Set 15 years after the events of That ’70s Show, Netflix’s own modernized continuation, That ’90s Show, dropped its first season on January 19, 2023. Reintroducing characters from its Fox predecessor, the teen sitcom centers on Leia Forman (Callie Haverda), who forms bonds with her classmates and neighbors while spending the summer of 1995 at her grandparents’ house in Wisconsin. Recommended Videos Right now, all 10 episodes of That ’90s Show are streaming on Netflix, but let’s switch focus to star Laura Prepon.

It looks like Jag Bains is getting quite the winner’s edit as Big Brother 25 nears its end… Recommended Videos After the October 22 episode of Big Brother, Jag has officially been named the Head of Household for the second week in a row after placing first in the Dental Charts challenge, and fans are not thrilled (to say the least). Per the typical rules of Big Brother, given that he was the HoH last week, he shouldn’t have been allowed to compete in the first place!

With superb acting, singing, and dancing skills (just to name a few of her many talents), is there anything that Zendaya can’t do? Recommended Videos Dancing is a skill that Zendaya has possessed for years, spending three years of her childhood in a dance group called Future Shock Oakland, serving as a featured dancer in numerous Kidz Bop music videos, starring as the lead of the Disney Channel series Shake It Up (which was centered around dancing), and more.

Disney has released the Lofi Minnie: Focus, an album of remixed lofi versions of famous Disney animated movie songs, including the likes of “Hakuna Matata” and “A Whole New World”. Recommended Videos The album includes remixes from a range of their movies from across their traditional animation days like The Little Mermaid, and songs from Pixar films like Toy Story. The artwork is made to clearly reference the classic lofi trope of a girl sitting at a desk doing work with a calm-but-colorful backdrop — known now as Lofi Girl, but with Disney’s own Minnie Mouse.

It’s not hyperbole to say Survivor has been on the air a long, long time. The reality competition has been entertaining audiences for more than 20 years, and there have been a lot of huge moments over its tenure. The first iteration of the show came out on May, 31, 2000, and there have been contestants all races, creeds, and ages on the show since that date. Recommended Videos Inevitably, when you have a pool of 644 people, time and unforeseen occurrences will befall some of them.

Recommended Videos Though she can currently be seen on the big screen in Michael Bay’s Transformers: Age of Extinction, rising star Nicola Peltz isn’t done with television just yet. After breaking out on A&E’s excellent Bates Motel, her character departed the show early on in season two. While many fans were left disappointed, it was assumed that the actress wanted to focus on her film career and would not be returning.

For many of us, Facebook Messenger is a useful tool for staying in touch with friends and family who may not otherwise be easily contacted. That is why it is so disconcerting when the app doesn’t function correctly, which is something that has plagued some users this week. Recommended Videos Across the world, many users have reported an inability to load messages and pictures, according to HITC. Reports of errors began pouring in on Thursday and have persisted Friday, with parent company Meta failing to address the problem so far, the article said.

Every town has its own crime-solving priest. Okay, maybe not every town, just Kembleford, but thank God for Father Brown. Mark Williams is back for an eleventh season of the beloved British dramedy, which promises to be as intriguing and fun as ever. Recommended Videos The series, which premiered back in 2013 on BBC One, is loosely based on a collection of short stories by G.K. Chesterton, featuring new mysteries for Father Brown to solve in every episode.

Recommended Videos The first poster for The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence), the follow-up to Tom Six‘s infamous The Human Centipede (First Sequence), has released, and it features what appears to be just a centipede on the surface. Upon a closer look, one can see that it’s actually a centipede-shaped structure, comprised of people. The questionably authentic tagline from The Human Centipede, “100% medically accurate,” is also on the poster for its sequel.

At the beginning of every summer, two morning talk shows from rival news networks announce their respective concert series lineups with the hope of entertaining and attracting more viewers — and while they’ve never acknowledged it, I’m sure there’s an element of healthy competition at play. NBC‘s Today Show and Fox News‘ Fox & Friends are on two very different broadcasting channels (one is a respected major broadcasting company; the other is, well, Fox News) and it would make sense that their concert lineups are intended to attract two different audiences; however, there is some overlap in viewers’ musical tastes between the two daytime television shows.