9 TV Shows, Movies, and Other Pop Culture Moments to Look Out for This Week

straight to your inboxComing into this Manchester City squad must be a daunting experience for any new signing, but goalkeeper Zack Steffen says Pep Guardiola makes the transition as easy as possible.Steffen signed for the club last summer, before spending the 2019/20 season on loan at Fortuna Dusseldorf.

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, at least according to… Lisa Barlow, and her co-stars Jen Shah and Heather Gay.«Yeah, it started with me,» Lisa tells ET’s Keltie Knight, who met up with the trio of newly minted Bravolebrities at Salt Lake City's Log Haven Restaurant to learn all about RHOSLC's debut season.

Sadie Gennis Bravo is expanding the reliably entertaining “Real Housewives” universe with its first new installment in four years, this time with a show set in, of all places, Utah.

2020 Latina Powerhouse winner,  Jennifer Lopez  with the “Pop Culture Innovator of the Year” award. JLo would receive the accord by her good friend, Colombian singer  Maluma .

Jennifer Lopez will be presented with WSJ. Magazine’s Pop Culture Innovator of the Year Award during a live stream ceremony on Wednesday (November 11, 2020).The hitmaker will be presented with the accolade during the 10th Innovators Awards by Columbian singer Maluma and, in her acceptance speech, she insists she has no plans to slow down anytime soon.“Until the world is 100 percent perfect and completely fixed I will never be done,” says the On The Floor hitmaker, reported People.

Grey's Anatomy to the premiere of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, we're serving serotonin all week. Below, all the TV shows and movies to earmark for the week: Moonbase 8: Read Showtime's for this series, below. 11 p.m.

Jennifer Metcalfe has been spotted out in Hale, Cheshire with her son Daye as they enjoyed their last bit of freedom before the UK went into lockdown.The actress, who has recently grown close to co-star David Tag, arrived at Chico restaurant with Daye, three, to have their last meal.The mum-of-one wore a long-sleeved black buttoned top, with a pair of loose fit jeans and some black trainers. Jennifer wore minimal make-up for the outing and carried a supermarket bag with her.

a lot of specials analyzing the state of , , etc., etc.—so just brace yourselves. There are comfort titles to look forward to, as well, like the return of The Good Doctor and a .

ABC4.The woman claimed that when she tried to leave, Atwood came out to her car, “grabbed her by the back of the neck and forced her back into the house.”He then allegedly pushed her down the stairs, picked her up, and pushed her down to the basement. She claims he placed his arm around her neck and choked her until she temporarily blacked out.The victim also claims she told Atwood she was a lesbian and “didn’t like guys,” pleading with him to stop.

Us! The leaves are changing colors, pumpkin spice is everywhere and autumn movies are on our must-watch list.While some fans are blasting Taylor Swift’s Folklore album from their cars on their way to the pumpkin patch, others are cozying up with their favorite blanket to watch their go-to fall-inspired TV shows and films.In the wise words of Gilmore Girls’ Taylor Doose (Michael Winters), “Breathe in, folks.

Bad Hair, the antagonist is entirely brand new: a Black woman’s weave.“Bad hair” and “good hair” have long been used in Black communities to refer to how loosely curled one’s hair is—the straighter, we're told, the better. Bad Hair, a comedy-horror film now streaming on Hulu from writer and director Justin Simien (Dear White People), reimagines as body horror. Set in 1989, the film follows Anna (Elle Lorraine) as she climbs the ladder at Culture, a Black music TV company.

Supermarket Sweep and a . Good times are ahead…at least on your queue. Below, all the TV shows and movies to check out this week: Supermarket Sweep: An old classic is back, this time hosted by queen Leslie Jones.

“We’re taking a more investigative angle,” says Bermudez. “Some people don’t realize how much entertainment news and culture affects our daily lives, and how we’re influenced by these celebrities whose lives we follow and whose headlines we follow on social media.

In the UK? You can also stream 1917 on Amazon Prime Video this weekend.Netflix's big prestige movie of the month is The Trial of the Chicago Seven, the second movie directed by The West Wing, Steve Jobs and The Social Network screenwriter Aaron Sorkin – his first was the overly long Molly's Game. It's about the trial of seven anti-Vietnam War counterculture figures who were arrested after protesting the Democratic National Convention in 1968, and were charged by the federal government for

The first Pride March in South Africa and on the African continent took place on 13 October 1990. In celebration, we’ve rounded up some of the must-watch LGBTQ shows and movies on Netflix that are available to stream right now.

Two teen girls in Utah are accused of swiping a classmate’s pro-Trump hat, spitting in his face and stomping on his glasses in a high school because of his support for the president, authorities said. One of the girls recorded a video last month as the other approached the victim and swiped his “MAGA” hat, police in West Jordan, just south of Salt Lake City, said Tuesday.