Before Patrick Muldoon was A Boyfriend for Christmas, he was Sam’s summer boyfriend on Who’s the Boss? How believable was the 21-year-old actor in his debut role?
The teaser trailer for Practical Magic 2 just dropped today, and it looks like fans, who have been waiting for 28 years for the sequel, are going to love this one just as much.
Starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, Practical Magic 2 returns to a world steeped in moonlit mischief and powerful ancestral magic, as the Owens sisters must confront the dark curse that threatens to unravel their family once and for all in a must-see cinematic event of fun, magic and mayhem.
The film, which also stars Lee Pace and Joey King, is expected to be released on September 11th.
Sullivan’s Crossing has been airing on CTV and The CW for three seasons, but it found a whole new audience (like me) on Netflix.
So we have been anxiously waiting to find out what is going to happen next for Maggie (Morgan Kohan) and Cal (Chad Michael Murray) now that her husband, Liam (Marcus Rosner), whom we didn’t know about, has come back into her life.
Tonight’s season premiere at 8p on The CW takes place the next morning, and Cal has a lot of questions for Maggie about Liam. And she wants to know why he is back.
She thinks they are no longer married, but he tells her they are. Who is right? He will have to stick around to find out. That, and he is keeping a secret that he needs to talk to her about.
As much as Maggie doesn’t want to admit, she still has feelings for him. But then she also has feelings for Cal. What is she going to choose?
If that is enough, she has to run Sullivan’s Crossing because her dad has left to travel Europe with his girlfriend. Not only that, she is trying to become a practicing doctor in Canada because her license is from the United States. Oy!
Also, in the episode, Rafe (Dakota Taylor) and Syd (Lindura Sappong) make a decision about what is next for them. He asked her to marry him, and she said no. Is he willing to stay with her if they don’t get married?
Frank (Tom Jackson) is taking care of Edna (Andrea Menard), who is recuperating at home from brain surgery. He is being protective of her, and she is someone who does not do well just sitting around.
There is a reason why people love this series. It is just the amount of drama we can handle these days. Plus, it is just so endearing.
Red Lobster is finally bringing back Endless Shrimp! You are not high, what you read is real!
Starting today for a limited time, you can eat as many shrimp as you can handle at the seafood restaurant.
“This is about putting our guests first and bringing back something they truly love,” said Damola Adamolekun, CEO of Red Lobster. “Endless Shrimp has been a part of Red Lobster’s legacy for 20 years and our guests have never stopped asking for it. We’re excited to bring it back, for a limited time, in a way that works for our business today and honors what made it special from the beginning. Because when our fans talk, we listen.”
They have five different menu offerings for you to choose three from to start.
NEW! Marry Me Shrimp – Red Lobster’s take on the viral sensation, featuring tender shrimp in a tomato cream sauce, topped with a garlic and herb crumble.
Shrimp Linguini Alfredo – Tender shrimp tossed in creamy Alfredo sauce over linguini.
Walt’s Favorite Shrimp – Hand-breaded, butterflied shrimp lightly fried and served with cocktail sauce.
Garlic Shrimp – Shrimp sautéed in a garlic and lemon butter sauce.
Island Coconut Shrimp – Hand-breaded jumbo coconut shrimp served with piña colada sauce.
Hopefully, they won’t go bankrupt over this…again.
We know the four young boys who starred in Stand By Me are Jerry O’Connell, Wil Wheaton, Corey Feldman, and the late River Phoenix. The surviving three have been touring the United States to celebrate the film’s 40th anniversary.
On a recent stop, they met up with someone who was a major part of the movie, but we don’t know his name or much about him today.
Who was it? Ray Brower (Kent Luttrell), aka The Body, whom they did the long journey to find.
I never thought about him until now. It is to see what he looks like standing up.
I hope that trio have a reunion with the hugest actor in the movie. Who? Andy Lindberg, who played Lard Ass. That Blueberry Barf scene is forever etched into my memory: that and the leech scene.
