Emily Osment and Gregg Sulkin to Play Unlikely Roommates in Netflix Comedy TVLine 3/5/2021
Two former Disney Channel sitcom stars are joining forces on Netflix.
Hannah Montana and
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend), Doug Mand (
Doogie Kamealoha, MD), our sister site Deadline reports. Pamela Fryman (
Call Your Mother) will direct.
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Set in Los Angeles, the 10-episode comedy centers around a snobby, Ivy League-educated young woman named Chelsea (Osment) who runs out of options and has to move in with her sister Claire… and a few of Claire’s friends. One of those friends is Grant (Sulkin), an oft-shirtless personal trainer who shares a romantic past with Chelsea’s sister.
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N.J. celebrities who died in 2020, from Adam Schlesinger to Tommy DeVito
Updated Dec 30, 2020;
Posted Dec 30, 2020
Tommy DeVito was a founding member of the Four Seasons. He died of COVID-19. Jerry McCrea | The Star-Ledger
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As we wind down a tough year, here’s a look back at some famous figures we lost in 2020.
They come from various arenas entertainment, media, sports and politics but they all have some connection to New Jersey.
Some were Jersey-born, while others made their home here or spent their final hours in the state. Several died from complications of COVID-19, while others died of natural causes and various health conditions.
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The 300,000 Americans who have died from the disease this year included actors, art directors, animators and playwrights even an iconic movie villain. Rachel Bloom, Lee Daniels, Nathan Lane, John Mulaney and others celebrate the lives of their friends and collaborators.
Broadway Playwright Terrence McNally
A chat from the afterlife with the gifted dramatist leaves an actor feeling lucky to have ever known him
By Nathan Lane
So I think I may have chatted briefly with my dear and recently departed friend, Terrence McNally, the other day. Perhaps I should explain. I was having a session with Theresa Caputo, better known as the Long Island Medium, on her podcast,