Sasheer Zamata on the realism of her new ABC sitcom ‘Home Economics’

Stacey Solomon has been busy renovating her gorgeous £1.2million home lovingly named “Pickle Cottage”.The 31-year-old, who recently transformed the fireplace in Rex’s bedroom, has given her 4.3 million Instagram followers an update on the space for her adorable one-year-old.Taking to her Instagram story, Stacey revealed how she decided to do a “sectioned wall” to create a stunning feature in the bedroom.The mum-of-three used green tape to section the wall into three triangles before painting

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorWhen Ross Riege was in initial conversations for “Rutherford Falls” with fellow cinematographer and now director Lawrence Sher (DP on Todd Phillips’ “Joker”), one of the ideas was how to explore the quirkiness of a small town.The new Peacock sitcom, which premiered April 22, stars Ed Helms as Nathan Rutherford, a descendant of the town’s founder, who is on a mission to stop the removal of the burg’s emblematic statue.

knife rampage after finding a new woman in the home of her former fiancee.Emilie Barber appeared in court after the incident in the home owned with ex Steven Wareing junior.The Liverpool Echo reports that the pair had arranged for Barber to be bought out of the property after the split.But the 23-year-old argued there was a 'rule' where he would not bring back any women to the home.She arrived at the home and found Abigail French there and grabbed a cutlery knife before a terrifying ordeal for

Jamie Foxx currently has the number one show on Netflix with his new original series Dad Stop Embarrassing Me and there’s a moment in episode three that Dreamgirls fans are going to love!

Jacqueline Jossa and husband Dan Osborne have moved into their “forever home” in Essex, with work underway to renovate the gorgeous property.The I’m A Celebrity winner has now shared another glimpse inside the gorgeous £1.2million six bedroom property in Essex, which features a luxury fireplace perfect for the family to relax in front of.The 28 year old former EastEnders star unveiled a huge TV installed in the living room of the property as well as an open plan kitchen which is currently being

After three days of playback, the April 7 series debut of ABC’s new comedy series Home Economics rose to a 0.8 adults 18-49 rating and 4.1 million total viewers (from 0.5 rating and 3 million viewers in Live+Same Day.) That is even in the demo and up 3% in viewers from the show’s lead-in, veteran The Goldbergs (0.6 in 18-49, 4.0 million in L+3).

ABC's promising-if-unformed new comedy Home Economics wants to be a timely show about the importance of family in a precarious post-quarantine world, when it's actually a comedy slightly out of sync with its time. Home Economics is launching at least a year late, since it could have been hailed as the best comedy in a midseason 2020 pack full of shows about how family is the best cure for economic insecurity.

Home Economics, also favors a boho look—though her budget for shopping is likely much smaller.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorDisney’s search for a new leader for ABC News continues weeks after the company unexpectedly disclosed the former president, James Goldston, would leave the post.Goldston’s last day came at the end of March and the company has yet to hone in on a candidate to replace him, according to four people familiar with parts of the search process. When ABC News heads like David Westin or Ben Sherwood left in years past, Disney identified a successor.

It’s been nearly five years since NBC dropped its first trailer for “This Is Us,” which racked up over 50 million views on Facebook — four months before its September 2016 premiere. That watercooler buzz launched the series, still going strong in its fifth season.I mention this in the context of “Rebel,” ABC’s new primetime drama inspired by the life of Erin Brockovich, since the series trailer generated 27 million views over multiple platforms when unveiled in mid-March.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticIn recent years, class has been the great unspoken element of TV family comedies.The genre that gave us the Bundys, the Conners and the Simpsons — all families who were whose neighborhoods lay an unbridgeable distance from great wealth — had moved, in the past decade, onto “Modern Family’s” Pritchetts and “Black-ish’s” Johnsons.

A docuseries based on 2020 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones’ and The New York Times’ expansive The 1619 Project is headed to Hulu.

Helena Christensen, 52, is looking better than ever in her latest Instagram pics! The model used her home as a photo studio and posed in various outfits, including a figure-flattering black cut-out swimsuit, in different rooms in her house and shared them on Mar. 29. She was standing while leaning forward and then backward in the doorway of what appeared to be a door that led to an outside patio in two stunning pics that featured the swimsuit. Check out the pics HERE!

Jacqueline Jossa shared a first look at her brand new “forever home” recently.The former EastEnders actress, who recently opened up on her battle with trolling, has moved into a huge £1 million mansion with her husband Dan Osborne and their daughters Ella, six, and Mia, two. Dan and Jac have taken the opportunity to start their own home Instagram account, to show their thousands of fans the renovation process.

Jacqueline Jossa has shared a picture of the kitchen in her new home all ripped out.The former EastEnders star admitted that she didn’t intend for so much work to be completed on the kitchen, but it will all be worth it to have the dream room she wants. Jacqueline, 28, shared a snap of the gutted kitchen without any cupboards or appliances in the room and just an island sitting in the middle to her new home account.The mum-of-two captioned the picture: “Kitchen is gone.