In 1991, Hermosa Beach, California, set painters Tim Leach and Mark Dammann landed a spot as contestants on the ’90s version of the syndicated game show Supermarket Sweep. When host David Ruprecht asked how the two knew each other, Mark answered, “We’re business partners.” Thirty-three years later, a Twitter user watching old episodes affectionately posted: “I’m like oh I’m sure.” …
The escalation of the streaming wars. Blige stars this fall in Starz’s “Power Book II: Ghost.” “The accolades and the two Oscar nominations put me in a position of humility in this field. I want them to know I am working hard at everything, and I respect that they do so much that I’m not going to take an honor …
In any other year, people sprinting like maniacs through fully stocked grocery store aisles — hurriedly filling their carts with frozen turkeys and containers of baby formula — would make for an escapist TV romp. “We never even heard about what the plans were for the new version of ‘Supermarket Sweep’ was going to be like,” Mills says. Roughly four …
