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Blood Orange has announced a new EP titled ‘Four Songs’ that is set to arrive later this month.Upon its release on September 16, ‘Four Songs’ will mark Blood Orange’s — real name Dev Hynes — first project with his new label, RCA Records. Contributors on the forthcoming EP include Eva Tolkin, Erika de Casier and Brooklyn singer-songwriter Ian Isiah.Hynes has previewed ‘Four Songs’ by sharing the EP’s self-produced opener, ‘Jesus Freak Lighter’.

Hours before Queen Elizabeth passed away on Thursday (September 8), the garden house on her Sandringham Estate was listed on Airbnb.

Guy Fieri is sharing his approach to parenthood as he sons get older.

told People that both his sons would have to drive an older car for one year and not receive a ticket or have any accidents before they would be allowed to get a newer car.“It’s a rite of passage,” said Fieri.“Show me that you can spend a year driving the car, not getting any dents, not getting any wrecks, not getting any tickets. Prove that you’ve got it all together.

A cannabis farm was uncovered in a house in Moss Side after emergency services were called to a fire.

Sam J. Jones is best known for his leading role in the 1980 classic "Flash Gordon."   The film involved a lot of stunts, most of which Jones did on his own without the help of a stunt double.  He beat out acting legends Kurt Russell and Arnold Schwarzenegger for the role and has appeared in 65 films and many shows, including "The A-Team," "Baywatch," "Diagnosis Murder" and "Walker, Texas Ranger." Now, Jones is taking on a new role as a grandfather in his movie "An Unlikely Angel." Jones spoke with Fox News Digital about his role and why it is so important for him to connect with his fans.

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Ina Garten is looking back on a special moment. On Thursday, the 74-year-old Food Network star took to Instagram to share a clip from the first-ever episode of , which aired in November 2002.In the video, Garten walks viewers through how to make the perfect lemonade as part of a Mediterranean feast.«It’s been 20 years since I filmed the first show of for @foodnetwork,» Garten captioned her post.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Flavortown is back — and it’s better than ever. Guy Fieri returns to the Food Network this week with a new cooking game show, “Guy’s Ultimate Game Night.” The series, which is the beloved host’s fourth show with the network, is stacked with celebrity guests such as Alyssa Milano, Penn and Teller and Natasha Leggero, who will compete in food-related games and trivia for a chance to win a prize for their favorite charity. A trailer that came out earlier this month sees contestants playing classics like charades and hot potato, garnishing a pizza to resemble Guy Fieri and blind-decorating a cake. Supporting Fieri in his hosting duties is chef Antonia Lofaso, a fan-favorite fixture on Bravo’s “Top Chef,” “Chopped” and “Cutthroat Kitchen.”

A fan threw a chicken nugget on stage at a recent Harry Styles concert, and he handled it like a BOSS!

Harry Styles nabbed one of the biggest awards during this year’s MTV VMA ceremony, however, he couldn’t accept the honour in person as he was performing at Madison Square Garden. The As It Was hitmaker, 28, was forced to make a virtual appearance after scooping album of the year for his critically acclaimed Harry’s House. Styles became the first British winner of the night and fought off competition from the likes of Adele, Billie Eilish and Drake for the accolade.

BBC Chief Content Officer Charlotte Moore has hit back at Channel 4’s Ian Katz’s view on TV reboots by stating “well Channel 4 bought The Great British Bake Off back.”

Carson Burton “Ghostober,” the multi-platform spooky television event, is returning this year with more than 55 hours of new series, specials and returning shows for the Halloween season. The programming for the event includes ghost hunts, supernatural tales and pumpkin carvings fromTravel Channel, Food Network and Discovery+. “Ghostober” will feature programming starring the likes of Zak Bagans, Eli Roth, Sunny Anderson, John Henson and paranormal investigator Jack Osbourne. “Fans have come to view ‘Ghostober’ as the unofficial start of the holiday season and with our 25+ US networks, we can promote all of its in-demand content to more than 35% of cable’s nightly primetime audience,” Kathleen Finch, chairman and chief content officer of US Networks Group at Warner Bros. Discovery, said. “Ghostober is a proven success with record levels of engagement across social media and this year we’ve increased the number of hours across our platforms to super-serve the audience. We are officially the home of Halloween.” 

A ‘much needed’ new retirement village is to be built on the site of a former garden centre. Planners had previously raised concerns over disabled visitor access at the ‘independent living’ complex proposed for the old Ladybridge Garden Centre, in Cheadle Hulme, Stockport.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorBobby Flay plans to introduce a new recipe for cooking completions.Food Networjk will launch “Bobby’s Triple Threat,” a six-episode primetime series that has one hopeful chef compete against a trio of culinary titans picked by Flay himself. The show debuts Tuesday, September 27 at 9 p.m.

HGTV and Food Network are getting into the holiday spirit.