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One of the biggest reality series of the past decade is coming back. Chip and Joanna Gaines are reviving their hugely popular HGTV series Fixer Upper for a new season on a new network.
The Fixer Upper reboot will air exclusively on Magnolia Network, Discovery’s joint venture with the Gaineses, and will premiere at the network’s launch, currently eyed for early 2021. Magnolia, whose original Oct. 4 rollout was delayed by the coronavirus-related production shutdown, also announced two new original series greenlights, to an untitled project featuring interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn and Self Employed (wt) with entrepreneur Jonathan Morris.
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Adding a new season of Fixer Upper represents a major coup for upstart Magnolia, which will take over Discovery’s DIY Network after a rebrand. The original series ran for five seasons on HGTV. It was the no. 1 unscripted show on all of cable
If you’re like me, at the start of this pandemic you probably thought to yourself, “What is a TikTok and why is my little sister obsessed with it,” and now, six months later, the inside of your head sounds like an ever-changing radio attempting to find a frequency it can land on, cycling through viral sound after viral sound as friends look on in dismay.
When I downloaded TikTok, it felt a lot like being at the zoo or aquarium, staring at the wildlife through thick glass and admiring how quickly they could pick up viral dances (I, on the other hand, could not complete one without my sister screaming, “NO! NOT LIKE THAT” the whole time) or weave a story into a 60-second vignette, sometimes infuriatingly instructing me to “like for a part two,” keeping viewers hooked for more. Now, I realize TikTok is more like a safari
Update, July 29, 2020: Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli have officially sold their Los Angeles home for $18.75 million to Tinder co-founder Justin Mateen, The Agency tells House Beautiful.
Arvin Haddad–the star of CNBC’s Listing Impossible and senior estates director and broker associate for The Agency–held the listing. Josh Flagg of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles and Rodeo Realty represented Mateen. Mateen adds the mansion in L.A.’s Bel Air neighborhood to his already extensive real estate portfolio that includes a $15 million estate nearby in Holmby Hills.
The gated property is designed to look like a Mediterranean-style oasis. The 9,000-square-foot home has six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, windows that look out onto the lawns of Bel-Air Country Club–which Loughlin and Giannulli resigned from prior to the sale–and a lush backyard pool and spa. The home includes a sweeping staircase,