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gratis, to thousands of clients living with serious illness.“We are so honored to have community support and to continue the amazing work that we have done over the past three decades,” said Food & Friends Executive Director Carrie Stoltzfus in a statement announcing this year’s highlights.“Chef’s Best is the standout culinary event of the summer, and we can’t wait to see old friends and new faces that will help us to serve people and families in the greater Washington region.”When Stoltzfus refers to the greater Washington region, that may be an understatement.While Food & Friends’ roots go back to Westminster Presbyterian Church where, in 1988, volunteers began an effort to deliver nutritious meals to D.C. locals suffering from AIDS-related illnesses, the organization now serves clients across a 6,100 square-mile area.But the focus will be squarely on the Convention Center come June 13, with dozens of venues serving up samples of their chefs’ best, from Anju’s contemporary Korean to Opal’s coastal Americana.Chef Derek Watson, most recently executive chef at Nama Ko, will oversee the benevolent buffet as this year’s “chef chair.” Be warned that a band of merry mixologists will be on hand to keep the event well-lubricated, as Food & Friends has had great luck over the years in securing incredibly talented auctioneers who will end the evening with an array of offerings.Notably, this year’s program also includes special recognition of the Xi Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, whose members have been volunteering with Food & Foods for the past quarter-century.The 31 st Annual Chef’s Best Dinner & Auction is Thursday, June 13, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, 801 Mount Vernon Pl. It begins with

Amid right-wing legislative moves as heated as any in the U.S., Britain’s Conservative government, via the Dept. of Health and Social Care, closed out May with an emergency ban on drugs collectively referred to as “puberty blockers,” as reported by the U.K.’s LGBT Them news site.

To-may-to, to-mah-to. and his mom, Tammy Reynolds, popped up in the audience at a recent taping of the current events chat show The View, and there was a simple explanation behind their appearance: Tammy loves The View.“Just out of curiosity, because this isn’t a thing that happens often…how come?” cohost Whoopi Goldberg asked the actor, who sported a fun cowboy sweater (and, yes, had a microphone on, as did his mom—they knew they'd be asked). Reynolds explained that his mom, who lives in Vancouver, was in New York to visit her grandkids (, which you already knew).This content can also be viewed on the site it from.“Yesterday she said, ‘It’s my dream to go to The View,’” Reynolds recalled, before joking about his mom being abusive: “First off, I try to do what she says because you don’t know what she’s capable of.

, Dakota Johnson stepped out in New York City's SoHo neighborhood in an entirely sheer outfit over what might actually be a bikini. was spotted in a yellow two-piece with a see-through goldenrod skirt and a sheer white blouse over it. An excellent solution to the conundrum of summer dressing, providing protection from the sun without creating additional heat-retaining layers.

now, our favorite are already taking over our feeds and city streets—and all you need to do to get onboard is invest in a pair (or 10).This season’s largely remix retro inspiration; peep the chunky aviators, shield sunnies, and oval frames that defined decades past, all updated for our current moment. Most importantly, though, they’re all genuinely wearable.

Practical Magic 2, a Practical Magic sequel, is in the works.On June 10, reported that the Owens sisters are coming back to a theater near you (or possibly a streaming service, considering the original 1998 classic was recently ). Nineties pop culture was full of badass witches but the chemistry between and was magic unto itself, which leads me to the best news: the original stars are reportedly in talks to reprise their roles.Of course, some Practical Magic fans may be hesitant to celebrate with midnight margaritas, considering we've been spurned before.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is not in agreement with her former Seinfeld co-star.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has landed a new Netflix series!

The CW has been announcing all of their TV show renewal and cancellation decisions, and fans are going to be upset by some of this information.

Josh Hartnett is getting candid about his career.

After being renewed for a second season back in June of 2023, we finally have our first look at the new season of Silo on Apple TV+!

Prince Harry and King Charles‘ relationship has been the subject of rumors for years now.

Kylie Minogue is opening up about a legendary duet with Madonna onstage.

After months and months of rumors, Taylor Swift is reportedly NOT making a cameo in the upcoming film Deadpool and Wolverine.

Austin Butler is opening up about the possibility of Pirates of the Caribbean in his future.

Carrie Underwood is taking a quick spill, but that didn’t stop her!

Stassie Karanikolaou is celebrating her birthday with a ton of famous friends!

The first footage from season 2 of Severance is finally here!

CBS canceled three TV shows in 2024, and we now know the reasons why each were axed this year.

Kit Harington is enjoying a rare day out.

Steve Burton is opening up about returning to General Hospital.

Caitlin Clark, the No. 1 overall pick, has officially confirmed that she will not be competing in the 2024 Summer Olympics.

Xdinary Heroes are hitting the road stateside!

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events “RuPaul’s Drag Race” has $2 million for the ACLU’s Drag Defense Fund in the 14 months since the initiative was launched. Formed in April 2023 in partnership with World of Wonder, MTV and “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” the Drag Defense Fund defends constitutional rights and creative expression in the LGBTQ community at a moment when they are under attack and have become a rallying cry for many GOP political leaders and activists.

Emily Longeretta Bill Pullman is a liar. The star of “Murdaugh Murders: The Movie” doesn’t mean to be, but confesses he is one during our interview. The two-part Lifetime movie in which Pullman portrays convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh wasn’t, by any means, a light-hearted project.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Apple is stuffing OpenAI‘s ChatGPT into a wide range of its product and platforms, including the Siri smart assistant, as the tech company looks to stay competitive in Silicon Valley’s AI race. The company said it is integrating ChatGPT, the artificial-intelligence chatbot, into experiences within iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia, which will be released in beta in the U.S.

Megan Vick Taylor Tomlinson didn’t imagine herself as a host when she first met with CBS about their “@Midnight” reboot last year. She assumed the filming schedule would interfere with her first love — stand-up — but it was worth taking the meeting to meet new people and maybe score some panelist appearances. But when the executives in charge revealed they’d create a filming schedule that would allow her to still perform comedy gigs on the weekends, an entirely new world opened up.

Angelique Jackson As if serving as the creative director of the 28th edition of the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) wasn’t enough, Issa Rae will now sit for the inaugural “Creator Conversation” with two very special guests: Ava DuVernay and Kenya Barris. The exclusive live event — which is part of a new program dubbed “Creator Conversations” — will take attendees on a journey through their Rae, DuVernay and Barris’ processes and careers, including recent projects such as DuVernay’s latest film “Origin” and Barris’ hit “Black-ish” franchise and his directorial debut “You People.” “We are truly delighted to get a rare glimpse into the minds of three trailblazers who are reshaping the landscape of film and television.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large It’s probably not the right time for a new version of “The West Wing,” but never say never, Warner Bros. TV Group chairman Channing Dungey told an audience on Monday at the Banff World Media Festival.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic It’s easy to get lost in the desert, a fate that befalls Joshua Erkman’s debut feature. While his protagonists eventually get dangerously close to some lurid, lethal goings-on, this self-described “neo-noir horror” leaves a vague and rudderless final impression despite its intriguing-enough buildup. “A Desert” aims for the enigmatic, supernaturally-tinged mystery of something like Lynch’s “Lost Highway,” but in the end lacks the tension and atmosphere to pull that tricky gambit off.

Footage taken after a blaze tore through an old Scots primary school shows the burnt out shell of the premises.

Al-Ettifaq reportedly "expect" that a "suitable" offer will tempt Rangers to cash-in on James Tavernier and Connor Goldson this summer.

Portraits, a new production from the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington debuting at the Kennedy Center on June 16, is not that. It is so absolutely not that.Portraits is a grand creation years in the making. How many? By one count, four, going back to 2020 when longtime GMCW singing member Bill Lipsett brought an idea, along with funding, to the chorus.

David Gilmour.Due to overwhelming demand, the long-time Pink Floyd singer and guitarist just added a fourth (!) Los Angeles show to his forthcoming ‘Luck and Strange Tour’ brought to you by legendary tour promoter Michael Cohl and his company, EMC Presents.Gilmour, 78, will now open his LA run with a gig at the brand-new Intuit Dome on Friday, Oct. 25.After that, the Rock Hall of Famer is slated to perform a trio of concerts at the Hollywood Bowl from Oct.

she said, as the camera panned to the studio audience, where Reynolds waved from. “Just out of curiosity … how come?” Goldberg asked him. It seemed like it was a promo stunt for “Deadpool & Wolverine,” but Reynolds really was just there because his mom is a fan, he explained.

Spare, for the first time, exposed first-hand the intricacies of the family’s ecosystem, which was apparently regularly disrupted over issues related to public image, popularity and media exposure.Among Harry’s most unflattering claims was one which alleged that Charles would become deeply frustrated when his work was overshadowed by less senior members of the monarchy, including his sons and their wives.It was a theme revisited in royal author Omid Scobie’s Endgame late last year, which also quoted sources suggesting William at times considered his father “incompetent”, and painted Charles as becoming outraged by his son’s “effrontery”.“William, or his staff, I should say, will always be quick to play up his efforts,” a source close to Charles claimed. “There is an almost frenzied push for William to be seen as ready for the throne, despite an entire generation coming beforehand.”Jealousy isn’t a particularly flattering look on anyone.