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Cohen supports the idea of a transgender Real Housewife, but only if she is friends with other women on the cast.
Cohen cautioned the casting should not be a stunt and admitted he has no idea which franchise it would belong to.
The discussion referenced past flirtations with casting a gay man on Real Housewives of New Jersey.
Since 2006, several Real Housewives cast members have been openly LGBTQIA+.
Braunwyn Windham-Burke was the first openly gay woman on the franchise.
Real Housewives of Miami star Julia Lemigova made history as the first out lesbian cast member.
The piece notes multiple LGBTQIA+ cast members across the franchise and related experiences.
The article cites past history of LGBTQIA+ inclusion with mixed acceptance and microaggressions.
The report highlights Jenna Lyons and other openly LGBTQIA+ cast members on RHONY and related series.
The piece notes the potential for future LGBTQIA+ casting decisions within Bravo's franchises.
Cohen emphasized the importance of not turning casting into a stunt.

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Thornton says Sheridan will likely let Tommy Norris stay in the show as Landman moves into Season 3.
Season 3 filming is planned in North Texas later this summer, Thornton confirms.
Landman has previously removed major players, heightening uncertainty about Tommy’s future.
Thornton defends Sheridan’s writing as the Emmy conversations intensify around Landman.
Actors acknowledge limited knowledge about Sheridan’s future plans for Season 3.
Season 2 ended with Tommy in a precarious position after a successful launch of CTT Oil.
Thornton notes Sheridan withholds scripts until the last moment, mirroring real life.
Season 3 will begin filming in North Texas, with anticipation building for the new chapter.
Tommy Norris’ fate remains unclear, with cast members uncertain about Sheridan’s plans.
The article highlights high-stakes oil industry drama and corporate warfare as core show themes.

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Survivor All-Stars weigh in on the upcoming open era format and what it might mean for gameplay.
Ozzy Lusth urges players to discover their unique strengths and play aggressively.
Tiffany Ervin emphasizes living in the present due to uncertainty about tomorrow in the open era.
Aubry Bracco cautions against sticking to a fixed plan and encourages taking swings.
Dee Valladares speculates the open era may blend themes from multiple past seasons.
Jeff Probst signaled that season 51 could redefine the show’s structure.
Rick Devens urges creativity and doing something new to stand out in the open era.
The article highlights the ongoing popularity and ratings strength of Survivor.
The piece marks Us Weekly’s exclusive interviews with the all-star cast.
The article connects the open era concept to Fiji and Paramount+ streaming.

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Shabana Azeeźs Victoria Javadi exits The Pitt's ER in Season 3 to pursue psychiatry.
Season 3 will center Javadi's career shift and its impact on the ER cast.
The Pitt Season 3 production follows prior cast shake-ups and broader medical drama themes.
Noah Wyle’s return to TV medical drama is linked to Season 3 dynamics.
The Pitt premiered on Max (HBO Max) in January 2025 and became a hit.
Season 3 may expand how doctors balance patient care with personal challenges.
Season 3 continues the real-time, single-shift format that defines The Pitt.
The Pitt remains set in Pittsburgh with filming on location in the city.
R. Scott Gemmill previously worked on ER, shaping The Pitt's approach.

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Thornton says actors playing relatives can differ in age, noting Landman cast mirrors this trend.
Thornton notes Landman’s creator Taylor Sheridan deserves recognition for his work.
Thornton hopes to remain involved with Landman beyond season 2 twists.
The interview occurred at the Newport Beach TV Fest, sponsored by Visit Newport Beach.
Thornton recalls past projects where age gaps between actors were intentional.
Thornton comments on the handling of awards recognition for Sheridan’s work.
The Landman series centers on the West Texas oil industry with crisis themes.
Landman premiered in November 2024 and streams on Paramount+.
Thornton emphasizes Sheridan’s empire and audience appeal in interviews.
Thornton discusses the broader theme of age and character in film and TV projects.

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