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“Younger” (Airs 11/2 at 10pm ET/PT) Photo: TV Land Television struggles with how to represent the publishing industry onscreen. Need we remind you of the great Gilmore Girls debacle of 2016? But one series that seems to be getting it right is the charming TV Land show Younger , starring Sutton Foster and Hilary Duff as editors at a respected publishing house. Yes, Younger — which aired its season-three finale Wednesday night — is a very silly show about a 40-year-old woman lying to people about her age, but the truest aspect of the series is its representation of the book world. The literary jokes, the name-dropping of authors, the casual mentions of influential critics. To prove this point, we’ve compiled every literary reference made on the show. Get yourself a Tequila Mockingbird cocktail and enjoy. SEASON ONE Episode One Lena Dunham “My eat, pray, endure chronic diarrhea phase” Katniss Everdeen Jane Austen J.K. Rowling Stephanie … [Read more...] about Every Single Literary Reference on

March 24, 2021 - 11:41 GMT Nichola Murphy Kate Middleton and Prince William are set to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary in April 2021. See how the Duchess of Cambridge's latest hairstyle at Westminster Abbey paid tribute to her bridal look... Kate Middleton and Prince William caused quite the stir on Tuesday when they returned to their wedding venue, Westminster Abbey, for a poignant visit. RELATED: Kate Middleton steps out in stunning white coat at Westminster Abbey As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked the National Day of Reflection by paying tribute to those who have helped the coronavirus vaccine rollout, Kate opted for a white outfit which left many royal fans reminiscing about her royal wedding in 2011. But did you spot her hairstyle? In perhaps another nod to their memorable wedding day, which saw them say 'I do' in front of 1,900 guests with approximately 17.6million people watching at home, Kate … [Read more...] about Kate Middleton makes wedding anniversary reference with latest hairstyle

Photo: YouTube/LanaDelRey Open the window overlooking the golf course and take a big, deep breath, because Lana Del Rey has just dropped Chemtrails Over the Country Club . The singer’s seventh studio album, which arrived Thursday night, was largely produced by Jack Antonoff . Chemtrails features 11 tracks, including a cover of Joni Mitchell ’s “For Free,” featuring Zella Day and Weyes Blood, from Mitchell’s 1970 album Ladies of the Canyon. Del Rey references the album-closing track in another of the album’s previous songs. “I’m covering Joni and I’m dancing with Joan / Stevie is callin’ on the telephone,” she sings on “Dance Till We Die.” The singer teased her impending release earlier in the day on social media, snapping a photo of the album on vinyl at Walmart. “What a pretty day in L.A. to release an album,” Del Rey tweeted . Chemtrails Over the Country Club is the singer’s first LP since 2019’s Norman Fucking Rockwell! , though she released the … [Read more...] about Lana Del Rey Releases New Album

October 14, 2020 - 15:36 BST Megan Bull Queer Eye's Tan France has launched the new 'Clothes love all' campaign alongside Klarna, and he's revealed eight fashion principles to live by. Since appearing on Queer Eye and Next In Fashion , Tan France has fast become a style icon, and now the TV presenter is fronting an exciting new campaign in partnership with Klarna . Championing inclusivity and diversity within the fashion industry, Tan's 'Clothes love all' campaign challenges consumers to reconsider their views on fashion, from the eyes of the clothes themselves. RELATED: 17 best children's books to help teach kids about diversity READ: 15 Sustainable fashion brands that need a place in your wardrobe Tan France wants to create a more inclusive and diverse view of fashion Combatting prejudice and discrimination, Klarna has worked with the celebrity stylist to develop eight principles which champion … [Read more...] about Queer Eye’s Tan France reveals eight fashion principles to live by

Truly the Domino’s pizza of people. Photo: YouTube If you want to get really good at compartmentalizing trauma, study late-night comedy. The format demands commentary on current events, while simultaneously being about movie promotion and an audience’s last little chuckle before bedtime. Late night during the week of a national tragedy is complicated, to say the least. You can almost see the arithmetic in hosts’ heads: I am sad, but my comedy persona is a happy guy, but I don’t want to come off as insensitive, but I don’t want to make this tragedy about me, but I don’t want to trivialize it, but am I the person to speak to this, but also this show is supposed to be non-triggering sleep material fuck fuck fuck. At least the guests were loose, bringing a chumminess that was a balm during a rough week. St. Patrick’s Day, usually a holiday to celebrate surrounded by people, went mostly unobserved. And then, of course, the nation’s increasing trend toward anti-Asian violence … [Read more...] about Karen Chee’s Grandfather Won Late Night This Week