I guess Shrimp Season is over at Red Lobster because the seafood restaurant announced today that Crabfest is back.
This year’s menu includes:
Crab Your Way, featuring guests’ choice of Snow or Bairdi crab legs served over crispy potatoes and prepared Simply Steamed or paired with the guest’s choice of six flavors: Roasted Garlic & Herb, Cajun Style, Lemon Pepper, OLD BAY® & Butter Sauce, RL Signature, and NEW Mike’s Hot Honey®. Served with choice of one side.
NEW Crabfest Boil, offering guests twice the portion of crab as any existing Red Lobster boil, plus shrimp and guests’ choice of flavor and spice level.
Crab & Shrimp Linguini Alfredo, featuring lump crab meat and tender shrimp tossed with linguini in a house-made creamy garlic Alfredo sauce with fresh asparagus and tomatoes.
Crab-Topped favourites, including Crab-Topped Stuffed Mushrooms, Crab Queso, Salmon Oscar, Steak Oscar, Crab-Topped Baked Potato, and Crab-Topped Mashed Potatoes.
“Crabfest gives us the chance to have a lot of fun with the seafood our guests already love,” said Chef Xavier Soto of Red Lobster. “We heard from guests that they wanted more ways to make Crabfest their own, so this year we’re bringing more choice to Crab Your Way, more flavor and spice to our viral Seafood Boils, and new spins on classic crab dishes. It keeps the hands-on crab experience guests love feeling fresh each time they come to Red Lobster.”
You can enjoy all of those crab dishes starting today for a limited time. Which one are you going to try first?
John Oliver has been hosting Last Week Tonight since 2014, and he has brought a lot of drama to late night television. However, this Summer he will be seen when the sun is out on not one, but two Daytime Dramas.
Back in March, the host made a plea that he would like to appear on a Soap Opera. However, he had some requirements for his role. They are: he wanted a ridiculous name, something juicy to do, and a dramatic close-up of his face.
That seems pretty reasonable. Therefore, the Emmy winner announced on LWT yesterday that General Hospital and Days of Our Lives took him up on his offer.
That’s right, all but the CBS Soaps jumped at the offer! So starting on July 2nd, you will see him in Port Charles, and on August 11th. he will find himself in Salem.
While the details about his roles are being kept hush, he did share photos from each show yesterday. Both hair departments decided to make his salt-and-pepper hair all pepper.
GH Executive Producer Frank Valentini said this about the casting, “When John Oliver publicly threw down the gauntlet and said he wanted to appear on a soap, we didn’t hesitate for a second. He was everything you’d hope he’d be: prepared, professional, funny, and genuinely kind to everyone on set. He plays an integral character in the story, and I can’t wait for fans to see who he crosses paths within Port Charles.”
When it comes to Days, Oliver taped his guest spot earlier this month. “When John Oliver said, ‘Call me soaps, I’m available and willing to travel. I want to be a part of that world,’ our world, we had to heed the call!” shares Executive Producer Ken Corday.
Wouldn’t it be awesome if both shows landed him Daytime Emmy nominations, and he had to compete against himself for the statuette?
A little over a year ago, Sony Pictures Television announced that we were getting a S.W.A.T. spinoff with Shemar Moore, and that was all they knew.
S.W.A.T. Exiles was going to film even though no one picked it up to series. Well, today, four months after it finished shooting its ten-episode first season, someone decided to give it a home.
Hondo and his team are moving to Starz on September 25th, according to Deadline.
In this spin-off of the hit series, after a high-profile mission goes sideways, Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson is pulled out of forced retirement to lead a last-chance experimental SWAT unit made up of untested, unpredictable young recruits. Hondo must bridge a generational divide, navigate clashing personalities, and turn a squad of outsiders into a team capable of protecting the city and saving the program that made him who he is.
S.W.A.T. aired for eight seasons on CBS, and the network tried to cancel it twice before it took the third time.
