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The Real Housewives of Orange County is back, and new cast member Carmella Garcia is bracing herself for a dramatic season. “I hope that the viewers show a little grace, because it wasn’t easy,” Carmella exclusively told Us Weekly before the season 20 premiere in July 2026. “There were a lot of very difficult moments, and we had so many great times. I am so grateful, but it wasn’t the easiest.” Based on the trailer, Carmella may find herself butting heads with the OG of the OC, Vicki Gunvalson. At the same time, she will build close relationships with Jennifer…
STRASBOURG: The Croatian minority drama series Red Light Empire and Czech/Slovak drama series The Disappearance of Sara Lindert have received support within the fourth call for projects under the Council of Europe’s Pilot Programme for Series Co-Productions. In all, seven series received 2.1 m EUR. Projects from FNE Partner Countries Receiving Support from Council of Europe’s Pilot Programme for Series Co-Productions: Red Light Empire (the Netherlands, Belgium, Croatia), Drama series, 300,000 EURCreated by Tim OliehoekProduced by Lemming FilmCoproduced by Lemming Film Belgium, Nukleus Film The Disappearance of Sara Lindert (Czech Republic, Slovakia), Drama series, 300,000 EURCreated by Kateřina Šardická, Miro ŠifraProduced…
It was announced in November 2025 that Vicki Gunvalson would return to “The Real Housewives of Orange County” after several years of only making minor appearances. Now, season 20 is set to premiere on July 9, and the “RHOC” original cast member is revealing why her daughter, Briana Culberson, was against the idea. 5Snorlax / MEGA The premiere event for season 20 of “The Real Housewives of Orange County” took place in late June at The Commons on the NBCUniversal Studios lot. While there, the cast, including Gunvalson, took part in a panel discussion. Specifically, while discussing her return to…
This is Poly introduced viewers to the Yahweh family, which consists of Yahweh Poetic and his five wives. They also share eighteen children, but as it turns out, there was a sixth wife, who has since exited. She is now sharing her story and the abusive ways of Poetic. Keep reading for the tea that she spilled. The Yahweh Family’s Dynamic Is Often Questioned This is Poly showcases families or couples as they navigate living polyamorous lifestyles. Some are actively searching for more partners while others are happy with what they have. The Yahwehs have five wives, aka queens: Debash,…
LJUBLJANA: The Slovenian Film Centre has distributed 500,000 EUR for the production of seven long documentaries. The biggest grant of 100,000 EUR went to Barbara Kapelj’s Areole, produced by December. Additionally, the Slovenian Film Centre has distributed 400,000 EUR for the production of six short animated films. The grants were announced on 29 June and 1 July 2026, respectively. Click HERE for the grants chart.
PepsiCo reported its beverage sales in North America have been falling as rising inflation and higher gas prices force consumers to keep up with the cost of living. The food giant is the maker of dozens of food and beverage brands, including Pepsi-Cola, Mountain Dew and Gatorade, as well as snacks like Doritos and Lays potato chips.In the second quarter of this year, PepsiCo said beverage sales in North America fell four per cent in the second quarter compared to a year earlier, while the market’s food sales volumes were essentially unchanged.“Performance moderated with consumer budgets tightening due to rising…
The Tigers announced that they have recalled catcher/first baseman Eduardo Valencia. In a corresponding move, outfielder Jahmai Jones has been designated for assignment. Daniel Álvarez-Montes of El Extrabase reported on the Valencia promotion prior to the club announcement. Though catcher Dillon Dingler wasn’t mentioned in today’s moves, they are related to him. Dingler took a foul ball of his hand yesterday and was replaced in the game by Jake Rogers. The club later announced to reporters, including Cody Stavenhagen of The Athletic, that X-rays on Dingler’s hand came back negative. Dingler hasn’t been placed on the injured list but perhaps…
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A database exposed in a hack of Madison Square Garden’s computer systems shows the venue’s security team included LGBTQ labels for dozens of public figures and assigned hundreds of performers a “risk” rating that Wired found frequently tracked whether they had criticized the arena’s owner, according to the outlet’s investigation. Hackers calling themselves ShinyHunters tricked a low-level Madison Square Garden employee over a phone call into giving them access to the company’s computer systems, a technique known as “vishing,” according to a 404 Media investigation into the breach. The group published the stolen data after Madison Square Garden did not…
Madison Square Garden officials are denying a controversial Wired report claiming that the venue maintains a database that labels public figures based on their sexuality, tracks those who have criticized its owner, and assigns a “risk” rating to hundreds of performers. While the details in the contested report allegedly come after a hack of the arena’s computer systems, an MSG spokesperson says the venue will fight back against the claims. “Wired’s reporting is inaccurate and false. MSG is pursuing legal remedies,” the spokesperson says in a statement to The Times. Hackers calling themselves “ShinyHunters” tricked a low-level Madison Square Garden…