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Leslie Jones Transforms ‘Disgusting’ Vacation Properties Into Dream Stays in Just 72 Hours on Roast My Rental (Exclusive)
Leslie Jones is going property owners a reality check on Roast My Rental!
PEOPLE can exclusively reveal the trailer for HGTV’s upcoming series (premiering Friday, July 24), which follows the comedian and actress, 58, as she visits some of the country’s worst short-term rentals and helps owners transform them in just 72 hours.
Warner Bros. Discovery Cable Nets Line Up New Shows
Warner Bros. Discovery is planning to premiere nearly 98 new shows across its cable networks this year with stars including … Leslie Jones … Roast My Rental, which launches on July 24, is produced by TeamSheed and Wheelhouse.
HGTV Announces New Show ‘Roast My Rental’ with Jasmine Roth & Comedian Leslie Jones
HGTV has expanded its 2026-2027 show lineup with the new series “Roast My Rental” hosted by comedian Leslie Jones.
Warner Bros. Discovery, owner and distributor of HGTV, announced in a press release on Wednesday, May 13 that the first season of “Roast My Rental” will premiere in July.
WE TV Renews Ground Breaking Music Competition Reality Series, DEB’S HOUSE, for a Second Season
New York, NY – February 5, 2025 – Today, We TV announced the renewal of the wildly popular competition series, Deb’s House. Heading into its sophomore season, music industry icon Deb Antney shifts her focus from rap to R&B as she embarks upon a nationwide search for the next chart-topping, female R&B superstar. The eight episode, hour-long reality series, is currently filming in New York and New Jersey and slated to premiere this summer, airing exclusively on We TV and streaming exclusively on ALLBLK.
Exclusive: Wheelhouse inks deal with TeamSheed
Content, talent and investment platform Wheelhouse has signed a development and production partnership with veteran unscripted producer Rasheed J. Daniel and his prodco, TeamSheed Productions. Under the deal, Daniel …
“W.A.G.s to Riches” – Series, Date & Cast Announcement
The Netflix series takes you inside the high-stakes world of ambitious women in Miami, connected to the city’s most elite athletes, musicians, and power players.
LaunchPad Welcomes Lauded Industry Executive and Veteran Rasheed J. Daniel to Board of Directors
LaunchPad is ecstatic to welcome Rasheed J. Daniel to our Board. Rasheed joins LaunchPad with a wealth of experience as a entrepreneur, Founder, CEO and entertainment industry executive and luminary. As we join forces to create more access and opportunity for talent facing barriers, we’re forever grateful for his leadership, insights, partnership, and wisdom.
Deb Antney is not letting anyone humiliate her in the exclusive clip from the July 17 season finale of We TV‘s Deb’s House.
The series follows music mogul Antney as she looks for the next female rap superstar.
‘Deb’s House’ Season Finale Exclusive Preview: Deb Antney Is Not Impressed With Her Rap Proteges In We TV Series
Music Mogul Deb Antney To Search For Up-And-Coming Female Rapper In New Reality Competition Series ‘Deb’s House’ For ALLBLK
Music managing mogul Deb Antney is on the hunt for the world’s next female rap star.
Deb’s House, a new unscripted series that follows Antney on her search will debut on ALLBLK, the streaming service for Black television and film from AMC Networks, this summer…
MTV Launches New Dating Series ‘The Love Experiment’ With August Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
MTV is launching a new dating series titled “The Love Experiment” that aims to bring the choices and excitement of dating apps to life.
Crackle Plus and PetSmart to Launch New Original Makeover Series Pet Caves
Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, Inc. (Nasdaq: CSSE) today announced it has partnered with PetSmart to create a 10-episode series celebrating pet parents who will do anything for their furry friends. Pet Caves will premiere exclusively on Chicken Soup for the Soul – a free AVOD streaming TV service available on VIZIO and Samsung-connected TVs beginning September 1.
TV Review: ‘Kosher Soul’
African-Americans and Jews have weathered enough grief throughout their histories to survive “Kosher Soul,” a silly Lifetime reality sitcom about black comic O’Neal McKnight and his Jewish bride-to-be, Miriam Sternoff. Why TV viewers would want to is the better question, inasmuch as the show seemingly exists as a feeble excuse to showcase McKnight’s standup act, while trafficking in stereotypes about both groups under the guise of “But they love each other anyway.” After having already braved race relations with the questionable “Girlfriend Intervention,” the channel might be well advised to steer clear of this ebony-and-ivory niche for a while.