Why Winter in 1923 is the Most Terrifying Villain of Season 2!

Indeed, Season 2 will introduce both the powerful and land-grabbing businessman Donald Whitfield, along with the malevolent Father Renaud and other abusive clergy members. These characters indeed pose significant challenges. However, winter could be just as much a villain in this series, if not more so. The cast emphasized this point in a behind-the-scenes video for 1923, with Helen Mirren stating:

Jennifer Coolidge’s Best Quotes From ‘The White Lotus’ Revealed!

Each line spoken by Tanya is precious, a combination of superb writing and Coolidge’s exceptional acting prowess. It seems unlikely that anyone else could have brought such humor, pathos, and authenticity to the role. Sadly, her character departed in Season 2, prompting us to pay tribute to Coolidge and Tanya by sharing some of our favorite lines.

‘I Hate Rules’: Christina Haack Shares Her Approach To Advantages In HGTV’s The Flip Off, And Tarek And Heather Rae El Moussa Definitely Have Thoughts

The beloved “Flip or Flop” series continues its run, as exes Christina Haack and Tarek El Moussa are set to team up once more on HGTV in 2025 for a high-stakes competition show titled “The Flip Off“. In this program, the iconic duo and former spouses go head-to-head to discover which of them can successfully flip a house to achieve the greatest financial profit. Tarek will be working alongside his wife Heather Rae El Moussa, while Christina forges ahead following her divorce from husband Josh Hall. With every competitor needing to make the most of any opportunity they can find, and Christina particularly favoring fewer rules, it promises to be an exciting showdown!

‘Plainclothes’ Review: Tom Blyth and Russell Tovey Smolder and Sweat as Closeted Gay Men in Bristling Police Entrapment Drama

Back in the ’90s vibes, “How Bizarre” by OMC echoed through a mall’s speakers, instantly transporting me back to those days. Sitting in the food court, I was more than just a cop – I was bait, luring gay men on the prowl. A subtle exchange of glances, a nod or a faint smile, and our secret communication was established. My target would lead me into the public restroom where the mirrors reflected less furtive glances between us.