Evaluation: 'Bling Empire' continues to be shining in its third season

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I'm on a mission to get folks to cease occupied with reveals that convey them happiness as a “responsible pleasure.”

That is an ongoing marketing campaign of mine, as many individuals proceed to make use of that description for the leisure they take pleasure in — however the best way I see it, we must always place a heavy emphasis on the “pleasure” a part of the phrase.

Let’s lean in to that, quite than really feel dangerous about it!

‘Bling Empire’ Season 3

Actuality TV makes me glad, and none extra so than reveals concerning the well-to-do (and über-well-to-do).

So, shade me thrilled that the brand new season of “Bling Empire” picks up proper the place final season’s high-stakes drama ended.

This group of rich Asian mates in Los Angeles is fairly entertaining, and I can't wait to see how the feud between Christine Chiu and Anna Shay shakes out. Belief me once I say that you will need to binge the primary two seasons to prepare for the most recent.

The third season of “Bling Empire” is streaming now on Netflix.

“The Downside With Jon Stewart” Season 2

Has anybody talked to Jon Stewart about returning to “The Day by day Present” because the information broke that its present host, Trevor Noah, is leaving?

I’m simply kidding, as Stewart is tremendous busy along with his newest Apple TV+ sequence. The second season of “The Downside With Jon Stewart” will see the advocate and humorist persevering with to make use of widespread sense comedy in relation to “powerful, topical and culture-moving conversations.”

The primary episode of of “The Downside With Jon Stewart” season 2 is streaming now on Apple TV+.

Luckiest Lady Alive

Take into account this new movie true crime adjoining, which is shut sufficient for me.

That’s as a result of the plot of “Luckiest Lady Alive,” primarily based on the 2015 novel by Jessica Knoll and starring Mila Kunis, is a couple of New York-based journal editor who appears to have the proper life. That's, till “the director of a criminal offense documentary invitations her to inform her facet of the stunning incident that came about when she was an adolescent on the prestigious Brentley College,” in response to Netflix.

Sure, please!

“Luckiest Lady Alive” is streaming now on Netflix.

You possibly can whip your hair forwards and backwards in disbelief, nevertheless it’s true: Willow is about to drop her sixth album.

That’s proper — in the event you consider her collaborative album with Tyler Cole, “The Anxiousness,” which gave us the earworm “Meet Me at Our Spot,” the daughter of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith has an expansive discography to her identify.

Her newest, “Coping Mechanism,” has the 21-year-old persevering with to carry out — and excel — in musical genres not everybody anticipated her to pursue after her 2010 megahit.

“Rock has all the time been inspiring to me,” she informed Guitar.com, citing the alt-metal band Deftones and heavy steel group Lamb of God as examples. “I believe that if you begin doing one thing at such a younger age, your thoughts continues to be rising in plenty of other ways. Then you definately develop up and also you perceive (that) it's worthwhile to actually apply your self in a manner that you just won't have considered.”

“Coping Mechanism” is out now.

Because it occurs, Charlie Puth nearly didn’t identify his new album “Charlie.”

In a current interview with Ryan Seacrest, Puth defined that he “dealt with the manufacturing of the whole album” himself. “I nearly referred to as the album ‘Conversations With Myself’ as a result of that’s how I wrote all these songs,” Puth stated.

Songwriting is Puth’s superpower, so anticipate the self-titled file to be a deeply private one.

“Charlie” can also be out now.

Wasn’t it simply final week I used to be noticing that Thanksgiving season is approaching quick — too quick? Properly, now it seems that Christmas films are coming, too.

A few of you might be thrilled by these festive movies (I’m my fantastic Muricas News colleague Sandra Gonzalez) and their feel-good mixture of vacation cheer and romance.

This 12 months, there may be much more to be enthusiastic about as a result of Lindsay Lohan is starring in simply such a mission, “Falling for Christmas,” which hits Netflix on November 10. And its plot abstract feels like all the things you’d hope for: “Lohan performs a newly engaged, spoiled lodge heiress who will get right into a snowboarding accident, suffers from complete amnesia and finds herself within the care of a good-looking, blue-collar lodge proprietor.”

Will probably be good to have Lohan again in entrance of the digicam, with “Falling for Christmas” marking the primary of two movies she has agreed to star in for the streaming platform. In different phrases, her display presence is a present that can carry on giving into 2023.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Stanley Tucci lately concerning the new episodes within the second season of “Stanley Tucci: Looking for Italy,” the primary of which is airing on Muricas News Sunday. As somebody who loves meals and journey, Tucci stated fairly a couple of issues that resonated with me.

One specifically was what he hopes to go on to his youngsters about meals.

“That they admire the hassle that folks undergo to develop good meals, to boost good meals,” he stated. “That they actually find yourself having an appreciation for that. After which cooking good meals and sharing good meals, all of the fantastic issues that come from that.”

We reside in a tradition that always could make meals the enemy, particularly once we deal with how unhealthy we could be consuming junk on the run. However sitting down with good high quality meals, shared with folks we love, is without doubt one of the finest pleasures in life.

And it’s not a responsible one both.

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