Jada Pinkett Smith is giving back to a very special group of moms on Friday’s episode of “Red Table Talk” — and a surprise guest joined the show to help her out!
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Majority of the time, hitting or scratching another person's car leads to anger and frustration, but if you are YouTuber Casey Neistat, it means just the opposite. Neistat, who has 12 million subscribers on the video streaming platform, took to Twitter to explain what happened when he scratched someone's car while parking his truck.
Jada Pinkett Smith is giving back to a very special group of moms on Friday’s episode of “Red Table Talk” — and a surprise guest joined the show to help her out!
Jada Pinkett Smith is giving back to a very special group of moms on Friday’s episode of “Red Table Talk” — and a surprise guest will be joining the show to help her out!
Jada Pinkett Smith is giving back to a very special group of moms on Friday's episode of — and a surprise guest will be joining the show to help her out!
Just as the global coronavirus pandemic was ramping up, Canadian Nia Vardalos was dealing with a heartbreaking moment in her family.
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Popular YouTuber Casey Neistat, who has 12 million subscribers on the video service, accidentally hit someone’s car while parking and revealed the subsequent text exchange with the car’s owner. It will brighten your day!
Lady Gaga gives us a million reasons to want to get involved with helping the world. Tonight, the Grammy-winning artist will be performing during the One World: Together at Home concert, an event put on by Global Citizen and the World Health Organization to help educate on the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and highlight the frontline healthcare workers.
Chicago Fire's Brett (Kara Killmer) and Casey (Jesse Spencer) are like peanut butter and chocolate: They just fit together so well. Over the last few seasons, they've formed an even tighter bond while facing stressful life changes, like Casey's divorce and Brett's engagement to Chaplain Kyle (Teddy Sears).
Chicago Fire's Brett (Kara Killmer) and Casey (Jesse Spencer) are like peanut butter and chocolate: They just fit together so well. Their tight bond will carry over into Season 9 as Brett deals with the fallout from her recent family issues.
More than friends? It’s definitely leaning that way. Chicago P.D. fans have been hopeful for Jay Halstead (Jesse Lee Soffer) and Hailey Upton’s (Tracy Spiridakos) working relationship to turn into something more — and it sounds like that could happen in season 8.
Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time and still one of the most recognizable people in the world, almost 20 years after his final retirement from basketball. He's been the subject of bestselling books like The Jordan Rules and When Nothing Else Matters and his own 30 for 30 documentary, Jordan Rides the Bus, about his time playing baseball in 1994.
Chicago P.D.'s Season 7 finale will be one to remember. Wednesday's episode, airing at 10/9c on NBC, finds Atwater (LaRoyce Hawkins) in a difficult position as he comes face to face with Tom Doyle (Mickey O'Sullivan), the racist police offer who put a gun to his head in Season 6's "Night in Chicago." Suffice it to say, this reunion won't be a particularly pleasant one for either man.