'Call Your Mother': TV Review

Cole DeBoer is over the moon to be a father again. The Teen Mom 2 alum, 32, posted an adorable photo of himself holding his newborn daughter on Instagram, and accompanied it with a lovely message about his love for Walker June and her mama, Chelsea Houska.

Dermot Kennedy, Denise Chaila, Fontaines D.C. and Niall Horan are among the artists nominated for Song of the Year at the RTE Choice Music Prize 2020.

Chloe Lewis has revealed that her son Beau has taken his first steps and has begun walking in an adorable video she shared on Instagram.The proud mum, who recently celebrated her 30th birthday, took to her Instagram stories to share her excitement and said: "Today my baby took his first steps... I couldn't believe my eyes." In the next clip, the mum-of-one posted the moment the one year old walked for the very first time.

Blanche, well, blanch.Mix the senior sass of “The Golden Girls” with the bawdiness of “Broad City” and the punchy humor of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” and you get the new podcast “Call Your Grandmother.” While most grandparents have no clue what a podcast is, hip New York grandmas Rita Kaye and Ellin Grodsky are co-hosting one overflowing with juicy stories, sage advice and nostalgia.

Chelsea Houska and Cole DeBoer are parents once again! The couple welcomed their sweet baby girl, Walker June into the world on January 25 — the same day the Teen Mom 2 alum gave birth to their son, Watson Cole in 2017.

Also Read: 'Nomadland' Film Review: Frances McDormand Hits the Road in Quiet, Lyrical Drama“Nomadland” is currently considered a frontrunner at the Oscars, having received the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and the audience award at the Toronto International Film Festival, as well as a slew of honors from film critics associations across the country.

Busybody Norris Cole is leaving Coronation Street for good – and viewers aren't even going to get to see him say goodbye. Actor Malcolm Hebden, who has stayed away due to the pandemic, has retired after 27 years of service on the Street.

direct to your inboxCorrie star Malcolm Hebden has retired from the soap after 27 years of playing busybody Norris Cole.The 81-year-old actor has called it a day after suffering a heart attack in 2017. He briefly returned to the Coronation Street cobbles in 2019, swapping his beloved newsagents shop The Kabin for life at Stillwaters retirement complex with his new love Freda.

Chloe Ferry has revealed she hasn't been in love or had sex in a year.Teasing the start of Celebs Go Dating, which airs on 25 January, the star posted a clip on her Instagram feed where she told fans how she's ready to settle down and find "the one".The 25 year old, who recently said she's terrified after "being attacked by seagulls" during her Dubai boat trip, could be seen wearing a blue top with a full face of make up on as she told viewers: "Hi everyone, so I'm Chloe and you might know me

Two unmoored men in the chilly Chilean boondocks find warmth and solace in each other in The Strong Ones (Los Fuertes), the impressive feature debut from writer-director Omar Zuniga. The film explores the same world and characters as Zuniga’s short San Cristobal, which won the Teddy for best LGBTQ short at the 2015 Berlinale.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticPerhaps it’s because the present moment is so unsettled that “Call Your Mother,” ABC’s new sitcom from “The New Adventures of Old Christine” creator Kari Lizer, manages to feel in its pilot episode more comforting than it otherwise might.

Call Your Mother creator Kari Lizer shared that the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has impacted her new ABC sitcom, starring Kyra Sedgwick, in more ways than one.

The most memorable character on “Call Your Mother” is a cute, cuddly golden retriever — which speaks volumes about the show’s chances going forward.ABC’s new sitcom, premiering Wednesday at 9:30 p.m., doesn’t offer much in terms of originality or laughs.

Say it ain’t so! Luke Evans and his boyfriend, Rafa Olarra, have called it quits after less than one year of dating.

Liam Payne has spoken out about the complications of shared parenting during the coronavirus pandemic. The singer, 27, who announced his engagement to model Maya Henry in August, welcomed son Bear with his then partner Cheryl Cole in 2017.