Thursday, June 22nd, 2017
Annie Ilonzeh
The actress, Annie Ilonzeh sits down with Mark and Debbie to talk about her new film, “All Eyez on Me,” available now in theaters. In the film about Tupac Shakur, Annie plays Kidada Jones, daughter of Quincy Jones. She also opens up about how emotionally tough her final scenes were in the film.
Chef James Rigato
The chef and owner of Mabel Gray and Root restaurants, James Rigato is in the kitchen preparing cornmeal fried whitefish with potato hash. He emphasizes the importance of using fresh fish for this dish. Best part is you can use the leftover hash for breakfast in the morning, by just adding a fried egg to it.
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Transformation Make-Up
Kym Douglas teams up with Hollywood special-effects make-up artist Shelby Patton to bring you the magic of make-up and shows how it can dramtically transform your look.
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DIY Wedding Anniversary Piñata
Paige Hemmis is joined by her husband Jason Short to talk about their wedding anniversary. Today, they are showing you how to make a wedding piñata with a paper mache box, crepe paper, ribbon and craft glue. The best part about this DIY is that it will only cost $10.
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Smoothie Bowls
Sophie Uliano is in the kitchen making smoothie bowls which she recommends serving in fruit bowls. She points out that when you eat instead of drink your meal, you send a message to your brain that you are full.
Get more from Sophie at SophieUliano.com
Cats and Kittens
Samantha Bell of Best Friends LA Animal Shelter talks to Home & Family about cats vs. kittens and which one is best for you. If you decide on getting a kitten, remember that they require a lot of time and attention. A lot of kittens also benefit from having a feline companion. Kittens are considered full grown at the age of 9 months.
Get to know the cats from this year's Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat month
DIY Glow Orbs
Ken Wingard is taking a beach ball, holiday lights and tape and making his own colorful orb. You can change the lights out to match every holiday. The entire cost of this DIY is $10, compared to $610 if you bought it in a store.
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Get more from Ken at KennethWingard.com