This Thursday at 8:30 Pm on PBS, “Ask This Old House” brings homeowners practical insights in Season 22 Episode 10, titled “Window to Door Conversion.” The episode offers valuable tips and guidance as the team takes on the challenge of converting a window into a back door, showcasing the step-by-step process for this transformation.
As the homeowners seek to enhance their living space, the episode addresses essential considerations for such projects, serving as a valuable resource for those contemplating similar renovations. From dealing with structural aspects to ensuring functionality, the team explores the nuances of this window-to-door conversion.
Additionally, the episode delves into the realm of home buying, shedding light on potential dealbreakers that homeowners should be mindful of when searching for a new residence. With its practical advice and hands-on demonstrations, “Window to Door Conversion” is a must-watch for anyone looking to embark on home improvement projects or navigate the real estate market.
As the homeowners seek to enhance their living space, the episode addresses essential considerations for such projects, serving as a valuable resource for those contemplating similar renovations. From dealing with structural aspects to ensuring functionality, the team explores the nuances of this window-to-door conversion.
Additionally, the episode delves into the realm of home buying, shedding light on potential dealbreakers that homeowners should be mindful of when searching for a new residence. With its practical advice and hands-on demonstrations, “Window to Door Conversion” is a must-watch for anyone looking to embark on home improvement projects or navigate the real estate market.
- 1/4/2024
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
This Thursday at 8:00 Pm on PBS, “This Old House” continues its insightful journey with Season 45 Episode 10, titled “Lexington: Seven Layer Floors.” In this episode, the spotlight is on the transformation of the slab-on-grade foundation, showcasing the intricate process of building it up to create a sturdy and reliable base for the project. The team also delves into accessible Av solutions, exploring ways to enhance the living space with modern technology.
Preparation for a curbless shower takes center stage as the crew gears up for the installation, offering viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous planning and execution involved. Additionally, the episode features the installation of an automatic zero-threshold door, showcasing the team’s dedication to creating a seamless and accessible living environment.
Tune in at 8:00 Pm this Thursday on PBS for an episode of “This Old House” that promises a captivating blend of construction insights, innovative solutions, and...
Preparation for a curbless shower takes center stage as the crew gears up for the installation, offering viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous planning and execution involved. Additionally, the episode features the installation of an automatic zero-threshold door, showcasing the team’s dedication to creating a seamless and accessible living environment.
Tune in at 8:00 Pm this Thursday on PBS for an episode of “This Old House” that promises a captivating blend of construction insights, innovative solutions, and...
- 1/4/2024
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
In the upcoming episode of “Ask This Old House,” airing on Thursday, November 16, 2023, at 8:30 Pm on PBS, homeowners and DIY enthusiasts can expect a wealth of practical information and tips on various home improvement topics.
The episode will cover a wide range of subjects, starting with a focus on tools and products essential for preparing your home for winter weather. Viewers can look forward to valuable insights into building a winter weather kit that will help them protect their homes during the colder months.
Additionally, the episode features a unique water heater, offering homeowners an innovative solution for their hot water needs. The show will shed light on the advantages of this water heater and how it can enhance the efficiency of a home.
For those interested in masonry work, the episode will introduce homeowner-friendly masonry tools, making it easier for DIY enthusiasts to tackle projects involving bricks, stones,...
The episode will cover a wide range of subjects, starting with a focus on tools and products essential for preparing your home for winter weather. Viewers can look forward to valuable insights into building a winter weather kit that will help them protect their homes during the colder months.
Additionally, the episode features a unique water heater, offering homeowners an innovative solution for their hot water needs. The show will shed light on the advantages of this water heater and how it can enhance the efficiency of a home.
For those interested in masonry work, the episode will introduce homeowner-friendly masonry tools, making it easier for DIY enthusiasts to tackle projects involving bricks, stones,...
- 11/10/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, November 16, 2023, at 8:00 Pm, PBS brings you the latest episode of Season 45 of “This Old House” titled “Lexington: Drop in the Gutter.” In this episode, viewers will embark on a detailed journey through the renovation process of a historic home in Lexington.
The episode starts with a walking tour of the roof, highlighting its various pitches, which provides an insightful look into the complexities of this restoration project. The renovation team then delves into the installation of a built-in gutter system, a crucial component to protect the home from water damage.
Inside the house, rough-in work begins, marking the initial steps toward creating functional and modern living spaces. To enhance energy efficiency, energy-efficient windows are installed, which not only improve insulation but also enhance the home’s aesthetic.
“This Old House” continues to provide a captivating and educational look into the world of home renovation. Don’t miss...
The episode starts with a walking tour of the roof, highlighting its various pitches, which provides an insightful look into the complexities of this restoration project. The renovation team then delves into the installation of a built-in gutter system, a crucial component to protect the home from water damage.
Inside the house, rough-in work begins, marking the initial steps toward creating functional and modern living spaces. To enhance energy efficiency, energy-efficient windows are installed, which not only improve insulation but also enhance the home’s aesthetic.
“This Old House” continues to provide a captivating and educational look into the world of home renovation. Don’t miss...
- 11/10/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, November 9, 2023, at 9:30 Pm, PBS will air the latest episode of “Ask This Old House,” titled “Rain Garden; Wrought Iron Railing.”
In this episode, the show will explore practical home improvement projects. First, the team will delve into the installation of a rain garden. Rain gardens are a smart and eco-friendly way to manage rainwater runoff, and this segment will demonstrate how to create one.
Next, the episode will introduce the concept of moisture meters, which are used to detect hidden water damage in homes. This handy tool helps homeowners identify potential issues before they become major problems.
Lastly, the focus shifts to a step-by-step guide on installing a wrought iron railing on concrete steps. This practical demonstration will provide viewers with useful insights into home safety and aesthetics.
Tune in on November 9 to learn about rain gardens, moisture meters, and installing railings to enhance your home’s functionality and appearance.
In this episode, the show will explore practical home improvement projects. First, the team will delve into the installation of a rain garden. Rain gardens are a smart and eco-friendly way to manage rainwater runoff, and this segment will demonstrate how to create one.
Next, the episode will introduce the concept of moisture meters, which are used to detect hidden water damage in homes. This handy tool helps homeowners identify potential issues before they become major problems.
Lastly, the focus shifts to a step-by-step guide on installing a wrought iron railing on concrete steps. This practical demonstration will provide viewers with useful insights into home safety and aesthetics.
Tune in on November 9 to learn about rain gardens, moisture meters, and installing railings to enhance your home’s functionality and appearance.
- 11/3/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
Hey there, DIY enthusiasts! Get ready for some exciting home improvement action on Thursday, November 9, 2023, at 9:00 Pm on PBS. “This Old House” is back with an episode that’s all about making homes better.
In this episode titled “Lexington: Ramping Up,” the focus is on repairing the original brick. You’ll witness the skilled craftsmen at work, restoring the timeless beauty of a classic home. But that’s not all – they’re also building a DIY ramp. It’s all about making homes more accessible, and you’ll get to see how it’s done.
For those interested in modern design, you’re in for a treat as the episode includes a tour of a modern, accessible home. You’ll get a glimpse of the latest in home design, with a focus on making living spaces convenient for everyone.
And for those who appreciate the finer details, the episode...
In this episode titled “Lexington: Ramping Up,” the focus is on repairing the original brick. You’ll witness the skilled craftsmen at work, restoring the timeless beauty of a classic home. But that’s not all – they’re also building a DIY ramp. It’s all about making homes more accessible, and you’ll get to see how it’s done.
For those interested in modern design, you’re in for a treat as the episode includes a tour of a modern, accessible home. You’ll get a glimpse of the latest in home design, with a focus on making living spaces convenient for everyone.
And for those who appreciate the finer details, the episode...
- 11/3/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, November 2, 2023, at 8:30 Pm on PBS, don’t miss Season 22, Episode 6 of “Ask This Old House.”
In this episode, the focus is on home improvement and DIY projects. The importance of prep work is emphasized, showing viewers how getting the foundation right is crucial for a successful project.
You’ll also learn about whitewashing an outdoor bench, a technique for giving a fresh and appealing look to your outdoor furniture.
The episode delves into the fascinating world of double pane glass, explaining how it’s made and its benefits.
Additionally, the show covers the essential skill of repairing a broken window, a valuable skill for any homeowner.
“Ask This Old House” simplifies the world of home improvement and offers practical tips and guidance for viewers of all ages. Whether you’re a seasoned DIY enthusiast or just starting to explore the world of home improvement, this episode has something to offer.
In this episode, the focus is on home improvement and DIY projects. The importance of prep work is emphasized, showing viewers how getting the foundation right is crucial for a successful project.
You’ll also learn about whitewashing an outdoor bench, a technique for giving a fresh and appealing look to your outdoor furniture.
The episode delves into the fascinating world of double pane glass, explaining how it’s made and its benefits.
Additionally, the show covers the essential skill of repairing a broken window, a valuable skill for any homeowner.
“Ask This Old House” simplifies the world of home improvement and offers practical tips and guidance for viewers of all ages. Whether you’re a seasoned DIY enthusiast or just starting to explore the world of home improvement, this episode has something to offer.
- 10/27/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
In the upcoming episode of “This Old House” Season 45, titled “Lexington: Reworked and Rewired,” set to air on Thursday, November 2, 2023, at 8:00 Pm on PBS, viewers can expect an inside look at the progress of a house renovation project.
The episode will showcase the fully framed front of the house, providing a glimpse of the structural work that’s been completed. The focus also remains on the geothermal system, as the crew continues to work on this essential component for energy efficiency.
A significant part of the episode centers on the connection between the exterior and interior spaces of the house, highlighting the important stage in the renovation process. Additionally, blocking is installed in the framing, which plays a crucial role in maintaining structural integrity.
The episode doesn’t stop there; it also delves into the process of replacing and rewiring old receptacles, ensuring that the electrical system is up...
The episode will showcase the fully framed front of the house, providing a glimpse of the structural work that’s been completed. The focus also remains on the geothermal system, as the crew continues to work on this essential component for energy efficiency.
A significant part of the episode centers on the connection between the exterior and interior spaces of the house, highlighting the important stage in the renovation process. Additionally, blocking is installed in the framing, which plays a crucial role in maintaining structural integrity.
The episode doesn’t stop there; it also delves into the process of replacing and rewiring old receptacles, ensuring that the electrical system is up...
- 10/27/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, October 26, 2023, at 8:30 Pm, “Ask This Old House” returns with an informative episode titled “Generator Hookup; Brick Lintel Repair,” airing on PBS.
In this episode, the skilled crew of “Ask This Old House” tackles two essential home improvement tasks. The first project involves installing a generator hookup to a home’s circuit board. This is a crucial task, ensuring that homeowners have a reliable backup power source in case of outages. The team will guide viewers through the process, making it accessible for all.
The second part of the episode delves into a repair task on an 1833 home. The issue at hand is an insufficient lintel repair on the home’s brickwork. Viewers will learn about the intricacies of repairing and reinforcing a lintel, an essential component in maintaining the structural integrity of older buildings.
“Ask This Old House” continues to offer valuable insights and practical tips for homeowners,...
In this episode, the skilled crew of “Ask This Old House” tackles two essential home improvement tasks. The first project involves installing a generator hookup to a home’s circuit board. This is a crucial task, ensuring that homeowners have a reliable backup power source in case of outages. The team will guide viewers through the process, making it accessible for all.
The second part of the episode delves into a repair task on an 1833 home. The issue at hand is an insufficient lintel repair on the home’s brickwork. Viewers will learn about the intricacies of repairing and reinforcing a lintel, an essential component in maintaining the structural integrity of older buildings.
“Ask This Old House” continues to offer valuable insights and practical tips for homeowners,...
- 10/19/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
In the upcoming episode of “This Old House” titled “Lexington: Gone Geo,” set to air on Thursday, October 26, 2023, at 8:00 Pm on PBS, viewers can expect some exciting renovations.
The episode will focus on several key projects. First, the construction team will be working on framing a “zero-threshold entry.” This means they are creating an entrance that’s accessible without any step, making it easy for everyone to enter the home, including those with mobility challenges.
One of the major highlights of the episode is the decision to use geothermal energy to heat and cool the home. Geothermal energy is an eco-friendly and energy-efficient choice for maintaining a comfortable indoor climate.
Additionally, the episode will feature the installation of an exposed steel beam. This will not only provide structural support but also give the exterior of the house a fresh and modern look.
For viewers interested in home improvement and innovative,...
The episode will focus on several key projects. First, the construction team will be working on framing a “zero-threshold entry.” This means they are creating an entrance that’s accessible without any step, making it easy for everyone to enter the home, including those with mobility challenges.
One of the major highlights of the episode is the decision to use geothermal energy to heat and cool the home. Geothermal energy is an eco-friendly and energy-efficient choice for maintaining a comfortable indoor climate.
Additionally, the episode will feature the installation of an exposed steel beam. This will not only provide structural support but also give the exterior of the house a fresh and modern look.
For viewers interested in home improvement and innovative,...
- 10/19/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, October 19, 2023, at 8:30 Pm, PBS will air Season 22, Episode 4 of “Ask This Old House.” In this episode, the focus is on practical home improvement and maintenance tasks.
First, the episode covers the construction of a utility cover. The show provides straightforward instructions and insights into building this practical structure, which can be useful around the house.
The program then delves into the topic of carbon monoxide detection, explaining the differences between carbon monoxide detectors and monitors. This segment offers clear and factual information to help viewers understand the significance of these devices in home safety.
Lastly, the episode demonstrates how to clean out creosote build-up in a brick kitchen fireplace. The show provides step-by-step guidance on this essential maintenance task, ensuring that viewers can grasp the process easily.
“Ask This Old House” is a reliable and practical resource for homeowners looking to tackle various home improvement projects. It...
First, the episode covers the construction of a utility cover. The show provides straightforward instructions and insights into building this practical structure, which can be useful around the house.
The program then delves into the topic of carbon monoxide detection, explaining the differences between carbon monoxide detectors and monitors. This segment offers clear and factual information to help viewers understand the significance of these devices in home safety.
Lastly, the episode demonstrates how to clean out creosote build-up in a brick kitchen fireplace. The show provides step-by-step guidance on this essential maintenance task, ensuring that viewers can grasp the process easily.
“Ask This Old House” is a reliable and practical resource for homeowners looking to tackle various home improvement projects. It...
- 10/13/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
In the upcoming episode of “This Old House,” which airs on Thursday, October 19, 2023, at 8:00 Pm on PBS, viewers can expect to witness some exciting home improvement projects. The focus of this episode revolves around making a house more accessible and enhancing its overall layout.
Engineered beams will play a crucial role in creating an open and spacious floor plan. This structural change will provide a fresh and inviting atmosphere within the house, making it more functional and comfortable for its occupants.
Additionally, the episode will give viewers a sneak peek into the plans for the new landscape, offering ideas and inspiration for outdoor improvements.
One of the highlights of this episode is the exploration of ideas for creating an accessible bathroom. Ensuring that the home is accessible for everyone is an important aspect of modern design, and this episode will shed light on practical solutions to achieve this goal.
Engineered beams will play a crucial role in creating an open and spacious floor plan. This structural change will provide a fresh and inviting atmosphere within the house, making it more functional and comfortable for its occupants.
Additionally, the episode will give viewers a sneak peek into the plans for the new landscape, offering ideas and inspiration for outdoor improvements.
One of the highlights of this episode is the exploration of ideas for creating an accessible bathroom. Ensuring that the home is accessible for everyone is an important aspect of modern design, and this episode will shed light on practical solutions to achieve this goal.
- 10/13/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, September 28, 2023, at 8:00 Pm, PBS will broadcast the first episode of Season 45 of “This Old House,” titled “Lexington: On a Mission.” In this episode, the crew will be working on a 1960 mid-century modern home in Lexington, Massachusetts. Their mission is to make the home accessible for a family of five, which includes a son with Duchenne, a rare form of muscular dystrophy.
The show will focus on the changes they make to the home to accommodate the needs of the family and ensure that it is a safe and comfortable place for them to live. Viewers can expect to see the crew’s skilled craftsmanship and problem-solving as they tackle this important project.
Tune in to PBS on the specified date and time to witness the transformation of this home and learn more about how they make it better suited for the family’s unique circumstances.
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The show will focus on the changes they make to the home to accommodate the needs of the family and ensure that it is a safe and comfortable place for them to live. Viewers can expect to see the crew’s skilled craftsmanship and problem-solving as they tackle this important project.
Tune in to PBS on the specified date and time to witness the transformation of this home and learn more about how they make it better suited for the family’s unique circumstances.
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- 9/23/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
On Thursday, September 28, 2023, at 8:30 Pm, PBS will broadcast Season 22, Episode 1 of “Ask This Old House” titled “Girl Scout Community Garden.” In this episode, Jenn and Nathan will work together to assist his nieces’ Girl Scout troop in rebuilding and replanting their community garden beds.
The show will feature the steps and processes involved in this project, highlighting the teamwork and effort put forth by Jenn and Nathan to support the Girl Scout troop’s gardening endeavor. Viewers can expect to see how the garden beds are transformed and made ready for planting.
“Ask This Old House” is known for its practical advice and step-by-step demonstrations, making it a valuable resource for DIY enthusiasts and those interested in home improvement projects.
Tune in to PBS on the specified date and time to learn more about this community garden project and gain insights into gardening techniques that can be helpful for your own gardening adventures.
The show will feature the steps and processes involved in this project, highlighting the teamwork and effort put forth by Jenn and Nathan to support the Girl Scout troop’s gardening endeavor. Viewers can expect to see how the garden beds are transformed and made ready for planting.
“Ask This Old House” is known for its practical advice and step-by-step demonstrations, making it a valuable resource for DIY enthusiasts and those interested in home improvement projects.
Tune in to PBS on the specified date and time to learn more about this community garden project and gain insights into gardening techniques that can be helpful for your own gardening adventures.
- 9/23/2023
- by Jules Byrd
- TV Everyday
Steph Curry had his wildest dreams come true.
On Monday night, the NBA star was welcomed onstage at Paramore’s concert in San Francisco, joining the band to perform their classic “Misery Business”.
Read More: Hayley Williams Breaks Up A Fight At Paramore Concert In Toronto: ‘What Do You Guys Think This Is?’
“So look, you know us and Steph, we go back a few years,” lead singer Hayley announced to the audience. “And tonight is our reunion… Tonight we’re going to sing something together. Listen, from the moment Steph takes the mic, this is no longer a Paramore show, this is a Steph Curry show.”
Fans shared clips of the performance, in which Curry took over the song’s iconic breakdown solo, singing, “I watched his wildest dreams come true/Not one of them involving you.”
Steph Curry singing Misery Business with Paramore = good content pic.twitter.com...
On Monday night, the NBA star was welcomed onstage at Paramore’s concert in San Francisco, joining the band to perform their classic “Misery Business”.
Read More: Hayley Williams Breaks Up A Fight At Paramore Concert In Toronto: ‘What Do You Guys Think This Is?’
“So look, you know us and Steph, we go back a few years,” lead singer Hayley announced to the audience. “And tonight is our reunion… Tonight we’re going to sing something together. Listen, from the moment Steph takes the mic, this is no longer a Paramore show, this is a Steph Curry show.”
Fans shared clips of the performance, in which Curry took over the song’s iconic breakdown solo, singing, “I watched his wildest dreams come true/Not one of them involving you.”
Steph Curry singing Misery Business with Paramore = good content pic.twitter.com...
- 8/8/2023
- by Corey Atad
- ET Canada
The end of May traditionally also means that fall TV shows are gearing up to end their season finales. But that tradition hails from a time when TV seasons were nearly 30 episodes in length, and spanned from their premieres in early September all the way through late spring.
Streaming has changed essentially everything about that schedule. Although new TV shows are still traditionally released in the fall, streaming has no set calendar, and new titles release whenever studio executives see a lull in their calendar. Coincidentally, there are a couple of big-name streaming shows that will air their season (and series) finales this week, even though their premiere episodes aired not last September, but earlier this spring. Check them out below, along with all the other fantastic titles coming to streaming this week!
Monday, May 22 NBA Western Conference Finals Game 4, Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Lakers | ESPN, stream with a...
Streaming has changed essentially everything about that schedule. Although new TV shows are still traditionally released in the fall, streaming has no set calendar, and new titles release whenever studio executives see a lull in their calendar. Coincidentally, there are a couple of big-name streaming shows that will air their season (and series) finales this week, even though their premiere episodes aired not last September, but earlier this spring. Check them out below, along with all the other fantastic titles coming to streaming this week!
Monday, May 22 NBA Western Conference Finals Game 4, Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Lakers | ESPN, stream with a...
- 5/22/2023
- by David Satin
- The Streamable
True crime is everywhere these days, from documentaries to TV to podcasts. Starting June 8, it gets a new comedic twist, thanks to Peacock. Kaley Cuoco, Chris Messina, and Tom Bateman star in the eight-episode dark comedy series “Based on A True Story.” A realtor, former tennis star, and plumber capitalize on America’s obsession with true crime. This week, the NBCUniversal streamer released a trailer for the series. It’s not every couple who views murder as a means to save their marriage.
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The critically adored series “The Bear” is returning to Hulu for a second season on June 22. The surprise hit features Carmy, a harried chef (Jeremy Allen White) running his family’s sandwich shop. The season ended with him finding money hidden by his late brother. The staff decides to reinvent the humble neighborhood eatery into a new-and-improved,...
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The critically adored series “The Bear” is returning to Hulu for a second season on June 22. The surprise hit features Carmy, a harried chef (Jeremy Allen White) running his family’s sandwich shop. The season ended with him finding money hidden by his late brother. The staff decides to reinvent the humble neighborhood eatery into a new-and-improved,...
- 5/17/2023
- by Fern Siegel
- The Streamable
The Roku Channel will shine a spotlight on the work of the veteran-led disaster response organization Team Rubicon through an unscripted series set to premiere May 25 from the production team behind PBS’ “This Old House.”
“Team Rubicon” follows the organization’s volunteers as they are sent off in deployments across the country and overseas to help the neediest victims of natural and man-made disasters, from the recent storms in Selma, Ala., to the recent record snowfalls in mountain communities north of San Bernardino, Calif.
The half-hour series, hosted by “This Old House’s” Kevin O’Connor, documents the real-world impact of extreme weather events and how the heaviest burdens fall hardest on the poorest communities and most vulnerable residents. The 13 self-contained episodes also emphasize the importance that volunteering plays for servicemembers in their transition to civilian life.
The individual stories of “Greyshirts,” as Team Rubicon volunteers are known, are the heart of the series,...
“Team Rubicon” follows the organization’s volunteers as they are sent off in deployments across the country and overseas to help the neediest victims of natural and man-made disasters, from the recent storms in Selma, Ala., to the recent record snowfalls in mountain communities north of San Bernardino, Calif.
The half-hour series, hosted by “This Old House’s” Kevin O’Connor, documents the real-world impact of extreme weather events and how the heaviest burdens fall hardest on the poorest communities and most vulnerable residents. The 13 self-contained episodes also emphasize the importance that volunteering plays for servicemembers in their transition to civilian life.
The individual stories of “Greyshirts,” as Team Rubicon volunteers are known, are the heart of the series,...
- 5/15/2023
- by Cynthia Littleton
- Variety Film + TV
Washington, Aug 8 (Ians) US President Joe Biden ended isolation after recovering from a Covid-19 rebound case. Biden had tested negative for the coronavirus for a second consecutive day on Sunday, White House physician Kevin O’Connor wrote in the latest update, Xinhua news agency reported. “He will safely return to public engagement and presidential travel,” […]...
- 8/8/2022
- by Glamsham Bureau
- GlamSham
Update, Sunday, August 7: President Joe Biden tested negative for Covid on Sunday and will return to “public engagement and presidential travel,” his physician wrote in a memo.
Dr. Kevin O’Connor wrote that Biden tested negative for the second consecutive day.
“I’m feeling good,” Biden told reporters as he left the White House for Rehoboth Beach, De, where he has a home.
Update, Saturday, August 6: Joe Biden tested negative for Covid on Saturday but will continue to isolate out of an abundance of caution, his doctor said.
In a memo, Dr. Kevin O’Connor said that Biden will continue the isolation measures pending a second negative test.
Biden “continues to feel very well,” O’Connor wrote.
After testing negative last week, Biden experienced a rebound last weekend.
Update, Friday, August 5: Joe Biden continues to test positive for Covid, almost a week after it was revealed that he...
Dr. Kevin O’Connor wrote that Biden tested negative for the second consecutive day.
“I’m feeling good,” Biden told reporters as he left the White House for Rehoboth Beach, De, where he has a home.
Update, Saturday, August 6: Joe Biden tested negative for Covid on Saturday but will continue to isolate out of an abundance of caution, his doctor said.
In a memo, Dr. Kevin O’Connor said that Biden will continue the isolation measures pending a second negative test.
Biden “continues to feel very well,” O’Connor wrote.
After testing negative last week, Biden experienced a rebound last weekend.
Update, Friday, August 5: Joe Biden continues to test positive for Covid, almost a week after it was revealed that he...
- 8/7/2022
- by Ted Johnson and Bruce Haring
- Deadline Film + TV
New York, Aug 7 (Ians) US President Joe Biden tested negative for Covid-19, his physician has announced. The 79-year-old commander in chief, who was diagnosed with coronavirus in July, will continue to isolate until he tests negative a second time, dpa news agency reported. “The president continues to feel very well,” Dr Kevin O’Connor said […]...
- 8/7/2022
- by Glamsham Bureau
- GlamSham
Washington, Aug 6 (Ians) US President Joe Biden’s cough “has almost completely resolved” but his Covid-19 testing still came back positive, his doctor said on Friday. Biden “continues to feel very well” and will continue strict isolation measures given the test result, White House physician Dr. Kevin O’Connor wrote in an update, Xinhua news agency […]...
- 8/6/2022
- by Glamsham Bureau
- GlamSham
President Joe Biden is telling his aides and allies that he intends to run for re-election in 2024, The Washington Post reported Saturday.
“The only thing I’ve heard him say is he’s planning on running again,” former senator Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), who is friends with Biden, told The Post. “And I’m glad he is.”
According to the paper, Biden also told a small group of donors attending a virtual fundraiser this month that he is planning to run again, although some experts cautioned that even if he is not running,...
“The only thing I’ve heard him say is he’s planning on running again,” former senator Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), who is friends with Biden, told The Post. “And I’m glad he is.”
According to the paper, Biden also told a small group of donors attending a virtual fundraiser this month that he is planning to run again, although some experts cautioned that even if he is not running,...
- 11/20/2021
- by Peter Wade
- Rollingstone.com
A documentary collection of five “story behind the story” looks at compelling chapters from the world of sports doesn’t happen by accident. Particularly in a corner of the entertainment world driven by injecting drama into events in whatever sport happens to be on display, athletes are no stranger to the process of seeing how stories are written in real time.
So when the filmmaking duo of Maclain and Chapman Way set out to collect a handful of sports world reevaluations for the Netflix series “Untold,” they knew exactly what they were looking for in potential subjects. After an enlightening conversation with former tennis pro Mardy Fish — the main participant in “Breaking Point,” the volume’s last chapter — the Ways met with around 20 different former sports stars before honing in on the five that would come to make up “Untold.”
“We talked to a lot of athletes and looked at...
So when the filmmaking duo of Maclain and Chapman Way set out to collect a handful of sports world reevaluations for the Netflix series “Untold,” they knew exactly what they were looking for in potential subjects. After an enlightening conversation with former tennis pro Mardy Fish — the main participant in “Breaking Point,” the volume’s last chapter — the Ways met with around 20 different former sports stars before honing in on the five that would come to make up “Untold.”
“We talked to a lot of athletes and looked at...
- 9/8/2021
- by Steve Greene
- Indiewire
1984: All My Children's Jenny wanted a baby.
1989: Another World's Nicole confessed to murder.
2003: Days of our Lives' Lexie gave birth.
2006: The execution of One Life to Live's "Todd" began."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into d ifferent and unexpected images."
― Anselm Kiefer
"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.
On this date in...
1939: Radio soap opera The Affairs of Anthony debuted on the Blue Network. Henry Hunter starred as Anthony.
1975: On Another World, Alice Frame (Jacqueline Courtney) agreed to let her husband, Steve, be buried in Chadwell.
1980: On Guiding Light, Dr. Ingrid Fisher told Lucille Wexler that...
1989: Another World's Nicole confessed to murder.
2003: Days of our Lives' Lexie gave birth.
2006: The execution of One Life to Live's "Todd" began."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into d ifferent and unexpected images."
― Anselm Kiefer
"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.
On this date in...
1939: Radio soap opera The Affairs of Anthony debuted on the Blue Network. Henry Hunter starred as Anthony.
1975: On Another World, Alice Frame (Jacqueline Courtney) agreed to let her husband, Steve, be buried in Chadwell.
1980: On Guiding Light, Dr. Ingrid Fisher told Lucille Wexler that...
- 5/29/2019
- by Roger Newcomb
- We Love Soaps
1966: Peyton Place's Steven married Betty.
1978: Ryan's Hope's Tom was drunk and angry.
1986: Lynn Herring debuted as Lucy Coe on General Hospital.
2007: All My Children's Krystal gave birth."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into d ifferent and unexpected images."
― Anselm Kiefer
"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.
On this date in...
1966: On Peyton Place, Betty Anderson (Barbara Parkins) married her second husband, Steven Cord (James Douglas). Later, Steven showed Betty their new house. Note: Betty's first marriage to Rodney Harrington was annulled.
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1967: On Another World, Danny Fargo (Antony Ponzini) continued to...
1978: Ryan's Hope's Tom was drunk and angry.
1986: Lynn Herring debuted as Lucy Coe on General Hospital.
2007: All My Children's Krystal gave birth."History speaks to artists. It changes the artist's thinking and is constantly reshaping it into d ifferent and unexpected images."
― Anselm Kiefer
"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.
On this date in...
1966: On Peyton Place, Betty Anderson (Barbara Parkins) married her second husband, Steven Cord (James Douglas). Later, Steven showed Betty their new house. Note: Betty's first marriage to Rodney Harrington was annulled.
Thanks to Scott for sending in the item above.
1967: On Another World, Danny Fargo (Antony Ponzini) continued to...
- 4/11/2019
- by Roger Newcomb
- We Love Soaps
For all you genre fans who enjoy more serialized storytelling, August 21st features some truly excellent seasons of a variety of cable television series, including the final ten episodes of Ash vs Evil Dead, season 8 of The Walking Dead, and the first season of The Terror, and Kino Lorber has put together a 20th anniversary Blu-ray for Deep Rising. Scream Factory is keeping busy with William Castle’s The Tingler and Strait-Jacket on tap this week, and Shout Select has a Collector’s Edition Blu-ray of David Lynch’s Wild at Heart coming home as well.
Other notable releases for August 21st include Deadpool 2, What Still Remains, First Reformed, Leonor, and The Ninth Passenger.
Ash vs Evil Dead: Season 3
“Ash vs Evil Dead”: Season 3 features Ash, who – having gone from urban legend to hometown hero –discovers that he has a daughter. And, when Kelly witnesses a massacre with...
Other notable releases for August 21st include Deadpool 2, What Still Remains, First Reformed, Leonor, and The Ninth Passenger.
Ash vs Evil Dead: Season 3
“Ash vs Evil Dead”: Season 3 features Ash, who – having gone from urban legend to hometown hero –discovers that he has a daughter. And, when Kelly witnesses a massacre with...
- 8/21/2018
- by Heather Wixson
- DailyDead
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