The Showtime limited series spends too little time with its messy, fascinating characters and far too much time on Gay U.S. History 101. I should start by acknowledging that the sex scenes in Fellow Travelers are, indeed, very hot — not in the usual, politely deferential way you see gay sex in TV and movies, where the camera pans away to an open window or treats the bodies in action as sculptural objects.

So you’ve never watched an episode of The Fosters, but you’re interested in watching its new spinoff, Good Trouble? Welcome! Also: Where have you been? The Fosters is a national treasure and this is the age of streaming! Get on it! Alas, The Fosters — an endearing, topical, and sometimes straight-up bananas drama about a family of biological and adopted kids led by fierce matriarchs Stef and Lena — ran for five seasons, or 104 episodes, which means you definitely do not have enough time to catch up before the spinoff premieres on Freeform January 8 (although you are encouraged to try).

Gordon Ramsay used Father’s Day to be all our dads and school us on bike safety. “This week, unfortunately, I had a really bad accident,” he said in an Instagram video, “and it really shook me. And honestly? I’m lucky to be here.” Ramsay then lifted up his shirt to reveal a bruise on his torso the same color as the chef’s signature beef wellington. The Hell’s Kitchen star says the only thing that kept him out of heaven’s kitchen (a.

Actors are men, and men have chest hair. This particular quirk of human anatomy, like natural tooth color, is one that television has spent the last decade annihilating. (Dreamboat actors used to look like this.) But battling natural phenomena is a loser’s game. There’s only so long that you can fight the rising tide, stop the setting sun, or convince Americans that the male body’s ability to sprout pectoral fuzz until death is disgusting.

Gossip Girl The Fugitives Season 5 Episode 23 «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Gossip Girl The Fugitives Season 5 Episode 23 «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » “But Lola and I have a plan,” Nate said early on in last night’s episode of Gossip Girl. In retrospect, that these rank amateurs were mounting a scheme of their own should have indicated what was to come.

All day and all night at Public Records, a music venue and vegan entertainment complex. Public Records. Photo: David Williams Public Records. Today, from early morning until late at night, it’s full of Brooklyn vegans in bucket hats and wire-rimmed glasses sporting microbangs — people with a stated preference for vinyl, oat milk, and natural wine. The 6,000-square-foot music venue and hangout spot Public Records, at 233 Butler Street in Gowanus, was once full of stray cats.

Lily Tomlin walks among us. Be grateful. Comedy pilots are often set on the Day Everything Changed. Diane gets dumped and loses her job, but maybe she can work here at Cheers? Rachel flees her wedding and shows up at her friend Monica’s apartment. Michael Bluth decides to stay with his nut-bar family in California after all. It’s Dave’s first day as the boss at this radio station. This creates an inherent fish-out-of-water setup and engenders a vulnerability in at least one main character.

Before The Grace Helbig Show premieres on E!, you’re probably going to want to get to know Grace Helbig. Helbig is kind of secret-famous: To the millions of people who’ve been watching her it’s Grace videos on YouTube, Helbig is already a superstar, the fan-deemed “internet’s awkward older sister.” But if the idea of a YouTube celebrity doesn’t resonate with you, hers is a name you might not know — yet.

Courtesy of Rockstar Games For all those who can’t wait until the April 29 release of greatest video game ever Grand Theft Auto IV to find out what parts of New York — er, sorry, “Liberty City” — you’ll be able to drive, pick up hookers, and whale on suckas in, there’s good news! Photos of what appear to be the genuine game insert have leaked, including a complete map of the game’s playable territory.

Greenleaf Meaningful Survival Season 1 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Greenleaf Meaningful Survival Season 1 Episode 5 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** «Previous Next» « PreviousEpisode NextEpisode » Lynn Whitfield as Lady Mae. In “Meaningful Survival,” Lady Mae finally gets a little more to do as she manipulates deacons and Bishop Greenleaf to get what she wants.