Liev Schreiber knows the pressure points to make an airline find a passenger’s lost luggage … go on national TV and do a little shaming!!! Delta Airlines has found the piece of luggage that never showed up at LAX … a piece of luggage that…
Monday, January 8, 2018
Fire at Trump Tower
Trump Tower provided an eerie canvas for a photographer who snapped this pic as an area of the building burned. A fire erupted Monday just after 7 AM ET and obviously NYC fire crews rushed to the scene. Especially because of the building owner, law…
Sister Wives Season 8 Episode 1 Recap: They"re Back!
It’s hard to imagine it’s been a year since Sister Wives last graced our television sets.
But here we are.
It wouldn’t be an episode of Sister Wives without Kody Brown freaking the hell out about the latest wedding in the family he has to foot the bill for.
When Sister Wives Season 8 Episode 1 got underway, Kody and his wives were the ones who went venue hunting for Mykelti’s wedding.
If Kody is the one handing over the cash, he wants to make sure he can get things for the best price possible, and that’s a good thing.
Far too often, reality TV stars squander all of the money they make from appearances and wind up in a horrible position when the cameras stop rolling. We’re looking at you, Speidi!
Mykelti and Tony were going for a whole different theme for their wedding.
“The theme of our wedding is going to be Mexican vintage because I think it sounds cool and what I’m trying to do is bring two cultures together,” Mykelti said to the cameras.
“Mexican is Tony, vintage is me. We don’t want to serve a $ 50 plate for everybody. We’re going to do something simple, inexpensive: a taco buffet.”
But Tony thought that came with some big drawbacks: The Brown family are not good at making tacos.
“When you go to Mykelti’s house, and you want a taco, a really white taco comes out… we want street tacos with like, real steak,” Tony admitted.
This was music to Kody’s ears because he likes to keep spending to a minimum, but the venue then dropped the bomb that inside caterers absolutely had to be used.
“We want to give Mykelti this awesome wedding, but 400 people is a lot. She has to realize somewhere in her mind that that’s really expensive. We don’t want to feel like we’re being taken advantage of,” Christine tells the camera.
“We want to give her the nice awesome wedding that she and Tony want, but 400 people is a lot.”
The inside caterer also charged $ 30 per plate so 400 guests would amount to an astronomical figure.
“We’re just starting out here, but I’m standing here in a bit of shock thinking that we could deal with the reality of 400 people,” Kody says as though he is getting ready to use GoFundMe to pay for the event.
Meanwhile, Meri was still trying to move on from the whole catfish scandal and decided it was time to make some changes.
She wanted to open an inn at her family home in Utah, and she seemed ecstatic at the prospect of it.
As expected, Kody was less than enthusiastic about all of it. He wanted to know the ins and outs of it before agreeing that it would be a good idea.
“Going through this process, this is my first reaction, and I’m very sorry for this–what value is this to us, even to Meri?” Kody said in a confessional.
“It’s three hours away. How is she going to manage it, how is she going to run it? The reason my concern is there is because every bed and breakfast I’ve ever known of is family-run…It doesn’t have affordability to have employees.
“You have to do the work yourselves.”
Will Meri’s business venture get off the ground running? Will the wedding live up to Mykelti’s expectations?
Hit the comments below!
Sister Wives continues Sundays on TLC!
Golden Globes: 13 Most Memorable (and Powerful) Moments
Two moving movies and one HBO television show won big at the 2018 Golden Globes.
But what were the moments everyone is talking about in the aftermath of a unique ceremony that dedicated over three hours of speeches and presentations to victims of sexual harassment?
From a winning monologue to a bold two words uttered by a former Oscar winner, scroll down to find out…
1. The Host with the Most…
… great jokes. Seth Meyers receives strong marks for a monologue that was both funny, relevant and unafraid to call out the major names who have been busted for sexual misconduct.
2. Nicole Kidman Won the First Award of the Night…
… and then said this: “Keith Urban, when my cheek is against yours, everything melts away — and that is love. It’s true. I love you so much.” Total and complete swoon.
3. Natalie Portman Wore Black…
… but she also used words to speak out against the power imbalance in Hollywood. While introducing the nominated Best Directors with Ron Howard, Portman, the actress tossed in two words a pair of important and pointed words: “And here are the ALL MALE nominees…”
4. Friends Forever?
More like icon forever. Jennifer Aniston was all of us in presenting on stage with her idol, Carol Burnett. Their bit included the veteran comedian mistaking the actress for Will & Grace star Debra Messing… and Aniston finally getting the chance to tug her idol’s ear.
5. Sterling K. Brown Makes History
Brown earned the trophy for best actor in a television series in a drama, becoming the first black man to do so. He then said on stage: “[Series creator] Dan Fogelman throughout the majority of my career I’ve benefited from color blind casting. Like, ‘Hey let’s throw a brother in this role.’ It’s really cool, but then Dan, you wrote a role for a black man that could only be played by a black man. So what I really appreciate about this thing is I’m being seen for who I am and being appreciated for who I am, and it makes it that much more difficult to dismiss me and anyone who looks like me. So thank you, Dan.”
6. Tonya Harding for None of the Wins
Allison Janney won for her role in I, Tonya, a movie that paints the former figure skater as a victim. The winner then gave Harding, who was in attendance, a shout-out. Isn’t this still the same person who has admitted she knew ahead of time of a planned attack against Nancy Kerrigan?!? Perhaps she doesn’t deserve such honor and recognition.
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