Wife Swap: The Real Housewives Edition Recap: Lipstick on a Pig

The episode begins by introducing both families. Viewers of The Real Housewives of Orange County will remember that Emily and Shane have three children: 12-year-old Annabelle and 9-year-old twins, Luke and Keller. Emily feels Shane does about 60% of the housework, while he believes it’s closer to 70%. The show suggests Emily is avoiding her responsibilities as a stay-at-home mom by being on television. Shane complains he’s spending most of his time on household tasks, but viewers know he hasn’t always been a practicing attorney. Emily is also dealing with her daughter Annabelle, who seems to have inherited her mother’s strong personality and is understandably unhappy about being filmed for the show.

Elizabeth Olsen Wants to Play Scarlet Witch Opposite This MCU Star

Ever since her character seemingly died in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, fans have been eager to see Wanda Maximoff, also known as the Scarlet Witch, return. Elizabeth Olsen has often said she’d be open to playing the role again if the opportunity arose, but hasn’t confirmed any discussions with Marvel Studios. Recently, she mentioned a specific team-up she’d love to see happen within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it’s only increased fans’ hopes for the Scarlet Witch’s comeback.

Paramount Reportedly Has Blacklist Of Hollywood Stars

Variety reports that Paramount has created a list of actors they won’t hire due to concerns about antisemitism, xenophobia, or homophobia. The company has determined these individuals have demonstrated problematic views.

NCIS: Origins Revealed Why Mike Franks And His Brother Were Estranged, But There Were Also Two Big Twists I Didn’t See Coming

Last season on NCIS: Origins, we were introduced to Mason Franks, the older brother of Mike Franks, in an episode featuring flashbacks to their time serving in the Vietnam War. Tonight’s episode, “No Man Left Behind,” finally showed us Philip Winchester as the older Mason, a character who was hinted at in the Season 1 finale. While it was great to learn the reason behind the strained relationship between the two brothers, there were two particularly surprising reveals in this episode that I want to discuss.

Disney+ Finally Adds the Star Wars Feature We’ve Been Waiting For

Disney+ has launched a dedicated “Star Wars Animation” channel within its Streams section for U.S. subscribers. This is a first for the platform – a Streams channel entirely devoted to animated Star Wars content. However, access to this channel is currently limited to Disney+ Premium members.

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Recap: Word Vomit

Bronwyn, hoping Mary would be as supportive as she was to sick Angie the night before, tentatively asked if she could share their room. Mary quickly refused, saying, “Two’s company, three’s a crowd.” It was a surprisingly bold request, and Mary shut it down without hesitation – a classic move for her on Bravo.

The James Bond Spectre Scene Inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds

Fans of Quentin Tarantino immediately recognized the scene as strikingly similar to the iconic 20-minute opening of Inglourious Basterds. Just like that film, Christoph Waltz’s character calmly and methodically confronts someone hiding a secret, with Léa Seydoux watching in fear at the same table. While Spectre as a whole didn’t resonate with everyone, this scene is memorable because it feels distinctly “Tarantino-esque.” It creates a compelling connection between the two films, using familiar actors in a new situation, and its impact relies heavily on the masterful performance Waltz established years ago.

All’s Fair’s Bad Reviews Are Making It a Must Watch

The show could have been enjoyable if it embraced its over-the-top nature and everyone committed to a clear vision. Instead, it feels confused – the acting is inconsistent, as if the performers are trying out different interpretations of the show, and the storylines are weak. Cases that should take considerable time are resolved incredibly quickly – faster than it takes for nail polish to dry, in one instance. One plot involves a wife falling for the woman her husband hires for a threesome, only for her to receive a massive $210 million settlement moments later thanks to incriminating video evidence. (The details are shockingly explicit, and frankly, a reason to skip the show.)