'History of Swear Words': TV Review

NEW YORK -- Gregory Sierra, who had memorable roles in the 1970s sitcoms “Barney Miller" and “Sanford and Son," has died after battling cancer. He was 83.Sierra's widow, Helene, said Saturday in a phone interview with The Associated Press that the actor died on Jan.

Gregory Sierra, who endeared himself to 1970s sitcom fans as the genial Julio Fuentes onSanford and Sonand the impassioned Sgt. Miguel "Chano" Amenguale onBarney Miller, has died.

Gregory Sierra, who was a key part of two major 1970s sitcoms as Julio Fuentes on Sanford and Son and Sgt. Miguel “Chano” Amenguale on Barney Miller, has died. He was 83.

While rumors are swirling about Sarah Trott’s sudden exit from The Bachelor, a source close to the season 25 contestant exclusively tells Us Weekly that there is no truth to reports that she was in a relationship prior to filming.

Sarah Michelle Gellar had a big reason to celebrate on social media this week as her iconic TV character, Buffy Summers from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, turned 40. The actress marked the milestone birthday on Instagram, posting a throwback photo of herself in character holding a crossbow."I just realized that today is Buffy Summers 40 bday.

Sarah Trott is clapping back at some of the season 25 contestants of The Bachelor after her dramatic self-elimination from the show on Monday night. Apparently, she’s not here to make friends! Yikes!

Making enemies? The Bachelor contestant Sarah Trott’s actions seemingly annoyed some of her fellow contestants in a new promo for the ABC show, released on Thursday, January 14.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall played best friends on Sex and The City, but their relationship off the show has been plagued with drama for years. Buzz about the ladies’ history has been reignited following news of a Sex and the City revival series called And Just Like That…, which will star original cast members Sarah, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis.

new installment for fans coming to HBO Max! Stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis all teased the new project, which they've described as " the next chapter" on social media on Sunday evening. Noticeably missing from the announcement and posts is Kim Cattrall, who famously played Samantha Jones in both the beloved HBO series and the two films.

Sarah Jessica Parker has confirmed the news all Sex and the City fans have been waiting for – the series is returning.The hit HBO show was last on TV screens in 2004 after running for six seasons – and ever since fans of the show have been demanding that it returns. Now Sarah Jessica, who played Carrie Bradshaw, took to her Instagram Stories to confirm the show is being revived and she will be reuniting with co-stars Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis.

A Sex & The City revival is officially happening! The show’s original stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon, and Kristin Davis confirmed that their iconic characters will return to our screens for a ten-episode limited series at HBO Max, with filming scheduled to begin in the Spring of 2021. Titled And Just Like That…, the show will follow Carrie Bradshaw, Miranda Hobbes, and Charlotte York as they navigate the complicated reality of life and friendship in their 50s.

Sarah Jones is about to take a look at the world of the sex industry from a different angle. The Tony Award winner is set to make her feature directorial debut with the documentary Sell/Buy/Date which is based on her 2016 Off-Broadway stage production of the same name.

When Netflix forked over however much money it cost to produce “The History of Swear Words,” the premise and pitch must have seemed like a no-brainer.

Caroline Framke Chief TV Critic“History of Swear Words” opens with Nicolas Cage, solemn as a rock, turning to the camera and unleashing a torrent of famous lines joined by one crucial, undeniably satisfying element: the thrill of forcefully exhaling the word “fuck.” With the canny combination of highbrow and lowbrow that Cage has turned into a profitable persona all its own, the actor rips into iconic lines ranging from the basic (“who the fuck do you think you’re talking to?”) to the

hosted by Nicolas Cage, the new Netflix series “History of Swear Words” takes a deep dive into the roots of taboo words, such as “f–k” and “s–t,” as well as rude euphemisms like “dick.”And while it’s educational, the six-episode show is also funny, with academics, historians and comedians, such as Nick Offerman and Sarah Silverman, weighing in.“While I was getting my Ph.D.

Headspace Guide to Meditation or continue your rage by going deep into the swear words that have been spilling out of your mouth for the last nine months via History of Swear Words. All titles debut on Friday, Jan. 1 unless otherwise noted.