionally, the Magnolia Network, which is a co-venture with Warner Bros. Discovery, has picked up a renovation series starring Annie Hawkins and Brittany Baker, a Casey Corn-hosted family-recipe docuseries and new seasons of “The Lost Kitchen,” “Restoration Road With Clint Harp” and “Zoë Bakes.”While “Silos Baking Competition” is the only food competition on the new lineup, Variety is told it is planned as the first of many at Magnolia Network with more coming later this year.

A woman tattooed “Brad” in her armpit — just so she can ask people if they want to meet Brad Pitt.Samantha McCullough, 23, got the inked-up ode to the “Fight Club” star last-minute, after booking an appointment to get another tattoo.“My tattooist thought it was hilarious and was ready to do it, he laughed with me,” she told Kennedy News. “I just got it on Sunday so I haven’t shown it off too much. My co-workers and bosses like it though.”The self-proclaimed prankster from Waco, Texas took to social media to debut her new ink, raking in more than 1,100 reactions, 6,500 shares and 5,200 comments on Facebook.“I guess you can say I am a fan.

Joanna Gaines is going from flipping houses to selling plants.The television personality, 43, has a new show coming out next month on Magnolia Network titledThe Retro Plant Shop With Mikey And Jo.She is the titular 'Jo' while her sisterMary Kay 'Mikey' McCall will work alongside her, Peoplereported. Changing things up:Joanna Gaines is going from flipping houses to selling plantsAccording to the outlet, the show will follow Mikey as she starts 'the business of her dreams: retro-inspired plant shop that blends her passion for gardening with her love of unique, vintage items.' The show will premiere on May 20 and subsequent episodes of the show will be released on Fridays.McCall's store made an appearance at the Magnolia Market, a huge property owned by the Gaines family in downtown Waco, Texas, last year.

Joanna Gaines is going from flipping houses to selling plants.The television personality, 43, has a new show coming out next month on Magnolia Network titledThe Retro Plant Shop With Mikey And Jo.She is the titular 'Jo' while her sisterMary Kay 'Mikey' McCall will work alongside her, Peoplereported. Changing things up:Joanna Gaines is going from flipping houses to selling plantsAccording to the outlet, the show will follow Mikey as she starts 'the business of her dreams: retro-inspired plant shop that blends her passion for gardening with her love of unique, vintage items.' The show will premiere on May 20 and subsequent episodes of the show will be released on Fridays.McCall's store made an appearance at the Magnolia Market, a huge property owned by the Gaines family in downtown Waco, Texas, last year.

TMZ reported that the entertainer succumbed to an infection after a bout with pneumonia at a hospital in Waco, Texas.Nearly three decades ago, Clark was involved in a serious car accident, which left him paralyzed from the neck down and made him vulnerable to infection, according to the outlet.“We were blessed and had a great time as a family. A huge part of what made it fun, was because of Roderick ‘Pooh’ Clark,” Jonathan Kinloch, the group’s former manager, said in a statement. “He was the serious member, who made sure that the guys together worked hard.

Roderick “Pooh” Clark, an original member of the ’90s R&B boy band Hi-Five who was paralyzed in a 1993 car crash, died Sunday. He was 49.

Original High-Five member Roderick 'Pooh' Clark - who had the hit 1991 song I Like The Way - died in Waco, Texas on Sunday.The artist was only 49-years-old when he passed fromcomplications from a longtime infection as well as pneumonia, which he had been battling for the past two weeks, according to a Tuesday report from TMZ.One of his Hi-Five members Marcus Sanders told the site that Clark had been in and out of the hospital for weeks.The star had already been struggling for decades as he had been paralyzed from the neck down for the past 30 years after being involved in a bad car accident in 1992. Sad loss:Original High-Five member Roderick 'Pooh' Clark - who had the hit 1991 song I Like The Way - died in Waco, Texas on Sunday His famous band:The quintet was comprised of musicians Roderick, Marcus Sanders, Tony Thompson, Russell Neal and Toriano EasleyThe crooner was best known for the 1991 songI Like The Way (The Kissing Game) that he recorded with his R&B quintet.Their other hit tunes were I Just Can't Handle It and I Can't Wait Another Minute from the eponymous debut album.

Joanna Gaines is going from flipping houses to selling plants.The television personality, 43, has a new show coming out next month on Magnolia Network titledThe Retro Plant Shop With Mikey And Jo.She is the titular 'Jo' while her sisterMary Kay 'Mikey' McCall will work alongside her, Peoplereported. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Magnolia Network (@magnolianetwork) Changing things up:Joanna Gaines is going from flipping houses to selling plantsAccording to the outlet, the show will follow Mikey as she starts 'the business of her dreams: retro-inspired plant shop that blends her passion for gardening with her love of unique, vintage items.' The show will premiere on May 20 and subsequent episodes of the show will be released on Fridays.McCall's store made an appearance at the Magnolia Market, a huge property owned by the Gaines family in downtown Waco, Texas, last year.

Joanna Gaines is keeping it all in the family with the latest new show coming to Magnolia Network.

Drew Barrymore is heading deep into the heart of Texas, with “The Drew Barrymore Show” delivering a week’s worth of episodes from the Lonestar state.

Joanna Gaines shared a heartwarming clip of her son Crew to her Instagram account on Wednesday.In her video, the 43-year-old Fixer Upper co-host's son, three, was seen performing his nightly ritual of wishing all of his plants a good night while walking through the family's greenhouse.She also wrote a short message in her post's caption that read: 'Before the sun sets, he tells his little plants good night and to not let the (bed) bugs bite!' Doting mom:Joanna Gaines, 43, shared a heartwarming clip of her son Crew to her Instagram account on WednesdayCrew had on a red sweatshirt and brown pants, and he trudged around the greenhouse in a cute pair of olive rain boots.Joanna shares her son with her 47-year-old husband, Chip, who starred with her on their HGTV series.The pair also share sons Drake, 17, and Duke, 13, as well as daughters Ella, 15, and Emmie Kay, 12. The proud parents met in 2001, when Chip ran into Joanna at her father's repair shop in Waco, Texas.The two began dating that same year and eventually became engaged in 2002.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorMagnolia Network opened its doors on Jan. 5 to an audience of about 3 million viewers, powered by the linear launch of “Fixer Upper: Welcome Home,” the renovation series hosted by Magnolia chiefs Chip and Joanna Gaines.Magnolia Network’s first night of primetime programming garnered about 3 million viewers in Nielsen’s L3 ratings. The lifestyle and how-to channel marks the return to TV for the Gaines, who have partnered with Discovery in the streaming and linear launch of the curated Magnolia Network as a streaming label on Discovery Plus and the linear channel as a rebrand of Discovery’s erstwhile DIY channel.The linear debut of “Fixer Upper: Welcome Home” on Jan.

Home renovation royalty! Chip Gaines and Joanna Gaines have turned their original Magnolia Market into a massive, multimedia empire, but it all started with their romance.

It’s all in the details! Joanna Gaines just announced she has a plan for memorializing her husband Chip Gaines when he dies, and it involves permanent ink.

A teenager heroically saved her coronavirus-infected family from a raging early-morning house fire that only she could smell.