[ad_1] John Krasinski’s YouTube show Some Good News has served up sweetness and light in the midst of All This, and racked up over two and a half million YouTube subscribers looking for something to smile about. This week’s episode is apparently the last before a little hiatus, which is fair given it can’t have…
[ad_1] John Krasinski has previously used his wholesome YouTube show Some Good News — and his apparently massive list of celebrity pals — to help people graduate, throw a prom, and generally feel some love in this super weird, socially distanced time. Now Episode 7 looks as though it’s reached peak SGN, in what is…
[ad_1] Guy Fieri — one of the most popular celebrity chefs— has spent nearly 15 years starring in and hosting entertaining culinary shows. But one of Fieri’s favorite things to watch on television isn’t food-focused. It’s the workplace comedy, The Office. That’s right, the Mayor of Flavortown is obsessed with the employees of Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton…
[ad_1] John Krasinski’s Some Good News already hosted a prom for the socially-distanced class of 2020. This week he followed up with a graduation for everyone finishing up the school year, whether they’re leaving Harvard or kindergarten. A team of students from all over the U.S. and U.K. contributed to a unique valedictory speech about…
[ad_1] John Krasinski’s wholesome YouTube series Some Good News keeps delivering the surprise-celeb goods, with this week’s food-themed segment bringing home cooks face to digital face with famous foodies. Fans who sent Krasinski their favorite family feeds were treated to a video chat not only with the SGN host but with a celebrity, chef, or…
[ad_1] Every week earlier than my 27th birthday I made a decision to spend my Friday night attending a virtual high school prom. It would possibly sound pathetic, however I’ve been social distancing at house for 49 days, and am truthfully within the temper to have any shred of that factor we used to know…
[ad_1] John Krasinski dropped the third episode of Some Good News on Sunday night and boy was it a doozy. After The Office star’s regularly scheduled intro — full of cute kid videos, precious pet content, and creative quarantine updates from bored Americans around the country — he delivered the sports report with the help…