"Queer Eye" fans rejoice! The reboot makeover show is coming to Netflix February 7th. Tim Stenovec sat down with the entire cast and got some insight on how they approached each makeover and the social issues that came along with them.
The biggest difference in this reboot is that the cast went down south to find their makeover candidates. On the original show, they were in New Jersey. Bobby Berk explains the cultural differences down south and admits some people weren't open to become friends with a group of gay men. However, the cast said their mission to was to open the hearts of each makeover recipient and start a conversation about equality.
Plus, Jonathan Van Ness talks about the different show flow now that it's not on traditional cable. He says it allows the show to have a lot more breathing room when telling each story.
Luke Skolkin, an instructor at The Fit House, spoke with Cheddar News about some moves you can do during a workout that you can progress to make them more challenging.
Actress and comedian Kim Coles joined Cheddar News to discuss the 30th anniversary of 'Living Single' which also starred Kim Field and Queen Latifah, her current role with 'Days of Our Lives' and how she helps others in her industry with a new writing program.
There are everyday items that could be dirtier than your toilet. Courtney Mason, general manager of The Spruce, spoke with Cheddar News to discuss what areas are often overlooked that can be cleaned periodically.
The pandemic was difficult for the nation's restaurant industry. And one of New York City's famous Delmonico's is ready to look past that and toward the future when it reopens on Friday. Max Tucci, Delmonico's global brand officer, and Dennis Turcnovic, owner of Delmonico's, both joined Cheddar News to discuss the history of the restaurant, how it always bounces back and what delicious offerings the menu has.
