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It’s time for MasterChef and this season they’re cooking up a recipe of change! |
| May 26th, 2014 under Gordon Ramsay. [ Comments: none ]
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MasterChef is back on Fox tonight at 8p and they are making a lot of changes to the reality cooking competition this season. The first big change is Graham Elliot has lost a lot of weight since the last edition and he is smoking hot.
But that is one of the many changes we are going to see tonight. Gone is where each chef individually cooks for Gordon Ramsay, Elliot and Joe Bastianich. The top 30 have been selected and they are starting out in the MasterChef kitchen. They have only one hour to prepare their signature meal, so that they can win that much wanted apron. If the Chefs like it, then they will continue on in the competition. If not they go home. And there is a twist, at least one Chef will be eliminated during that hour that they are cooking to impress. So that means the remaining Chefs have to have their creations loved by the MasterChefs. If their meal is scrumptious to the MasterChefs, then they move on. If not they go home, or do they? There is another surprise addition to this season, and you are going to have to watch to see what it is.
By the end of the night we will have our competitors. By having them all cook together, it really gets the kitchen heated up just as soon as they meet each other. You can tell things will be boiling over this season and I can’t wait to see what happens next.
And last week I was on a conference call with Graham Elliot and EP Robin Ashbrook, and the two men previewed what else is coming up this yummy season.
1 – The home cooks have to cook for a very special couple and they don’t want to mess up. I mean, would you want to screw up a meal you are making for Gordon Ramsay and his wife?
2 – That isn’t the only romance they will see because they have to cook for a wedding reception at a location that really isn’t Chef friendly.
3 – As tough as that is, it ain’t got nothing when the home cooks have to prepare a meal for over 500 servicemen.
4 – It isn’t only about cooking for others, they also have to cook for their three toughest judges, the MasterChefs. They have a mystery box challenge with over 50 cans of food. Sounds bad enough for them, but it gets even worse because those cans are NOT labeled.
5 – While that ingredient is old, the home cooks will also prepare a very fresh meal. So fresh, the fish were just literally caught before they entered the kitchen.
This season sounds anything but fishy, so make sure to check it out every Monday night on Fox.
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Flowers in the Attic continues tonight with Petals on the Wind |
| May 26th, 2014 under Lifetime. [ Comments: none ]
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Tonight at 9p on Lifetime, Petals on the Wind makes it debut and you don’t want to miss this haunting sequel to Flowers in the Attic.
The telemovie takes place 10 years after the first one. The man who took in the three flowers, has just died and now they are on their own again. Cathy (Rose McIver) is grown and preparing to be a ballet dancer. She has fallen in love with another ballet dancer, Julian (Will Kemp), and they head to NY to become stars. He is not as nice as he seems and he abuses her. She keeps this abuse a secret.
Her brother, Christopher (Wyatt Nash), is in medical school and he is almost done. When Cathy moves to NYC, she tells him to move on from their relationship and eventually he does.
Meanwhile, Carrie (Bailey Buntain), is in high school and she is being bullied. Eventually she leaves her school to move in with Cathy. One night, when Christopher visits, he witnesses something that will change all of the siblings lives.
And whatever happened to their evil grandmother and wicked mother? They are still living in Foxworth Hall. Olivia (Ellen Burstyn), in ill health and Corrine (Heather Graham) is taking care of her. Corrine is still married to Bart (Dylan Bruce) and he still doesn’t know anything about her past.
But that is soon going to change because her children are going to finally get revenge on the women that held them captive for two years and killed their baby brother. You don’t want to miss what happens next. So make sure to watch the chilling sequel tonight on Lifetime.
Petals is just as good as the first movie, if not better. I found this movie held my interest even more than the first movie and I loved Flowers in the Attic. Just like the last movie, Heather Graham is once again the best part of the film.
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Remembering the TV characters we lost this season! |
| May 26th, 2014 under Obits. [ Comments: 1 ]
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This television season was deadly, and several of our favorite characters did not make it to the end of it. But do they get an In Memoriam tribute at the Emmys? No, they do not. So HuffPost TV gave them a proper send off. So take a few minutes today to remember those who left our TV screens this year.
That is unless you don’t want to be spoiled about what happened on Breaking Bad, House of Cards, Sons of Anarchy and/or Game of Thrones.
Sadly, just like the Oscars, Finn Hudson was omitted from the tribute. But other than him and Supernatural’s Kevin Tran, they pretty much got them all. Is there anyone you think is missing from the beautiful obituary?
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These NBA flash mobs are a slam dunk! |
| May 26th, 2014 under Flash Mobs, Sports figures. [ Comments: none ]
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Basketball fans in 5 different cities showed their support to their NBA teams by taking part in flash mobs. When it comes to who did it better NYC, Miami, Indianapolis, Oklahoma City and San Antonio, I say they were all equally as good. I hope the other teams take part in a flash mob. Where are the Los Angeles Clipper fans? Skip that!
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Solange’s elevator scuffle with Jay Z was good for her career! |
| May 26th, 2014 under Beyoncé. [ Comments: none ]
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Solange Knowles doesn’t sell nearly the same amount of records as her big sister Beyonce, but after she attacked Beyonce’s husband she came close. According to InTouch Weekly, her sales were up 233% since she was seen not loving in an elevator. So I guess the next time Solange has an album to promote, instead of doing press for it she should press her fist on her sister’s face. Not that I am advocating violence, they can stage it and we will be none the wiser.
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