Have you ever wondered what it would look like if Ice Cube, Ice Spice, Ice-T, and Vanilla Ice got together on ice? Well, wonder no more, because the Law & Order: SVU star made it happen, not in real life, but with artificial intelligence. And now, I want this to become a reality with the four of them releasing a song as IcesQuad!
I usually am not a fan of AI, but I approve of it in this case because it is as cool as ice!
On September 13, 1996, a little show called Everybody Loves Raymond made its debut on CBS, and tonight at 8p, the cast and crew reunite to talk about the show that changed all of their lives and television forever for Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Reunion.
Ray Romano, EP Phil Rosenthal, Patricia Heaton (Debra), Brad Garrett (Robert), Madylin (Ally) and Sullivan Sweeten (Michael), and Monica Horan (Amy) sat on a replica of their old set and reminisced about the #1 family sitcom of the ’90s.
They also honored Peter Boyle (Frank), Doris Roberts (Marie), and Sawyer Sweeten (Geoffrey), who are no longer here with us. As a result, Romano and Rosenthal reveal at the very beginning that they will never do a reboot without them.
Along with that reveal, we get to hear from the man who made this show happen. Not any of the above, but David Letterman. Did you know that? He shares with us why he knew Ray was the right man for him to invest in.
Then, Ray and Phil talk about the first time they met, and how their real-life families, along with the writers’ families, became a majority of the show’s storylines. Because you cannot make up what the Barones did, I mean, you can, but it would not be as funny.
They also share their favorite scenes and stories with us before bringing out the cast one by one to talk about their memorable moments from ELR and show clips from those memories.
What you get to see is that not only did they play a family on television, they truly became one.
While this is not a new scripted episode, it is an episode that will make any fan of the sitcom happy! Because no matter how much time passes, Everybody Loves Raymond and the family he created in his home away from home.
The Peanuts have become a holiday staple. Therefore, it would make sense for Krispy Kreme to team up with Snoopy and Charlie Brown for three donuts to celebrate the season and the comic’s 75th anniversary.
NEW Snoopy Cookies & Kreme™ Doughnut – a Snoopy-shaped doughnut filled with Cookies & Kreme™ filling, dipped in vanilla-flavored icing, and decorated with a Snoopy face.
NEW Charlie Brown Ornament Doughnut – a shell doughnut filled with brownie batter flavored filling, dipped in yellow vanilla-flavored icing, and topped with a chocolate flavored buttercreme zig-zag and ornament hook.
NEW Christmas Wreath Doughnut –an Original Glazed® doughnut-topped with a buttercreme flavored green swirl, yellow nonpareil sprinkles, and a Snoopy and Woodstock sugar piece.
The donuts will be available for a limited time in a special dozen box starting on November 29th. Don’t miss out, or you will be saying, “Good Grief!”
BTW I think it is a mistake that they are not having a day where they charge 5¢ a donut in honor of Lucy!
There are a lot of positive things I can say about Wicked: For Good. But there is something negative I can say about the Movie Musical.
That thing is that Ariana Grande did not also play Dorothy in it. She perfectly played the part in Victorious, so it would be easy for her to reprise the role, especially since they didn’t show the girl from Kansas’ face.
So, who played the woman who killed the Wicked Witch of the East and the Wicked Witch of the West? That woman is Bethany Weaver, and she shared a photo of herself with the Cowardly Lion (Colman Domingo), the Scarecrow, and the Tin Man. I am not saying who played the latter two because of spoilers.
As much as I enjoyed the mystery, I think they should’ve shown her face because she is so beautiful. What do you think?
