Chip Gaines: Last News

Jennifer Hudson, host of the forthcoming eponymous Warner Bros. Unscripted TV daytime talk show kicked things off at Warner Bros. Discovery’s Upfront with some help from Discovery and CNN stars.

Fixer Upper vet Joanna Gaines is ready for summer with a new attitude.The 44-year-old home improvement specialist shared in Magnolia Journal's new summer issue that she is trying to take life less seriously and say yes to 'lightness and joy' more often.The Texas resident was seen living out her new attitude as she wore roller skates for the cover of her magazine. Just roll with it:Fixer Upper vet Joanna Gaines is ready for summer with a new attitude. The 44-year-old home improvement specialist shared in Magnolia Journal 's new summer issue that she is trying to take life less seriously; seen in her own roller skatesThe summer issue of Magnolia Journal is available on newsstands and online starting May 20.'It's easy for me to take life too seriously sometimes,' said the wife of Chip Gaines.'Fun doesn't seem to run in my blood the way it does for others.

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.

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.

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.

In one of the most head-scratching reporting changes under the new Warner Bros. Discovery leadership, Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network has moved from the Discovery to the Warner Bros. side of the company under HBO and HBO Max Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys. Upon closer examination, the move, which could lead to a Magnolia-branded hub on HBO Max and the Gaines’ dipping their toe in scripted programming, is not that shocking. It just took the couple two mergers and three relationships to get there.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterWarner Bros. Discovery is not going with the “initial wordmark” revealed last June as its official logo.Variety has obtained a low-res copy of a new logo that is being circulated on internal memos at Discovery and WarnerMedia Friday, ahead of the expected close of the merger transaction later today.Discovery did not immediately respond to request for comment on the Warner Bros.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterChip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network will move under HBO’s purview upon the completion of Discovery’s acquisition of WarnerMedia, which will result in the launch of Warner Bros. Discovery Monday, Variety has learned exclusively.Allison Page, president of Magnolia, which is a joint venture between the Gaineses and Discovery, Inc., will report directly to HBO and HBO Max chief Casey Bloys.

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.

Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network is coming to Corus.

Magnolia Network is bringing in five brand new shows.

Charlize Theron gives Matt Damon and his wife Luciana Barroso a big hug while enjoying the 2022 Super Bowl held at SoFi Stadium on Sunday (February 13) in Inglewood, Calif.

EXCLUSIVE: Magnolia Network, Discovery’s joint venture with Chip and Joanna Gaines, has ordered five new unscripted series and has renewed three, including staple Magnolia Table with Joanne Gaines and DYI transplant Restoring Galveston. New series include A Home Away with husband-and-wife design team Bryan and Catherine Williamson; Beach Cottage Chronicles (wt); Handcrafted Hotels following a hotelier and team of artists; Home Stories with Kate and Amy (wt) with stylist-photographer duo Kate Martindale and Amy Neunsinger; and an untitled project with professional baker Bryan Ford.

Joanna and Chip Gaines talked staying grounded and focusing on what really matters in theMagnolia Journal Spring 2022, out Friday.The home design moguls spotlighted the 'theme of nurture' in the issue which comes on the heels of the launch of their highly anticipates Magnolia Network.In early January, the now-defunct DIY Network was flipped, as it were, but the couple and rebranded under their Magnolia umbrella. Nurture:Joanna and Chip Gaines talked staying grounded and focusing on what really matters in the Magnolia Journal Spring 2022, out Friday'I've had to learn to recognize the difference between the things that serve only to fill my time and the things that serve to fill me up, enough that I have something to pour into the areas of my life that I truly care to do right by: my family, my friendships, and the work that grounds us,' Joanna said.'As it turns out, these things are easy to misread unless you know what you're looking for.

In need of renovations. Chip and Joanna Gaines had high hopes when they launched Magnolia Network, but they were not expecting the controversy that stemmed from Andy and Candis Meredith’s show Home Work.

Home is where the heart is! Christina Haack, Ben and Erin Napier and more HGTV stars aren’t just focused on making other people’s houses feel like home — they are also very family-oriented in their own lives.

Fixer Upper is still the king of home renovation shows, and that was proven within seconds of it premiering on the new Magnolia Network at the start of the year.

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.

A day after the hosts of reality renovation show Home Work took to Instagram to tearfully defend themselves about allegations of shoddy work and overcharging – which led to their show being taken off the Magnolia Network – comes news that the show will return to television.