Jake Johnson on new show ‘Minx:’ ‘The penis montage was very funny’

If there's one thing for sure, it's that Married At First Sight Australia 2022 hasn't been without its drama. At times at the centre of it was Domenica Calarco and her husband Jack Millar.The couple had their ups and downs on the series, but they ended up getting their happy ever after on the final episode, which has aired in Australia already.

Holly Willoughby was left fighting back tears as she filmed her new TV show alongside a different co-host. Fans are used to seeing the This Morning star alongside Phillip Schofield.

kitchens? Maybe not so much.Ina Garten recently took to social media to announce the premiere of her brand new cooking show called,. And as with most things that Garten does, the series looks to offer a fun and intimate glimpse into the cook and author's cozy food offerings and elegant homemaking style.

NEW ORLEANS -- The school board in the city where jazz took root is preparing to undo a little-known 1922 rule that bans jazz music and dancing in public schools.Officials tell The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate that the policy has racist origins, as its creators sought at the time to distance New Orleans schoolchildren from the African Americans who created the genre. The rule has been ignored for decades.

Zara McDermott may have found fame on Love Island., but she's since turned her hand to TV presenting. The 25 year old, who recently opened up about her and boyfriend Sam Thompson's relationship, has fronted two BBC documentaries, and is now hosting brand new dating show Love In The Flesh. The new BBC Three programme kicked off tonight (Wednesday 23 March) and follows five couples as they meet each other for the first time after falling head over heels online.The new presenting gig is understandably a huge moment for Zara, and she's celebrated the launch of the show by hosting a huge party at the sprawling home she shares with 29 year old Sam.

Sharon Osbourne is heading back to television!

Tyler Henry about his new Netflix series, , where he opened up about his personal life and shared the story of his everyday clients in the process.«This show is so different than. Over the past three years, we, I think, have all been through so much as a society, individually. And I think a lot of people have really had time to think about mortality and purpose,» Henry said of the show, which is currently streaming on Netflix. «And so, I feel like this show's very timely in really meeting that demand of everyday clients, regular people who really needed a reading and were able to get it.

By If you were disappointed by the lack of actual sex on , there's a new HBO Max series that has you covered (and then some): Enter Minx, a fast-paced, thought-inducing, feminist, erotic comedy that stars Ophelia Lovibond opposite .Over the course of 10 episodes—two of which are available today, March 17—you'll dive into the polyester-clad world of the 1970s where Joyce (Lovibond) is determined to create a women's magazine that isn't about pleasing a man or losing five pounds. She struggles to get it off the ground, until an interesting meet-cute with low-rent porn magazine publisher Doug (Johnson).

Minx, out now, Johnson plays a seedy publisher who teams up with an ambitious, yet somewhat prudish feminist (Ophelia Lovibond) to create a porn magazine for the female gaze in the '70s. Doug is garish, smug, abrasive and, by god, you just can't help but root for him. Perhaps it's because Johnson sees beyond the punchline—and all the dick jokes.“I've been wanting to play a kind of a sales salesperson who's both shady and good at the same time that somebody who can walk that line,” he says.

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