Before Jennifer Lopez thought that Ben Affleck was the perfect guy, he was trying to find one for his mom in Wanted: The Perfect Guy. How cute was the 14-year-old in that 1986 ABC Afterschool Special?
I love Panda Express’ Orange Chicken, and I love chocolate, but I never imagined the two of them together. Have you?
While that is you and me, Compartés thought they would go as well together like peanut butter and chocolate, so they teamed up with the Chinese restaurant to release four chocolate bars representing some of their menu items.
They are:
Kung Pao blends dark chocolate with chopped peanuts, sea salt and chili pepper heat.
Honey Walnut brings creamy white chocolate, honey, walnuts and crisp honeycomb.
Fortune Cookie folds real Panda Express Fortune Cookies into smooth white chocolate.
Original Orange mixes milk chocolate with crispy rice, bright orange and a hint of red chili.
I take back what I said; all four of those sound like they are delicious. And now I need to try them all. And for a limited time, we can! For just $49.95, you can taste each bar, or buy them individually for $11.95 each. Which one are taste buds most excited for?
Sydney Sweeney walked the red carpet for Housemaid in a Miu Miu low-cut, form-fitting, floor-length white dress covered in sequins with a white boa, which felt like old Hollywood glamour.
Seeing her like this made me think she is a modern-day Marilyn Monroe. Do you see it too? She oozes the same sexuality as the legendary sex symbol. And not just because of her boobs and hourglass figure.
So far, no new broadcast series has gotten any additional episode orders for their first seasons. However, CBS announced today that it has picked up its Friday night police procedurals, Boston Blue (the Blue Bloods spinoff) and Sheriff Country (the Fire Country spinoff), for a second season.
“Two new shows on Friday night have become instant hits, with audiences quickly embracing BOSTON BLUE and SHERIFF COUNTRY across broadcast and streaming,” said Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment. “These early renewals reflect the power of character-driven storytelling, compelling narratives and the exceptional talent on both sides of the camera that make these series truly stand out.”
Both shows win their timeslots on Friday nights, averaging around 7 million viewers, so the decision makes sense.
