Raising Cane’s Founder and Celebrity Friends Help Save Family-owned Restaurants on new discovery+ Series, Restaurant Recovery
April 15, 2021 · ·
Todd Graves helps restaurants overcome pandemic woes in new series that begins streaming April 15
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Todd Graves is rolling up his sleeves to help struggling restaurant owners recover from the COVID-19 pandemic in a new series,
Restaurant Recovery, streaming exclusively on discovery+. Beginning Thursday, April 15, double episodes are available each week.
As founder and CEO of the popular restaurant chain
Raising Cane’s® Chicken Fingers, Todd brings his deep industry knowledge and undeniable passion for helping the community to
Restaurant Recovery. In each episode, Todd and his team work directly with local restaurateurs that are struggling to hang on, by providing creative ideas, hands-on renovations and financial support. Investing more than $100,000 per restaurant and $1 Million overall, Graves helps
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The protagonist of the Lifetime movie
Brutal Bridesmaids is Jessica (
Zoila Garcia). The gorgeous young woman is about to get married and enjoy the best day of her life but one of her five bridesmaids is trying to sabotage her wedding day. “Best friends make the best enemies,” says one bridesmaid to another. But can Jessica weed out the real bad seed before it’s too late? In the end, Jessica learns (at a high cost): “Bridesmaids can’t be trusted.”
Hollywood TV executive
Treehouse Masters, Ghost Hunters), Powell recently launched his screenwriting career with three 2020 TV movies:
Secrets in the Snowabout a young woman who meets her new boyfriend’s family over the holidays and uncovers some pretty creepy family secrets; and
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