Martha Stewart is doubling down on this whole Halloween mess and it’s … not a great look.

It was a good night.

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

I’m pulling together my thoughts about the election, but this didn’t seem like the place to put them. Stay tuned. And thank you for voting. From the deepest part of my heart, thank you.

To recap: Martha Stewart dressed as an unhoused person for Halloween holding a sign that read: “I am hungry. Help me!” It was not a good look, and people were pissed. First, she tried to claim that people shouldn’t be mad at her for her awful Halloween costume because she has supported charities that combat homelessness and hunger. But the charity she pointed to was like, “Don’t drag us into it,” so then she pivoted and blamed a Black man. MARTHA, NO.

Soooooo … the “wardrobe malfunction” was planned all along? According to the upcoming Justin Timberlake docuseries (so take it with a grain of salt), it was actually an editing malfunction, not a wardrobe malfunction.

I don’t know, I think I’m on Eric Dane’s side on this one.

Glenn Close is amazing. Look, All’s Fair, which she’s promoting here, is a terrible show, but God bless Glenn Close for leaning into the camp of it all.

 

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Glad to hear Melissa Rycroft is getting help.

In Development

  • Prep, a coming-of-age series, has been given a series order at Netflix.
  • The Invited, a supernatural mystery thriller, is being adapted into a TV series.
  • The Work, a drama set in the art world, is being adapted into a TV series.
  • Three Reasons For Revenge, a psychological thriller, is being adapted into a series.

Casting News

Mark Your Calendars

  • Trinity will premiere on Netflix on December 1.
  • Michael Strahan’s Iconic Fashion debuts on ABC on November 10 and Disney+ and Hulu on November 11.
  • The Curse of Oak Island returns on History Channel on November 10.
  • High Country is now streaming on Hulu.
  • Proxies will premiere on Netflix on December 11.
  • Stranded with my Mother-in-Law returns on Netflix on November 25.
  • The Law of Beasts will debut on Netflix on November 18.
  • Marcos: Another World Is Possible premieres on Netflix on December 2.
  • Dhindora will return on Netflix on November 20.
  • Snoopy Presents: 12 Days of Snoopy premieres on Apple TV on November 13.
  • Mickey’s Home Alone premieres on Disney Jr. on November 26 and Disney+ on November 27.

R.I.P.

Tinto Brass, Italian director who directed Caligula, among others

Sandra Kerr, British folk singer who created the children’s series Bagpuss

Steve Ellis, British singer for Love Affair

WATCH THIS

The Greatest: This new series follows the extraordinary life of Muhammad Ali. Series premiere. Prime Video

All’s Fair: The lawyers of Grant, Ronson & Greene are back in their ridiculous outfits and even more preposterous dialogue. Season premiere. Hulu

Stick: Season two premiere. Apple TV

Taken: Natalee Holloway: This new true-crime docuseries follows the disappearance of Natalee Holloway in Aruba. Series premiere. Netflix

Late Night:

  • The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Tracy Morgan, Carrie Coon, Anthony Vitolo
  • Late Night with Seth Meyers: Bill Hader, Gabby Windey
  • Jimmy Kimmel Live: Miles Teller, Timothy Simons, Bella Hicks, Loren Smith
  • The Daily Show: Erica Chenoweth, host Michael Kosta
  • Watch What Happens Live: Angie Katsanevas, Michelle Collins

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