Food Network Extends Amy Schumer’s Quarantine Cooking Series

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorRobert Irvine will add some new ingredients to Food Network as part of a new two-year deal with the Discovery-owned cable outlet.Irvine will lead new episodes of his series “Restaurant: Impossible” and develop mid- and short-form video segments for both linear and digital venues, including Food Network’s Kitchen app.

Amy Schumer brought some extra laughter to her interview with “The View” on Tuesday.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAfter decades spent fighting TV’s never-ending battle for morning-news dominance, NBC’s “Today” is launching a salvo on another front: Hollywood’s streaming wars.NBC is set to debut “Today All Day,” a round-the-clock “feed” of material from its venerable A.M. program.

Comedienne Amy Schumer is researching surrogacy to expand her family after pausing her in vitro fertilization treatment.

Amy Schumer has never shied away from sharing the details of her life, and in her new documentary series, she's giving viewers an unflinching look at her pregnancy, including her complicated C-section procedure. In the final episode of the three-part series, titled, «And Birth,» Schumer and her husband, Chris Fischer, discuss how the Caesarean section delivery has been determined to be her «best option» for giving birth, and Schumer works to get informed quickly, consulting her doula, Domino

Jake Gyllenhaal makes a cameo during Amy Schumer’s new “Expecting Amy” and shares an NSFW detail about Schumer’s husband, Chris Fischer.

Amy Schumer just released her three-part documentary Expecting Amy on HBO Max and her friend Jake Gyllenhaal makes an appearance!

, as the doc is titled.The three-part series is also a look behind closed doors at Schumer's relationship with husband Chris Fischer, who receives his own autism spectrum diagnosis amid filming, and inside her creative process as she develops a comedy special, 2019's , for Netflix. It all comes together to create a portrait of Schumer as she's never been seen before.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorThe Osbournes, the heavy-metal family that wowed MTV viewers nearly two decades ago, are set to stage a partial reunion on Travel Channel.Ozzy Osbourne and Sharon Osbourne will join their son, Jack, for eight hour-long episodes of “The Osbournes Want To Believe,” a series that has Jack Osbourne trying to convince his parents of the veracity of shocking clips of purported paranormal activity.

Expecting Amy, which hits HBO Max on July 9, I asked Amy Schumer about all the sticky, gross, oddly fascinating things that we normally . Enough of tampon ads featuring crisp white tennis shorts and mysterious blue liquid. Enough of men adjusting their balls in public while the Supreme Court that employees can limit their employees' access to birth control, which regulates periods, lessens chronic pain, treats certain diseases, and saves lives.

Amy Schumer gets incredibly candid about pregnancy in her new docuseries.

Amy Schumer has always been willing to get candid about her personal life. Now, the 39-year-old comedian and actress is giving fans an even closer look at her complicated pregnancy journey, marriage and career in her HBO Max three-part docuseries, “Expecting Amy”.

Amy Schumer has always been willing to get candid about her personal life.

Amy Schumer says in this sneak peek at , «and that s**t is deep.»Don't expect her HBO Max docuseries to be all tears and existential wonder, though, because even in life's most emotional moments, you can still count on Schumer to deliver a punchline. The above clip, debuting exclusively on ET, shows two such instances: First, when a pregnant Schumer and husband Chris Fischer hear their baby's heartbeat for the first time.«What's up, baby? You are very little.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic“Expecting Amy,” a new docu-series on HBO Max, opens with its subject, the comedian Amy Schumer, weeping happy tears in a self-shot video. She’s trying to distract herself from the massive personal upheaval soon to be wrought by her pregnancy — or trying to compound her sudden joy — by doing something touristy and cute; she’s at the zoo.

Amy Schumer announced that she and her husband, Chris Fischer, are expecting their first child in October 2018, and the comedian has been cracking jokes about pregnancy ever since. Celebrity Babies of 2019 She may be suffering from hyperemesis gravidarum, a condition causing severe nausea, vomiting and dehydration, but that hasn’t stopped Schumer from making light of her situation.