More than a year after Zuni Café implemented a mandatory service surcharge in lieu of tipping, restaurant owner Gilbert Pilgram said that he has no plans to revert to the former model despite employee pushback. A number of Zuni Café workers told the San Francisco Chronicle that the move has made it challenging to make … Read more
Janelle Pierzina wants Big Brother to put an end to houseguests giving shout outs to their families and friends when they vote. Here’s why fans agree. The Big Brother houseguests are isolated from their families and friends, so it is understandable that when they vote, they want to take the opportunity to give shout outs … Read more
Steve Carell left The Office after “somebody didn’t pay him enough” to stick around. 1. First, Neve Campbell recently walked away from appearing in the upcoming Scream 6 after she was presented a salary that didn’t equate to her value to the franchise. Neve has starred as Sidney Prescott since the first scream movie in … Read more
Later this year, Warner Bros. is very much hoping the popular DC brand will put a lot of butts in a lot of seats. The studio is releasing two big live-action tent poles in the final quarter of 2022, with Jaume Collet-Serra’s Black Adam arriving in October, and David F. Sandberg’s Shazam! Fury Of The … Read more
Pat Carroll, the gregarious Emmy-winning comedian who was a television mainstay for decades before following to a voiceover career that included portraying the villainous sea witch Ursula in The Little Mermaid, has died. She was 95. Carroll died Saturday of pneumonia at her home in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, her daughter Kerry Karsian told The Hollywood … Read more
Celebs are always good for some awkwardness or controversy. If you’re like me, you consume a lot of celeb news that involves celebs being awkward, controversial, or both. Well, welcome to a new BuzzFeed series, where I brief you on all the times celebs did just that each week. Let’s get into it: 1. Shakira … Read more
BEACHWOOD, Ohio — A posthumous and partial retrospective exhibition at WOLFS gallery on the impressive abstract paintings of the late Cleveland-area artist Richard Andres from 1950 to 1975 is a bittersweet revelation. The revelation is that Andres, (1927-2013) who has been overlooked for decades, became a very strong artist in Northeast Ohio after World War … Read more
When the comic book writer Alan Grant, who has died aged 73, was at school in Scotland in the 1950s, he was regularly beaten by his teachers for being left-handed, and frequently excluded for rebellious behavior. So it is perhaps surprising that he went on to write celebrated runs of the adventures of two of … Read more
During the week of August 1 through August 7, 2022, we will hold in our hands the idea of working towards a goal in love. We have everything we need and as the week progresses, we will start to see that if love is truly what we want, then love is exactly what we’ll get. … Read more
The national news cycle may have largely moved on from coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic — despite, as of this writing, infections being on the rise and more than 300 deaths tallied daily from the disease. But that certainly doesn’t diminish the unprecedented international response effort and warp speed development of effective vaccines. in The … Read more