Facebook Twitter Flipboard Email Enlarge this image Rami Malek won a Golden Globe for his performance in the drama Bohemian Rhapsody, in which he played iconic singer Freddie Mercury. Paul Drinkwater/NBCUniversal via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Paul Drinkwater/NBCUniversal via Getty Images Rami Malek won a Golden Globe for his performance in the drama Bohemian Rhapsody, in which he played iconic singer Freddie Mercury. Paul Drinkwater/NBCUniversal via Getty Images You'll find a lot of 2018 films more loved by critics than Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody, but both have found enthusiastic audiences. On Sunday night, they were the big winners in film at the Golden Globes, in a ceremony that dragged 20 minutes past its scheduled time and occasionally felt as if it was rushing through a list of awards and trying desperately to get winners to wrap it up. Standard Golden Globes caveats: The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is relatively small, … [Read more...] about Golden Globes: ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ And ‘Green Book’ Win Big
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Ina Garten on the joys of simple food – and eggplant parmesan
By The Denver Post | PUBLISHED: December 16, 2018 at 11:08 am | UPDATED: December 17, 2018 at 3:26 am By Julia C. Martinez, The Denver Post For nearly 20 years, prolific cookbook author and TV host Ina Garten has perfected the art of creating elegant yet casual home-cooked meals. She has persuaded cooks and amateurs alike in her unruffled “how easy is that” style that they, too, can produce a spread as perfect as the ones she serves her husband Jeffrey and their friends on her shows and in her cookbooks. It’s what Garten does best. The self-taught cook with the trademark pearl earrings and blue denim shirt is the creative force behind the best-selling Barefoot Contessa cookbooks and the award-winning Food Network TV series. Her brand is a unique blend of simple yet refined recipes, prepared and artfully plated for friends and family in the cozy comfort of home. In her latest book, “Cook Like a Pro, Recipes & Tips For Home Cooks” (Clarkson Potter, … [Read more...] about Ina Garten on the joys of simple food – and eggplant parmesan
I’m A Celeb winner ‘will have to hand over a third of their earnings to the show’ when they leave the jungle
THE winner of this year's I'm A Celebrity will be "forced to hand over 30 per cent of their earnings to ITV" after the show. The Jungle King or Queen can reportedly earn millions from their appearance but according to the Mail On Sunday, ITV will be taking a cut. The publication reported that the "standard" ITV contract allows the network to claim a third of the winners earnings. An insider said: "The earnings clause, which is in force for 45 days following the end of the show, applies to public appearances, contracts and endorsements." Last year's winner, Georgia 'Toff' Toffolo, was reportedly paid £13,000 for her appearance in the Australian jungle. But her agreement reportedly allowed "ITV's auditors to pore over her books" following her win. The Sun Online have contacted ITV for comment. One unnamed agent commented last year: "This is as unfair as it gets." At the time The Sun Online reported how the former reality star would be in line to make £1million through TV deals, … [Read more...] about I’m A Celeb winner ‘will have to hand over a third of their earnings to the show’ when they leave the jungle
Why Empire Went With That Big Lucious And Kingsley Twist
58 seconds ago Major spoilers below for Empire's latest episode, so be sure to watch before reading on. By the time Empire comes to an end, presumably after another 10-15 seasons, I probably wouldn't be surprised if viewers learned that Lucious Lyon was actually the secret biological father to every character other than Cookie and his own mother. And, if you've seen the most recent episode, you'll know why this seems like such a plausible possibility, because Kingsley revealed that he at least believes that the Lyon family patriarch is his long lost (not-so-dear) old dad. So, why did those behind the music drama decide to pull this twist out on viewers? Here's what Empire showrunner Brett Mahoney had to say: Where this character actually comes from initially --- I don't know whether I should say it or not --- but he's sort of a Trumpian character. In my mind, he was taking over Empire as Trump took over the White House, and as we've seen, Trump in any way possible to destroy … [Read more...] about Why Empire Went With That Big Lucious And Kingsley Twist
Savory Chef Flynn Reveals the Promise and Price of Being a Teen Wonder
Maybe you’re the type of person who sees a precocious, media-savvy teen phenom like chef Flynn McGarry on TV or the cover of a magazine and think "Good for him” or “That’s interesting.” Or, “Probably a nice kid, but why not lavish some of this attention on working chefs in actual restaurants whose food real people might be able to sample?” Or maybe when you see Flynn — rakishly thin, stylishly coiffed, forever jabbering about emulsions and reductions and his delicately minimalist creations — you can’t hold back a snarl: “Who does this child of privilege think he is?” you snipe, probably in a tweet or a comments section. For those who rage at the teen-chef trend, Cameron Yates’s intimate doc Chef Flynn should come with one of those warning signs posted outside roller coasters: Avoid this ride. For the rest of us, Yates’s film will likely prove an enlightening curio: part celebration, part experiment, … [Read more...] about Savory Chef Flynn Reveals the Promise and Price of Being a Teen Wonder