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TikTok videos with dating tips and advice during quarantine, it’s no wonder her videos quickly went viral.“I started with a dating tour guide of Manhattan … my first video was about the best places to meet rich eligible bachelors in New York’s downtown scene,” she explained.In the video — that’s racked up nearly 50,000 views since she posted it in June — the New Orleans native lists all the bars and restaurants where moneyed men like to hang out.

Quibi won its first Emmy awards on Thursday evening, picking up two trophies in the short-form acting categories. The mobile video startup led the short-form categories in nominations heading into the four-day Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

Showtime has released the trailer for their upcoming limited series Your Honor, starring Bryan Cranston.

Bryan Cranston is returning to TV in a big way.

Hawaii Five-0, which wrapped its 10-season run in April, but the silver lining is that a ton of other fan-favorite shows will be returning. CBS renewed 23 shows, including Young Sheldon, NCIS and spin-offs NCIS: New Orleans andNCIS: Los Angeles, All Rise, Blue Bloods,and The Neighborhood, for the 2020-2021 season.

Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan star in the upcoming movie Synchronic and the official trailer has been released!

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsEXCLUSIVE: WME will represent the eight-member New Orleans rock band The Revivalists in all areas worldwide.Led by David Shaw, The Revivalists has released five studio albums and earned Billboard’s Top New Rock Artists title in 2017.

@MikeEvans13_ pic.twitter.com/A9AHGuFyRgThe Buccaneers open their season against the New Orleans Saints on September 13.Gronkowski added: "What I want to accomplish until the game is gaining the trust of my team-mates, gaining the respect of my team-mates, so when I go out there on the field, the guy next to me trusts me and I can go out there on the field and trust the guy next to me, too."That's what it's all about in practice – gaining the trust of each other so when you go out there, you can

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaAnthony Carrigan endured hours of makeup to become Dennis Caleb McCoy, a time-traveling robot in “Bill & Ted Face the Music.”The “Barry” star embraced the acting challenge, but struggled with the physical demands of wearing such a crazy costume in the dead of summer. He had a very unusual method for cooling off on the film’s New Orleans set (more on that below).

Facebook page. The cause of death was not released.Kole was a Chicago native.

 NCIS: New Orleans fans: like its sister shows in the franchise NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles, NCIS NOLA is back in the swing of things, or at least, is about to be: after abruptly cutting production short n early March due to coronavirus, the series is said to be resuming production towards the end of September, according to Deadline.While there's no word on exactly when we'll see the episodes (November is being floated as the likely general timeline) but at shooting is underway! Ever since CBS'

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Several more CBS series from CBS TV Studios have been assigned tentative dates for return to production.Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series ordersNCIS: New Orleans is eying a Sept. 23 start for its seventh season, The Unicorn is looking to start filming Season 2 Oct.

Knives Out and an upcoming turn as a Bond girl in No Time to Die—whenever we're all finally able to see that movie. Here's a complete relationship timeline for Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas's love story: Affleck and de Armas film a movie, Deep Water, on location in New Orleans. The film is set to (hopefully) come out in November 2020 and is a psychological thriller about a married couple who has fallen out of love.

Dave Bartholomew, a giant of New Orleans music and a rock 'n' roll pioneer who with Fats Domino co-wrote and produced such classics as "Ain't That a Shame," ''I'm Walkin'" and "Let the Four Winds Blow," has died. He was 100 years old.

Somehow Yahya Abdul-Mateen II isn’t a household name yet, but, boy, that’s about to change. Despite portraying Black Manta in the blockbuster “Aquaman” along with roles in “The Greatest Showman” and “Us,” the New Orleans native was one of the more under the radar actors when Damon Lindelof’s “Watchmen” mini-series debuted last year.