Valerie Bertinelli, 61, and Demi Lovato, 28, are set to portray mother and daughter in an upcoming TV pilot, and the duo were spotted filming together in Los Angeles for the first time — see all the pics here. The Disney alum and the former sitcom star were all smiles as they filmed their new show Hungry outdoors, while rocking workout gear. Valerie is certainly no stranger to the small screen, having made a name for herself on One Day At A Time in the 1970s.
“I don’t know [Offset]. I’ve never even spoke with him. I never had no conversation with him,” Cuban Doll said when speaking to TMZ on Dec. 6 at the Topanga Mall. Cuban seemed nonplussed that she got tangled up in the drama surrounding Offset and Cardi B’s breakup – specifically, how some text messages allegedly show the Migos rapper trying to set up a threesome with Cuban and Summer Bunni (note: it hasn’t been confirmed if the texts were from Offset.
The content coming to Netflix in August 2022 is worth staying indoors for. For starters, you have new seasons of hit television series such as Never Have I Ever and Locke & Key, plus the debuts of highly-anticipated shows like The Sandman. Netflix will also add beloved classic films including Footloose, Bridget Jones’s Diary, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Sam Raimi‘s Spider-Man trilogy (with Tobey Maguire) is also coming to the streaming giant. Here’s the full list of shows and movies that will available to stream on Netflix in August 2022.
The Diplomat season finale picks up with Kate (Keri Russell) and Dennison (David Gyasi) discussing the Roman Lenkov situation. Dennison finds it peculiar that Prime Minister Trowbridge was initially unhappy about arresting Lenkov for the warship attack, but by the morning, he was all about it. Turns out, this arrest could help Trowbridge with a special election that’s coming up in Scotland.
Meanwhile, Eidra (Ali Ahn) learns that Kate is being considered for Vice President, and Hayford (Ato Essandoh) hasn’t mentioned a thing.
Eunic Ortiz isn't letting culture wars overshadow her run for Florida State Senate. The St. Petersburg native is ready to fight for her community, even if it means taking a stance against Gov. De Santis' policies.
Eunic Ortiz has always been more interested in helping citizens, than being distracted by culture wars. As an educator, labor organizer, and election outreach expert, the Florida native has made empowering people her mission.