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Popular YouTube personality and "Chicken Shop Date" host Amelia Dimoldenberg invited Elmo for a playdate to talk dating, astrology, five-year plans and more. Dimoldenberg wanted to know why Elmo thought she was still single. You’re kind, you’re funny, you’re smart, you’re beautiful, you know? Elmo asked Dimoldenberg. "Yeah, Rocco’s just right in front of you, Elmo," Dimoldenberg said, pointing to the rock, who had just appeared on the table before them.
Persons: Elmo, Amelia Dimoldenberg, he's, Dimoldenberg, Andrew Garfield, We’ve, Rocco, Elmo sighed Organizations: YouTube
Lucky for you, we put together this nifty list of binge-worthy YouTube series that you can spend your hard-earned chill time mindlessly watching for hours on end instead of stressfully scrolling. ‘Open Door’Architectural Digest’s “Open Door” series is like MTV’s “Cribs” but much more chic. Keith Habersberger at Disney World's Animal Kingdom on 'Keith Eats Everything.' From CRITERION‘Gourmet Makes’From Bon Appetite’s Test Kitchen comes famed pastry chef Claire Saffitz’s “Gourmet Makes” series, where she attempts to recreate gourmet versions of your favorite comfort foods. She goes above and beyond to recreate the most obscure snacks in this series that will keep you occupied – and hungry – for hours.
Persons: CNN — It’s, Sean Evans, Evans, Gordon Ramsey, Billie Eilish, Paul Rudd, Jimmy Fallon, Amelia Dimoldenberg, Andrew Garfield’s, ‘ Keith, Keith Habersberger, YouTube’s, Keith, Taco, they’ve, Janelle Monáe’s, Claire Saffitz’s Organizations: CNN, Bell, Taco Bell, Disney, CIA
Andrew Garfield has inspired renewed discussion online about grief and emotion after a video of him opening up to “Sesame Street’s” Elmo drew millions of views on social media and an influx of support. “Elmo’s going around Sesame Street checking in on everybody,” Elmo told a smiling Garfield. “So, Elmo wants to know how Andrew’s doing?”With some encouragement from the Muppet, Garfield revealed that he’s been thinking about his mom. About a week before his conversation with Elmo, Garfield candidly discussed grief during his appearance on an episode of The New York Times’ “Modern Love” podcast. I feel like the feeling, the longing lives in all of us: the longing to connect, the longing to love, the longing to risk.”
Persons: Andrew Garfield, Elmo, Garfield, Lynn, “ Elmo’s, ” Elmo, , he’s, ” Garfield, apologetically, , Amelia Dimoldenberg’s, Florence Pugh, Chris Huntington’s, Anna Martin Organizations: The New York Times
CNN —On Friday, Oscar-nominated actor Andrew Garfield finally appeared on Amelia Dimoldenberg’s latest episode of “Chicken Shop Date,” her popular long-running YouTube interview show that takes place, date-style, over a meal at a local chicken shop in London. “I think that we… There’s something going on,” Dimoldenberg told Garfield in the clip. “I actually believe that, maybe, we could’ve” gone on a real date, off camera. The obvious current of electricity between Garfield and Dimoldenberg has had the internet hungry for more after footage of several flirtatious encounters between the two went viral online. By the end of Friday’s episode, Garfield said that they should consider this interview “date” to be just “a practice round.”“I feel we should do it again actually,” Garfield said.
Persons: Oscar, Andrew Garfield, Amelia Dimoldenberg’s, Garfield, ” Dimoldenberg, you’ve, they’ve “, ” Garfield, , , Dimoldenberg, “ I’m, Jennifer Lawrence, Billie Eilish, Jack Harlow, She’s, he’s Organizations: CNN, Golden Globes Locations: London, Garfield, British
But the truth is, Hollywood loves influencers — and they're probably here to stay. AdvertisementAt the People's Choice Awards on Sunday, Billie Eilish inadvertently brought discourse about influencers at awards shows and on red carpets to a boiling point. Outrage — or minimally, discomfort — with influencers and TikTokers on red carpets and awards shows isn't new. But now, influencers have become even more entrenched in the celebrity world, cropping up frequently as guests, presenters, and content creators at awards shows and premiere events. If it didn't, awards shows wouldn't be inviting them.
Persons: Billie Eilish, influencers —, they're, , Kylie Minogue, Bryce Hall, James Charles, Tana Mongeau, Harry Daniels, Billie Eilish stan, Eilish, Daniels, harry daniels @harry.daniels, ruth i s,, ike Organizations: Service
Amelia Dimoldenberg is an expert flirt. It’s a skill that comes with the territory of “Chicken Shop Date,” the YouTube series she created and has hosted for nine years. In it, she takes celebrities like Jack Harlow, Daniel Kaluuya and Jennifer Lawrence out to fried chicken shops across the London area and grills them in a fashion that’s half date, half interview.
Persons: Amelia Dimoldenberg, Jack Harlow, Daniel Kaluuya, Jennifer Lawrence Locations: London
Can the Red Carpet Ever Be Fun Again?
  + stars: | 2023-03-09 | by ( Ellen Gamerman | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
Comedian Joan Rivers once ruled the red carpet with her colorful-yet-polarizing hosting style. When actor Andrew Garfield and YouTube comedian-turned-red carpet host Amelia Dimoldenberg engaged in sparkling repartee about astrological signs on this year’s Golden Globes red carpet, it exposed an urgent need: a nation famished for banter. How did we get to the great carpet-charm drought of 2023? Amid fear of sounding shallow or otherwise getting canceled during a live event tracked by social media, denizens of this Sunday’s Oscars may have long forgotten the red carpet’s onetime freewheeling magic.
Here's NBC News' roundup of the 10 most notable memes of 2022. 'Dark Brandon'The meme, which started on Twitter in early 2022, depicts President Joe Biden as a laser-eyed edge-lord. 'Girl explaining'The "girl explaining" meme actually began going viral in 2019 in Spanish-speaking circles, according to Know Your Meme. Whether it's explaining what the Inflation Reduction Act is or why the Brooklyn Library is "fine free," the most shouty memes of 2022 were conveyed through the "girl explaining." That's because the corn kid, a 7-year-old named Tariq, became one of the year's most viral memes.
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