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Harold Perrineau is living through another nightmare in the first teaser for From Season 3, premiering this fall on MGM+ (date Tba).

The series “unravels the mystery of a nightmarish town that traps all those who enter,” reads the official synopsis. “As the unwilling residents fight to keep a sense of normalcy and search for a way out, they must also survive the threats of the surrounding forest – including the terrifying creatures that come out when the sun goes down.”

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Roku is getting further into the food TV space, picking up a new series called Best Bite Wins.

The food competition series will be hosted and executive produced by actor Josh Peck, with chef Monti Carlo serving as the show’s culinary expert. The six-episode series is produced by Velvet Hammer Media and Bongo Pictures.

The concept of Best Bite Wins is to turn cocktail party food into a competition, with professional chefs competing to present the best party food to hungry judges and clientele at real events, including birthday parties and retirement celebrations.

“We thrilled to partner with Josh Peck, Velvet Hammer Media, and [EP] Michael Bloom to bring a fresh and fun new competition series for our audience to devour,” said Olivia Laroche, head of alternative originals for Roku. “Food content deeply resonates with our streamers, and we’re pleased to give them more of what they love and...

The American version of MasterChef has wowed fans and given a chance for home cooks to shine for over a decade, but while some MasterChef seasons are remembered fondly, others can do without a rewatch. Since MasterChef season 1 premiered in 2010 with Hells Kitchen's Gordon Ramsay, Joe Bastianich, and Graham Elliot at the reins, the series has expanded into a franchise with spin-offs like MasterChef Junior and MasterChef Celebrity Showdown. Over the years, hundreds of people with no professional experience in the kitchen have grown from basic home cooks to qualified chefs, with some alumni having gone on to open their own businesses.

Most recently, a group of former contestants returned for a second shot at the title and 250,000 grand prize when MasterChef season 12, titled MasterChef season 12, premiered in mid-2022. With Gordon and Joe now joined by Aarón Sanchez, MasterChef season 12 was the series' latest success despite some detrimental mistakes made.

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Prior to the season 13 premiere, returning mentors and judges Giada De Laurentiis and Bobby Flay are giving us a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the show.

In the exclusive clip above, De Laurentiis and Flay share secrets about each other, a look at the 13 new competitors (including the winner of Food Network Star: Comeback Kitchen) and a sneak peek at who will be making guest appearances.

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The stereotype of the sweet old grandmother is getting turned on its head for the Food Network's Clash of the Grandmas, hosted by Et's very own Cameron Mathison.

"It's like your grandma out there, trying to take down the other grandma," Mathison says. "It's hysterical!"

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Mathison hosts the show in which four grandmas go toe to toe in the kitchen for culinary supremacy. Judges Nancy Fuller, Monti Carlo and Food Network Star winner Eddie Jackson determine which granny's cuisine is worthy of the $10,000 prize.

"There's always a time limit, so everybody is fighting the clock, always," Mathison explains behind the scenes on the set. "They're flying around the kitchen at speeds I would've never imagined. I've had a push-up competition with one grandma. I've ballroom danced with another one. I've had one singing opera. The whole thing is outrageous and so much fun."

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I spoiled the Top 6 of this season of "MasterChef" for myself months ago when I visited the show's traveling set in Los Angeles, but it hasn't made this season any less exciting to watch. "Masterchef" seems to have really found its rhythm and the at-home chefs vying for the title this year are the best we've ever seen, hands down.

But who will come out on top? Talking to the Top 6, one thing was unanimous: Becky Reams, the food photographer from Kansas, is their biggest competition.

Frank Mirando and Becky Reams are the team leaders for tonight's challenge (Tues., Aug.14, 9 p.m. Et on Fox), which pits the final three men standing against the last three ladies standing for a restaurant takeover challenge at Hatfield's in La. That face-off should prove to be one of the season's best so far, since they are arguably two of the strongest cooks remaining.