David Bowie would have been proud to have his famous 80's song "Let's Dance' remodified to be "Let's Vote!" And we're 100% here for it.
Whether you can't find a single person people you would want running the country, just focus on the issues. Vote the issues. And if you don't know the issues, take this text here and find out which candidate most aligns with your beliefs.
But back to PBS and whats being called the next School House Rock! Education through music and fun!
The series is called City Island Sings! and is led by Kimia Behpoornia of Abbott Elementary and Kimiko Glenn of Orange Is The New Black. PBS Kids partnered with Augenblick Studios’ Future Brain Media for the project. The songs are written and performed by Tunde Adebimpe, lead singer of TV on the Radio, with guest performers and paying homage to Johnny Cash, The Beatles, Devo, Dua Lipa and others.
The first season will include 10 music videos, with others tied to appreciation of school workers and diversity of communities, among other topics. The visuals pay tribute to artists like Mary Blair, Keith Haring and Roy Lichtenstein, as well as the visual inspiration of Sesame Street.
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David Bowie would have been proud to have his famous 80's song "Let's Dance' remodified to be "Let's Vote!" And we're 100% here for it.
Whether you can't find a single person people you would want running the country, just focus on the issues. Vote the issues. And if you don't know the issues, take this text here and find out which candidate most aligns with your beliefs.
But back to PBS and whats being called the next School House Rock! Education through music and fun!
The ser...
JLo has been a hot messy dumpster fire for months now. She fills the tiktok airways with delicious tea as people make fun of her silly documentary where star after star turns down her requests to be in her movie.
And of course, where there was once shameless PDA there is now awkward absence for the viewers of her and Bens two year marriage.
So it seems understandable that she would want to cancel (she says postpone) her world tour to work on her family. But I'm here to tell you that ain't whats going on.
If you've seen any stadium shots from her concerts, they're often half empty. Reviews of the shows have often used words like "embarrassing turn out".
And this sort of thing would be hard for anyone to suffer through, but for a person like Jennifer Lopez, who's spent her adult life believing (and being told) she was invincible, it's just got to be earth shattering.
THATS why the tour got canceled. She can't physically stand to look at that audience.
As for her Vegas residency... she should have started that first. Now maybe Vegas wont want her.
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JLo has been a hot messy dumpster fire for months now. She fills the tiktok airways with delicious tea as people make fun of her silly documentary where star after star turns down her requests to be in her movie.
And of course, where there was once shameless PDA there is now awkward absence for the viewers of her and Bens two year marriage.
So it seems understandable that she would want to cancel (she says postpone) her world tour to work on her family. But I'm here to tell you th...
The month of June, which used to be the slowest month of new television, is absolutely packed! You got to look at this line up. From the return of Bridgerton to the Housewives of Dubai, there is something for everyone.
June 1: Dinner and a Movie (TNT, new unscripted series) The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson (Lifetime, new documentary miniseries)
June 2: Mayor of Kingstown (Paramount+, Season 3) Billy the Kid (MGM+, Season 2B) Ren Faire (HBO, new documentary miniseries) The Real Housewives of Dubai (Bravo, Season 2) World Eats Bread (National Geographic, new docuseries) Secrets & Spies: A Nuclear Game (CNN, new docuseries) Violent Earth with Liev Schreiber (CNN, new docuseries) Celebrity IOU (HGTV, Season 7B) Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse (Magnolia Network, new docuseries) Einstein Challenge (History, new docuseries) Signs of a Psychopath (Investigation Discovery, Season 7)
June 3: American Ninja Warrior (NBC, Season 16) Celebrity Name That Tune (Fox, Season 3D) Holy Marvels with Dennis Quaid (History, new docuseries) Unexpected (TLC, Season 2) Battle on the Beach (HGTV, Season 4) Erased: WW2’s Heroes of Color (National Geographic, new documentary limited series) Deadly Influence: The Social Media Murders (Investigation Discovery, new docuseries)
June 4: The Acolyte (Disney+, new drama series) Clipped (FX, new limited docuseries) Beyond Skinwalker Ranch (History, Season 2)
June 5: Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial (Netflix, new docuseries)
June 6: Criminal Minds: Evolution (Paramount+, Season 2) Makeup x Breakup (AllBlk, Season 2)
June 7: 51st Daytime Emmy Awards (CBS, live awards special) Power Book II: Ghost (Starz, Season 4A; final season) Queenie (Hulu, new drama series) Transformers: Earthspark (Paramount+, Season 2) Guy’s All-American Road Trip (Food Network, Season 3)
June 9: Making Good (BYUtv, Season 5)
June 10: Battleground (Fox-owned stations, new roundtable series) Divided by Design (HGTV, new competition series)
June 11: Love Island USA (Peacock, Season 6) How Music Got Free (Paramount+, new documentary miniseries) Wreck (Hulu, Season 2) Deadliest Catch (Discovery, Season 20) Motel Rescue (Magnolia Network, Season 2)
June 12: My Next Guest Needs No Introduction (Netflix, Season 5) Presumed Innocent (Apple TV+, new drama limited series) My Lady Jane (Prime Video, new drama series) Real Estate King (FYI, new docuseries
June 13: Bridgerton(Netflix, Season 3B) The Boys (Prime Video, Season 4) Alone (History, Season 11) Blue Lights (BritBox, Season 2)
June 14: The Big Bakeover (The CW, new docuseries) Joko Anwar’s Nightmares and Daydreams (Netflix, new drama series) Mama June: Family Crisis (WEtv, Season 2) Deb’s House (AllBlk, new competition series)
June 15: Find My Country House (HGTV, new docuseries)
June 16: 77th Tony Awards (CBS, live awards special) House of the Dragon (HBO, Season 2) Hotel Cocaine (MGM+, new drama series) Grantchester (PBS, Season 9) Professor T (PBS, Season 3) D.I. Ray (PBS, Season 2) American Monster (Investigation Discovery, Season 10)
June 17: Cult Massacre: One Day in Jonestown (Hulu, new docuseries) The Great American Recipe (PBS, Season 3) Maine Cabin Masters: Building Italy (Magnolia Network, new docuseries) My Life Is Murder (Acorn TV, Season 4)
June 18: Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution (PBS, new documentary miniseries) Chopper Cops (Paramount+, new docueries) Bobby’s Triple Threat (Food Network, Season 3) Farmhouse Fixer: Camp Revamp (HGTV, new docuseries)
June 19: Dynamic Planet(PBS, new docuseries) Hope in the Water (PBS, new docuseries)
June 20: Federer: Twelve Final Days (Prime Video, new docuseries) Alone Australia (History, Season 2)
June 21: Roots of Comedy with Jesus Trejo (PBS, new docuseries)
June 23: Orphan Black: Echoes (AMC/BBC America, new drama series) Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines (Magnolia Network, Season 5) Getting Lost with Erin French(Magnolia Network, new docuseries)
June 24: Make Some Noise (Dropout, Season 3)
June 25: High Speed Chase (Investigation Discovery, Season 2) Late Night Lockup (Investigation Discovery, Season 2) Babylon Berlin (MHz Choice, Season 4)
June 26: Land of Women(Apple TV+, new dramedy series) Fear Thy Neighbor (Investigation Discovery, Season 10)
June 27: That ’90s Show (Fox, Season 2A) The Bear (FX, Season 3) Joe Biden-Donald Trump Presidential Debate (CNN, live special) Domino Day (Sundance Now, new drama series)
June 28: The Mole (Netflix, Season 2) The Proof Is Out There: Alien Edition (History, new docuseries) Beach Cottage Chronicles (Magnolia Network, Season 4) Family Empire: Houston (OWN, new unscripted series)
June 30: The Great Food Truck Race (Food Network, Season 17)
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The month of June, which used to be the slowest month of new television, is absolutely packed! You got to look at this line up. From the return of Bridgerton to the Housewives of Dubai, there is something for everyone.
June 1:Dinner and a Movie (TNT, new unscripted series)The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson (Lifetime, new documentary miniseries)
June 2:Mayor of Kingstown (Paramount+, Season 3)Billy the Kid (MGM+, Season 2B)Ren Faire (HBO, new documentary miniseries)The Real Housewives of Duba...
Bob Dylan is one of the biggest legends still living and creating today. He was such a fixture in the 60's peace and love movement that his name is nearly synonymous with folk singing.
In 1969 Bob was recovering from a motorcycle accident and laid up in the icon town of Woodstock NY. He had just started working on his lifelong love of painting. And while there he ran into a mystic named Sandy LePanto who offered astrology readings in exchange for a piece he just completed.
That piece just sold at auction from a Dylan record sale price of $196,156.
"Sandy was not only one of the most beautiful women in Woodstock at a time when there were many; she was a mystic, a channeler, a reader of stars and maker of astrology charts for her friends,” says Anne Margaret Daniel, a literary scholar and historian who is writing a series of essays on Dylan, in the lot listing. “The old arts community of Woodstock worked on the barter system then, and to a degree still does today; people trading their expertise and creative output, rather than exchanging money.”
Since that fateful trade, the painting has remained with LePanto’s family. It was recently rediscovered in the estate of LePanto’s ex-husband, Anthony Lepanto.
I LOVE this piece. Love it.
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Bob Dylan is one of the biggest legends still living and creating today. He was such a fixture in the 60's peace and love movement that his name is nearly synonymous with folk singing.
In 1969 Bob was recovering from a motorcycle accident and laid up in the icon town of Woodstock NY. He had just started working on his lifelong love of painting. And while there he ran into a mystic named Sandy LePanto who offered astrology readings in exchange for a piece he just completed.
That p...
Judge Judy Sheindlin has been holding court on tv for so long she's amassed an estimated $500 million! So it should be of no surprise that she lives in this massive palace. No square footage was given, but just know the place is BIG.
Upon entry from the semi-private elevator landing, an impressive 29-foot entrance gallery leads to spacious, welcoming rooms, perfect for entertaining.
Situated within one of Sutton Place's superior pre-war white glove cooperatives, this superbly renovated residence offers 4-bedrooms, 4-bathrooms, and 2 half-bathrooms. Boasting panoramic exposures and an expansive wrap-around terrace, this sun-kissed aerie is one of the crown jewels of this tony enclave.
Asking: $9,500,000 5 bed, 5 bath, massive terrace and huge entry to receive guests from you private elevator.
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Judge Judy Sheindlin has been holding court on tv for so long she's amassed an estimated $500 million! So it should be of no surprise that she lives in this massive palace. No square footage was given, but just know the place is BIG.
Upon entry from the semi-private elevator landing, an impressive 29-foot entrance gallery leads to spacious, welcoming rooms, perfect for entertaining.
Situated within one of Sutton Place's superior pre-war white glove cooperatives, this superbly renovate...
Details are scarce and there is much speculation. We here at the Beet feel like we can draw our own conclusions as well. But here's what we know for sure.
Johnny Wactor, a long time veteran of TV soap General Hospital, was shot and killed Saturday in a Los Angeles when he confronted thieves breaking into his car, according to TMZ. He was 37.
Wactor's mother Scarlett said that her son was leaving his job at a rooftop bar with a co-worker in the early hours of Saturday morning when he saw three men appearing to steal his catalytic converter.
Johnny, Scarlett said, thought that his vehicle was getting towed and tried to approach them to get further details.
One of the suspects was wearing a mask. When he heard Wactor, he looked up and then shot him, she told ABC7.
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Details are scarce and there is much speculation. We here at the Beet feel like we can draw our own conclusions as well. But here's what we know for sure.
Johnny Wactor, a long time veteran of TV soap General Hospital, was shot and killed Saturday in a Los Angeles when he confronted thieves breaking into his car, according to TMZ. He was 37.
Wactor's mother Scarlett said that her son was leaving his job at a rooftop bar with a co-worker in the early hours of Saturday mornin...
Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, an Oscar nominee whose most famous works skewered America's food industry and who notably ate only at McDonald’s for a month to illustrate the dangers of a fast-food diet, has died. He was 53.
Spurlock died Thursday in New York from complications of cancer, according to a statement issued Friday by his family.
“It was a sad day, as we said goodbye to my brother Morgan,” Craig Spurlock, who worked with him on several projects, said in the statement. “Morgan gave so much through his art, ideas, and generosity. The world has lost a true creative genius and a special man. I am so proud to have worked together with him.”
Spurlock made a splash in 2004 with his groundbreaking film “Super Size Me,” which was nominated for an Academy Award. The film chronicled the detrimental physical and psychological effects of Spurlock eating only McDonald’s food for 30 days. He gained about 25 pounds, saw a spike in his cholesterol and lost his sex drive.
“Everything’s bigger in America,” he said in the film. “We’ve got the biggest cars, the biggest houses, the biggest companies, the biggest food, and finally: the biggest people.”
In one scene, Spurlock showed kids a photo of George Washington and none recognized the Founding Father. But they all instantly knew the mascots for Wendy’s and McDonald’s.
The film grossed more than $22 million on a $65,000 budget and preceded the release of Eric Schlosser’s influential “Fast Food Nation,” which accused the industry of being bad for the environment and rife with labor issues.
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Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, an Oscar nominee whose most famous works skewered America's food industry and who notably ate only at McDonald’s for a month to illustrate the dangers of a fast-food diet, has died. He was 53.
Spurlock died Thursday in New York from complications of cancer, according to a statement issued Friday by his family.
“It was a sad day, as we said goodbye to my brother Morgan,” Craig Spurlock, who worked with him on several projects, said in the s...
Jennifer Tilly is best know for two rolls. She's the bride of Chucky and the voice of Bonnie Swanson on Family Guy. She's also a legit poker player and back in 2005 she won the Ladies-Only No Limit Texas Hold 'Em event at the World Series of Poker.
Her next move? To Bravoland and the magical world of wealthy Housewives of Beverly Hills.
And she's no stranger to the high falutin life the BH wives enjoy. Till was married to Sam Simon, the creator of The Simpsons, back in the 80's and she receives 30% of his Simpsons proceeds every year. That's millions annually.
Tilly was seen palling around with Sutton Stracke last season and in season 14, Tilly is officially joining the cast as a friend.
I'm stoked for this. She's a hoot.
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Jennifer Tilly is best know for two rolls. She's the bride of Chucky and the voice of Bonnie Swanson on Family Guy. She's also a legit poker player and back in 2005 she won the Ladies-Only No Limit Texas Hold 'Em event at the World Series of Poker.
Her next move? To Bravoland and the magical world of wealthy Housewives of Beverly Hills.
And she's no stranger to the high falutin life the BH wives enjoy. Till was married to Sam Simon, the creator of The Simpsons, back in the 80's an...
The disgusting video of an entitled, rage-filled Sean Combs beating Cassie was only the latest in the horrible saga of Diddy disaster. And one of the people who's been sounding the alarm about him for years is 50 Cent.
And for the last few months 50 has been talking about his coming documentary about Diddy and how it was gonna "Break records when this drops"... only problem? No one was entirely sure there was a documentary. Or were these just threats to make Diddy nervous. Well there's no question now.
Netflix has won the bid (after a bidder war, we're told) to show the film. It's not sure if it'll be a multi episode series or a one off film, but word it the docu will be ready to drop as soon as late summer.
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The disgusting video of an entitled, rage-filled Sean Combs beating Cassie was only the latest in the horrible saga of Diddy disaster. And one of the people who's been sounding the alarm about him for years is 50 Cent.
And for the last few months 50 has been talking about his coming documentary about Diddy and how it was gonna "Break records when this drops"... only problem? No one was entirely sure there was a documentary. Or were these just threats to make Diddy nervous. Well there...
It's one of the most famous homes in all of the United States. Graceland is where Elvis lived, had his daughter, died. All of it. And it's been a busy museum ever since.
So folks were shocked to learn the company that owns the mansion is selling is at auction this Thusrday, May 23rd.
Now actress Riley Keough, the granddaughter of Elvis, is suing to stop the sale.
Riley's lawyers filed this month claim that a company planning to auction off Graceland is fraudulently claiming that her mother — Elvis’s daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, who died in 2023 — had borrowed money and put Graceland up as collateral. The papers say that the company, Naussany Investments & Private Lending LLC, “appears to be a false entity” and that the documents it presented about the loan were also fake.
She is asking that the court grant a restraining order against Naussany Investments & Private Lending LLC, “or any party acting in concert” with them “from conducting any non-judicial sale of the property.”
This is a mess. I hope Riley is correct and is able to save it. It's a Memphis institution.
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It's one of the most famous homes in all of the United States. Graceland is where Elvis lived, had his daughter, died. All of it. And it's been a busy museum ever since.
So folks were shocked to learn the company that owns the mansion is selling is at auction this Thusrday, May 23rd.
Now actress Riley Keough, the granddaughter of Elvis, is suing to stop the sale.
Riley's lawyers filed this month claim that a company planning to auction off Graceland is fraudulently claiming t...
There have been rumors gallor swirling about the inevitable demise of Ben and Jen's 2 year marriage. And I don't take delight in saying that. But it is what it is.
The pair haven't been seen in public in nearly 2 months, which is a big departure from the near daily PDA they would show for the majority of their relationship.
And now TMZ is reporting the photo above is Ben leaving a home he's been crashing at ALONE. Sans JLo. No wifey in sight.
In addition to that, JLo herself drew speculation when she "liked" a post about unhealthy relationships.
These two had a long relationship almost 25 years ago and found each other all this time later and I think I really thought it might last. But lord knows JLo has a reputation for being high key diva and Ben is forever struggling with depression and addiction. I imagine that's a powder keg of a relationship.
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There have been rumors gallor swirling about the inevitable demise of Ben and Jen's 2 year marriage. And I don't take delight in saying that. But it is what it is.
The pair haven't been seen in public in nearly 2 months, which is a big departure from the near daily PDA they would show for the majority of their relationship.
And now TMZ is reporting the photo above is Ben leaving a home he's been crashing at ALONE. Sans JLo. No wifey in sight.
In addition to th...
Sutton Foster, who played Liza on the hit show 'Younger,' is selling her magnificent NY country home.
Located in upstate NY, this boho/traditional is so full of charm the next home owner will be wise to leave every mural and fabric covered wall.
Spanning approximately 4,132 square feet, this residence boasts seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, and five fireplaces, three of which are fully operational, infusing warmth and character throughout.
Sold:$2,000,000 7 bed, 5 bath, 4,132 sq ft
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Sutton Foster, who played Liza on the hit show 'Younger,' is selling her magnificent NY country home.
Located in upstate NY, this boho/traditional is so full of charm the next home owner will be wise to leave every mural and fabric covered wall.
Spanning approximately 4,132 square feet, this residence boasts seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, and five fireplaces, three of which are fully operational, infusing warmth and character throughout.
Sold:$2,000,000 7 bed, 5 bath, 4,132...
