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Dolores Hughes of the reality TV show Hollywood Hillbillies died at the age of 76 on Wednesday.Known as Mema on the series, which first aired in 2014, Hughes became the unexpected breakout star of program. TMZ, which broke the news of her death, said her manager David Weintraub confirmed she died of heart failure at a hospital in Grayson, Georgia.  Rest in peace: Dolores Hughes of the reality TV show Hollywood Hillbillies died on WednesdayHollywood Hillbillies became popular on the cable network Reelz when it aired for three seasons.It was inspired by Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie's The Simple Life and the '60s sitcom The Beverly Hillbillies. The matriarch appeared on the television show with her family, including her YouTube star grandson Michael Kittrell, 30.Led by Weintraub and singer/actor Ray-J, the family was followed by cameras as they moved from Georgia to Los Angeles.

Dolores Hughes, a star of the 2014 reality show Hollywood Hillbillies known as Mema, has died at 76.

National Geographic has closed a first-look deal with Chris Hemsworth and producer Ben Grayson’s newly formed Wild State, a multi-platform production company that develops scripted and unscripted content.

COVID-19 pandemic was no longer viable.A post shared by Jack Conte (@jackconte)“I take full responsibility for choosing that original path forward, and for the changes today, which will be very difficult for our team,” the CEO said. “In response to the changing environment, Patreon needs to change the way we operate.”You can read the full statement here, and see Conte’s message on Instagram above.Founded in 2013, the site has built a community of eight million members, and more than $3.5billion has been paid to creators since the company’s inception.During the early lockdowns, Patreon grew significantly due to creators seeking alternative revenue streams amid cancelled live tours and in-person events.Numerous well-known musicians use the service, which gives paying subscribers access to exclusive content via various monthly membership tiers (priced at either £1, £5 or £10, for example).

Mickey Guyton had a night out on the town on Wednesday, hitting the red carpet in a gorgeous black dress and a purse full of snacks.The country songstress walked the carpet at the 15th Annual Academy of Country Music Honors in Nashville, Tennessee, on Wednesday, and spoke with ET's Cassie DiLaura about her «Mama's night out.»«I actually have fruit snacks in my purse,» Guyton laughed. «You know what, I've made the mistake of not having some kind of snack, so thank God for my son.»«I would like to say I got them because of my son, but I didn't,» Guyton admitted. «I actually really like fruit snacks.»The «Better Than You Left Me» songstress welcomed her little boy, Grayson, in February 2021, and she explained that, while she was having fun at the ACM Honors, «It's really hard to leave him.»According to Guyton, her little guy is making big strides when it comes to his language skills.

Still in contact? Ashley Jacobs left Southern Charm after season 6 in 2019, but she is still be in touch with some of her former costars – including ex Thomas Ravenel.

Beardyman has launched a new Patreon scheme that will allow fans the opportunity to contribute to future musical releases.The veteran beatbox artist, who found recognition when he became the first person to be crowned UK Beatbox Champion two years running in 2006 and 2007, has launched the playfully-named ‘Milking The Community’ project with the aim to “create the most interactive music and music-tech community in the world”.The new ‘Production Team’ tier allows patrons to pay £6.75 for a monthly subscription, which – as well as supporting the artist – affords them the opportunity to present musical ideas for his forthcoming album.“In return, my chosen collaborators receive 10% of the master rights to their track, a producer credit, & a one-off vinyl dubplate of the piece we make together,” Beardyman (real name Darren Alexander Foreman) explained, adding that all of his Patreon members will have access to a limited edition vinyl pressing of the album, exclusive merchandise, and a digital pack with exclusive bonus tracks.“The Milking the Community project is a first for the music industry, a new alternative to seeking record label funding and is a direct reflection of the support my wonderful patreon community has given me over the last 2 years of unpredictability and isolation.“My amazing community gave me a reason to carry on making weird art during lockdowns, when everything seemed bleak.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are looking out for their family. After the reality tv couple were convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud in June, they have shed some insight on how their family’s been coping, especially their son Grayson, 16. "Grayson is the sweetest child and has the most tender heart," Todd said on the "Chrisley Confessions" podcast.

Todd Chrisley wants his 16-year-old son, Grayson, to tune out the noise and negativity directed at his parents following a guilty verdict in their federal tax fraud case.The star shared the advice he gave during a recent podcast on his and Julie's podcast, saying the support they've gotten far outweighs the negativity directed at them, but sometimes it's challenging for someone like Grayson to focus on the love instead of the trash talk he reads on social media.«Grayson is the sweetest child and has the most tender heart,» Todd said. «We pay attention to that.

Long before Julie Chrisley married her current spouse, Todd Chrisley, she was in a years-long relationship with her first husband, Kenneth Wayne Childress. 

Todd and Julie Chrisley are opening up about how they are coping after being found guilty of fraud earlier this month.

It was a moment in time when Salford's shopping centre was the biggest social club in the city. Friends and neighbours would cluster to chat, gossip, and have a bite sat on a bench.

Todd and Julie Chrisley are at the center of a federal trial in Atlanta, Georgia, after they were indicted on bank fraud and tax evasion charges stemming from August 2019.  The couple and their children —  Savannah, Chase, and Grayson — gained notoriety on their USA Network reality TV shows "Growing Up Chrisley" and "Chrisley Knows Best" plus professional endeavors, including a lucrative Nutrisystem dieting partnership.  Here’s a look at the famous family who was once introduced to America as "a picture-perfect Southern clan who have everything money can buy." The Patriarch's Past Todd, whose full name is Michael Todd Chrisley, is the owner of Chrisley Asset Management, and made millions in the real estate world, in addition to his success as a house flipper. He was previously married to high school sweetheart Teresa Terry for seven years before meeting Julie, and the former couple have two children together: daughter Lindsie and son Kyle.  Terry accused Todd of "mental and physical abuse" during their marriage, and at one point, filed a domestic violence case against the reality star before ultimately deciding to divorce Chrisley, which was legally finalized months after he married Julie.

Carson Burton The Chrisley family will now have three shows across E! and USA Network centered on them and outspoken patriarch Todd Chrisley. E! has greenlit the new dating series “Love Limo” and picked up a fourth season of “Growing Up Chrisley,” while USA Network has given a Season 10 renewal to “Chrisley Knows Best.”“Love Limo,” which will be hosted and executive produced by Todd Chrisley, follows one unlucky-in-love single as Chrisley guides them on a crazy day of speed dating that will hopefully end in the match of their dreams.

NBCUniversal is doubling down on the Chrisley family.

Carrie Underwood and Maren Morris.Exclusive: Mickey Guyton: 'I never stood up for myself, ever'Mickey, who welcomed her 14-month-old son Grayson in early 2021, shared that she talks about motherhood with "my friend Maren about it, Carrie Underwood about it".WATCH: Carrie Underwood performs stunning rendition of Ghost Story at CMT Music Awards"It's just interesting," she told People. "Once you become a mom, the moms find you.

Russell T Davies’ It’s a Sin has been nominated six times for the UK’s prestigious Broadcasting Press Guild (BPG) Awards next month, with Jeremy Clarkson, Olivia Colman and Stephen Graham also picking up nods.

Christa B. Allen, who played the role of a 13-year-old Jenna Rink in the movie 13 Going on 30, just turned 30 in real life!

Christa B. Allen is well known to fans forher memorable role as socialite Charlotte Grayson during all four seasons of the ABC drama series Revenge.Despite being among the main castmembers, the actress wasn't invited to take part in the upcoming virtual cast reunion, and now she's taken to Instagram to address the issue.'I'm getting a lot of DMs about the Revenge virtual reunion happening on February 6th, of course I would've loved to be there with you all, but as per usual I was not invited,' she began in the caption of a photo of herself with co-stars EmilyVanCamp and Ashley Madekwe.

Rosamund Pike has a soft spot for an antihero. “I sort of relish living in the shadows of morals,” explains Pike over a Wednesday evening phone call from the Czech Republic, where she is currently filming Amazon’s series adaption of popular fantasy novel The Wheel of Time.

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