Jim Belushi Blazes On To Discovery With Reality Series About His Cannabis Business

Practical Magic vibes for sure," another person wrote. If any of you naysayers are out here thinking, “No no no, the hair is all wrong,” here are two things to keep in mind: 1. She's not actually Sandra Bullock.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWe at Variety try to shine a light on good deeds, and although we can’t say we condone Beggars Group CEO Paul Redding’s ambitious goal of swimming the English Channel in an effort to raise £200,000 for coronavirus relief and Black Lives Matter, we do applaud his intentions (and optimistically assume that he knows what he’s doing!).Redding aims to raise £200,000 for two music charities, the PRS Foundation (in the U.K.) and Sweet Relief Musicians Fund (U.S.).

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Jim Belushi is eager for you to see how his career has gone to pot.The actor, Blues Brother and TV veteran (ABC’s “According to Jim”) stars in “Growing Belushi,” a three-part Discovery series taking viewers inside the legal cannabis business he runs from his southern Oregon spread, Belushi’s Farm.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWhen Jon Favreau set out to make The Mandalorian, the Star Wars franchise’s first-live-action series, he had a strong sense of the world he wanted to create: Intimate as well as grand, the series should harken to the vision of the original Star Wars trilogy, while taking the universe established by George Lucas in new and exciting directions.“This was an opportunity to prune everything back to the beginnings again,” the executive producer said during

Comedian Jim Gaffigan has been bringing his stand-up act to Canadian audiences for 20 years. So when he challenged himself to film a special in a country with material strictly based around its culture and food, our home and native land was one of his first picks.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorLike many people, John Sebastian, a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee for his years as a founding member and vocalist for The Lovin’ Spoonful, was getting ready to write off 2020 as a wash.After abruptly canceling a planned solo tour in March due to the pandemic, “I was looking down the barrel of no work — ever,” Sebastian says on the phone from his home in upstate New York.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterEXCLUSIVE: Remember The Real World on MTV? Well, Discovery is doing something like it, but there’s no petty drama. Instead, lives are at stake….seriously.

Jay DeMarcus and his family are getting a taste of the reality TV life.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: OZY Media has assembled a programming slate under the first-look production agreement it struck with A+E Networks in January.Under the pact, OZY has set up The Science of Dating (wt), a dating show to be produced by A+E Networks’ Six West Media, which is in development at Lifetime, along with two scripted movie projects, also for Lifetime.

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: AMC has optioned the rights to Sorcerers, a novella by co-writers Maurice Broaddus and Otis Whitaker and featuring illustrations by internationally renowned artist Jim Mahfood, with plans to adapt it into a series.The short story is a psychedelic urban fantasy about a 30-year-old man from Harlem who comes into his own as a hip hop-inspired sorcerer. It follows Malik Hutchins, the black sheep to one of the most successful families in Harlem.

Jimmy Eat World frontman Jim Adkins has announced a new podcast series called Pass-Through Frequencies.Hosted by Fender Guitars, the show will see Adkins delve into the craft of songwriting and creative process through in-depth conversations with various special guests.Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus is set to appear on the first instalment, which will air this coming Thursday (August 6).

Lifetime has given a huge renewal to Married at First Sight with six more seasons!

ITV always finds a way to surprise us.The broadcaster has today announced entertainment adventure series Don’t Rock the Boat, which follows 12 celebrities as they attempt to row around Britain. Split into two teams of six, the celebrities will be pushed to their physical and mental limits as they race to reach Scotland from Cornwall.

Also Read: Disney+ in August: Here's Everything New Coming“Black Beauty” is directed by Ashley Avis (“Adolescence”) who also wrote the screenplay adaptation. JB Pictures’ Jeremy Bolt (“Polar,” “Monster Hunter”) and Robert Kulzer (“Polar”) from Constantin Film are producers and Martin Moszkowicz, Edward Winters and Jon Brown are executive producers.

Sandra Bullock enjoyed her 56th birthday with some of her closest pals amid the coronavirus quarantine.A glimpse into Bullock’s intimate gathering was seen from her best friend Jennifer Aniston’s Instagram page on Sunday, July 26. The Friends alum, 51, posted a photo of the duo posing for a group selfie that featured couple Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor alongside another pal.

Sandra Bullock gathered pals including fellow actresses Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Paulson, and Holland Taylor to mark her 56th birthday with a socially-distanced bash on Sunday (July 26, 2020).Friends star Jennifer took to Instagram to share a selfie, which Bullock snapped herself, of the party, showing all five women are wearing masks and sitting apart.Jennifer is wearing a tie-dye mask and holding up prayer hands, while Sarah and Holland, who is waving at the camera, sat beside her, along with

Sandra Bullock gathered pals including fellow actresses Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Paulson and Holland Taylor to mark her 56th birthday with a socially-distanced bash on Sunday.