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Between Bells: March 1, 2018
Vanity Fair's Hive: We’re joined by the crew at Vanity Fair's Hive to discuss Hope Hicks' resignation. On Between Bells: TV reboot fever, and E!'s Seacrest problem. With Diply, The Hollywood Reporter, Zimbio, and more.
Ryan Seacrest's Accuser Responds to His Denial
Ryan Seacrest's accuser is responding to the personality's denial by saying, "he is not the victim." Variety's Daniel Holloway broke the detailed allegations against the famous host, and joins Cheddar with the latest on the Hollywood scandal.
Tabatha Coffey's Back in Business on Bravo
Tabatha Coffey is the queen of the hair salon having hosted five seasons of her hit show "Tabatha's Salon Takeover." She's back on Bravo, serving hard truth and saving business. This time, though, it's family businesses, and all the drama that comes with them, in 'Relative Success with Tabatha.'
Hollywood's Reboot Revolution
The television industry is in the middle of a full-on reboot revolution. The Hollywood Reporter's Michael O'Connell joins Cheddar to discuss how the trend is changing the way Hollywood does business.
Quentin Tarantino Taps Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt for Next Film
Quentin Tarantino is stealing the spotlight from the Oscars with his latest casting announcement. ZIMBIO's Areeba Abid joins Cheddar to react to news that Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt will star in the director's next movie, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
Why Shadowhunters Star Isaiah Mustafa Smells Like Success
Tide made waves with its flurry of Super Bowl commercials. One of those featured the beloved Old Spice Guy, Isaiah Mustafa, who stars in the Freeform series, 'Shadowhunters.' He stops by to tell us about the upcoming season of the show, and what "the man your man could smell like" actually smells like.
One of the NFL's Favorite Labels Helps Kids Sport Their Best Attire
Adriaen Black is a made- to- measure luxury apparel company known for clothing some of the biggest names in sports. Now, Founder Andrew Jang is launching a project to design custom interview attire for teens in New York City's YMCA College and Career Access Programs. Jang stops by with a few of his clients: Oakland Raiders Quarterback EJ Manuel, Jermon Bushrod of the Miami Dolphins, Eric Berry of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Tabatha Coffey's Advice For Starting a Family Business
The host of Bravo's "Relative Success with Tabatha" says that having a good foundation is pivotal when starting a business with those closest to you.
Netflix Brought Back the Reboot, But Now It's Shifting Strategy
The Hollywood Reporter's Michael O'Connell says the streaming video service doesn't want to be in the business of "saving shows" anymore. And in a push for more original content, it's got 700 new shows and movies planned for launch this year.
