‘No compromise!’ Saturday Morning chef James Martin slams behind scenes request

While there have been live-action adaptations of the hit Xbox sci-fi shooter video game series, “Halo,” in the past, Paramount+ will be the home to a very ambitious show that sees various characters like Master Chief get live-action counterparts. The expensive series seems to have won over the brass at Paramount after a very long and drawn-out production in Budapest during the pandemic.

Writer/director/creator/showrunner Taylor Sheridan is practically a streaming service unto himself. Thanks to the success of his “Yellowstone” modern Western/family/crime series, which is the biggest hit on television right now and a massive boon to Paramount and its streaming service Paramount+ Sheridan can do whatever he wants.

Showtime has renewed its hit series for Season 7.

Paramount+, which has been rolling out to dozens of global territories over the past year, will reach the key European market of France as part of a wide-ranging partnership with Canal+.

There is a Sexy Beast prequel series happening after all.

Oscar winner Colin Firth embraced Oscar nominee Toni Collette in front of a Christmas tree in the first image of HBO Max's eight-episode crime drama The Staircase, which premieres this spring.The 61-year-old Englishman portrays crime novelist Michael Peterson, who was convicted of murdering his second wife Kathleen and staging it to look like a fall down the stairs at their North Carolina home in 2001.In the second released image, the married couple sit at a dining table with their blended brood of five children (Olivia DeJonge, Dane DeHaan, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Odessa Young, and Sophie Turner). Premieres this spring! Oscar winner Colin Firth embraced Oscar nominee Toni Collette in front of a Christmas tree in the first image of HBO Max's eight-episode crime drama The Staircase $1.5M life insurance policy:The 61-year-old Englishman portrays crime novelist Michael Peterson (L), who was convicted of murdering his second wife Kathleen (R) and staging it to look like a fall down the stairs at their North Carolina home in 2001Kathleen had daughter Caitlin Atwater from her first marriage to Fred Atwater, while Michael had two sons Clayton and Todd as well as two adopted daughters Margaret and Martha.Antonio Campos and Maggie Cohn's limited series also features Rosemarie DeWitt, Juliette Binoche, and Parker Posey in the ensemble.'I didn't communicate with Michael Peterson,' Colin told Deadline on Tuesday during The Staircase's CTAM presentation.

Let the Facebook wars begin.

Netflix doesn’t have the box office to boast about when it comes to this year’s Oscar nominees The Power of the Dog, and Don’t Look Up, but it has the streaming viewership it can beat the drum about.

HBO’s Euphoria climbed to new heights on Sunday, despite competition from the evening’s main attraction, Super Bowl LVI. The latest episode brought in a series-high 5.1 million viewers across all platforms, rising 20% from the previous week and surpassing the season average by 45%.

ABC’s Good Morning America has been the top morning show among total viewers for some time, but the network on Tuesday trumpeted its most recent weekly win — during the first week of the Winter Olympics.

Framework Productions, whose work has included creating content for clients including Saturday Night Live, Warner Bros., CBS and Amazon, is rebranding as FP as it expands from a video production company into a full-service creative agency. FP is getting into talent representation and narrative feature films, including two films in development and eyed to begin principal photography this year.

Kris Jenner is unstoppable! The momager is about to become the president of the Kardashian’s new production company, filing new documents to trademark the name ‘Kardashian Jenner Productions.’With the many businesses of the family, including the premiere of their new Hulu show, Kris is finalizing all the details, including paperwork that makes her head of the company, consolidating the Kardashian and Jenner name into one.And while an official announcement has yet to be made, it was reported that the company will focus on pop culture content, involving the family in exciting projects, and overseeing their social media and partnerships.This seems to be the smartest move for the hardworking mom and entrepreneur, after the incredible cultural impact the famous family made, spending 20 seasons on E! with their reality TV show ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ and signing a multi-million dollar deal with Hulu.The Kardashian-Jenner clan is definitely here to stay, with a new generation of children and grandchildren that will be able to enjoy the success of their family, thanks to the matriarch and her smart business moves.

There’s another Star Trek on the way!

Kjetil Knutsen won’t rule out doing a Ronny Deila strip routine if his Bodo/Glimt side shock Celtic.

Express.co.uk about the importance of ingredients and why high quality food costs more.The food expert also shared details about his handy new range of canape recipes, which he created in partnership with Carr’s crackers in the hopes of taking some of the stress out of Christmas for those spending most of the day in the kitchen.Tom, 48, is one of the UK’s most high-profile chefs, having starred in shows like The Great British Menu, MasterChef, and Saturday Kitchen alongside James Martin.Tom is the proud owner of The Hand & Flowers and The Coach pubs, both of which have been awarded Michelin stars. The famous food expert also opened up his first London restaurant at Corinthia Hotel in 2018. When asked by Express.co.uk about his passionate

James Martin's Saturday Morning epsiode.The Wanted hitmaker took to Instagram to brand one of the chef's dishes "disgusting".The 33-year-old certainly didn't hold back as he shared a clip of the meal in question with his 265,000 followers.His upload saw James, 49, rustling up some scrambled eggs for guest Jay Rayner, 55.However, Tom appeared incensed at the "wet"-looking offering.He claimed he "wouldn't eat" what the acclaimed chef had whipped up."I ain't no chef, but I mean that scrambled egg looks a bit wet to me," the father-of-two started."That ain't no scramble egg, bruv! Nah, way too wet!"Tom went on in his video: "Look at that! It's disgusting."Not that I'm a chef, but I wouldn't eat that."James' aforementioned recipe formed part of

Express.co.uk about his friend James Martin, who he claims is “bigger and better” than ITV's Saturday Morning might allow viewers to think.

Saturday Kitchen star's recipes have previously proved to be such a hit with fans that many now seem to automatically trust his creations will hit the right spot.However, not everyone was as enthused.Some argued that it looked "dry", some suspiciously questioned what it actually was, and others, like samwaterhouse65, bluntly shot him down with a simple: "Not for me, I'm afraid."However, James is renowned for his edgy creations, boasting ingredients that are guaranteed to keep the viewers guessing.One post from his Instagram page recently had its ingredients unveiled as "cured juniper gin salmon with cucumber and ginger pickle and crispy reindeer moss"."'Reindeer moss' - local supermarket stocking it this year?" laughed fan instant_karma in

James Martin took a dramatic turn during the latest episode as his tea towel caught fire.

James Martin, 49, has hit out at those who voted Remain in the 2016 EU referendum, as he urged them to stop “blaming bl**dy Brexit” for food shortages.The famous chef revealed it is not the UK’s departure from the EU impacting the amount of produce on shop shelves, but instead it is a “perfect storm of everything”.The This Morning star is gearing up to release his new book all about butter and spoke on how food shortages are not holding chefs in the UK back from using fresh products.He remarked: “Don’t blame bl**dy Brexit, get off your a**e.“It’s not Brexit, it’s the perfect storm of everything.“It’s about the way we, as Brits, think of food. We’ve become reliant on convenience.

James Martin has told people who have been complaining about food shortages in kitchens to "get off their a**e" and stop blaming "b****y Brexit ''.The Yorkshire native, 49, made the comments while discussing his new cookbook, Butter, before lashing out at Brits for having a reliance on "convenient" produce.When asked how to deal with food shortages affecting us in the kitchen, the celebrity chef explained that Britain's departure from the European Union was not solely to blame.James said: "Don’t blame b****y Brexit, get off your a**e."It’s not Brexit, it’s the perfect storm of everything," he added.The ITV star went on to hit out at the way Brits think about their food, revealing that we've become too reliant on convenience.James explained: