Property Brothers’ New Venture, Nazi Evil on Trial, ‘Sight Unseen’ Finale, Kylie Minogue in Concert

Backed by the Bros

As they give up complete control over renovations to counsel business owners, owners of short-term rentals, and residential developers on high-stakes investment properties, Drew, and Jonathan Scott risk their reputations, relationships, and resources.

Not just wealthy home remodelers could benefit from the expertise of renowned Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott. They put their substantial reputation as real estate experts to the test in a new series where they assist entrepreneurs, short-term rental owners, and property investors. The first scene of the show introduces the Scotts to two investors who lost everything they had saved for a disastrous flip and financially strapped ex-spouses who are thinking about converting their garage into a rental property.

Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial

a history of Hitler’s rise to power, the employment of censorship, propaganda, and anti-Semitic laws by his government, and the final collapse of the Nazi leadership.

Renowned documentary filmmaker Joe Berlinger (Paradise Lost) creates a grand six-part series that traces the horrific history of Germany’s Third Reich under the tyrannical and fanatical leadership of Adolf Hitler using audio from the Nuremberg trials from the 1940s and archival footage. Evil on Trial describes the economic and sociopolitical themes of the era and draws comparisons to the contemporary emergence of authoritarian and racist governments. Narration is taken from the late journalist William L. Shirer (author of the seminal The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich) and recreations.

Sight Unseen

A blind investigator solves crimes that baffle her sighted colleagues by using her other enhanced senses, her keen brain, and a seeing-eye guide who lives 3,000 miles away.

A clash between these coworkers concludes the first season of the high-concept criminal thriller about Tess (Dolly Lewis), a sight-impaired former detective, and her agoraphobic visual guide Sunny (Agam Darshi), who functions as her eyes through an app from 3,000 miles away in New York City. Tess issues Sunny a warning: face the crime that has made her fear leaving the house, or face calling the police.

An Audience with Kylie

At the storied Royal Albert Hall, the Australian divas perform a few of her hit songs and takes questions from a star-studded audience.

Campy Kylie Minogue, the pop superstar of Australia, captivates audiences and even makes room for an unexpected marriage proposal during a 2023 music extravaganza at London’s Royal Albert Hall. In addition to seeing her hordes of well-known admirers in the crowd, such as Bridgerton’s Jonathan Bailey and Nicola Coughlan and Ripley’s Andrew Scott, we have a front-row ticket to the extravaganza.

Dark Matter (2024)

After being kidnapped into a parallel universe, Professor Jason Dessen sets out on a perilous quest through a maze of realities to find his actual family and save them from the most horrific enemy he can imagine: himself.

In a suspenseful scene from the excellent sci-fi movie, Jason 2 (Joel Edgerton) could be exposed due to a nearly catastrophic error. The impostor Jason 2 bemoans in therapy that although he may have gotten all he wanted in this world, it is not what he imagined, as the original Jason (also Edgerton) continues to work his way back to his previous reality, with a limited number of attempts remaining. Alice Braga’s character, Amanda, the therapist, responds, “Life is still life.” What were your expectations? If he finds out that his suspicious wife Daniela (Jennifer Connelly) is tracking him to find out his secrets, he will not be happy at all.

Campy Kylie Minogue, the pop superstar of Australia, captivates audiences and even makes room for an unexpected marriage proposal during a 2023 music extravaganza at London’s Royal Albert Hall. In addition to seeing her hordes of well-known admirers in the crowd, such as Bridgerton’s Jonathan Bailey and Nicola Coughlan and Ripley’s Andrew Scott, we have a front-row ticket to the extravaganza.

INSIDE WEDNESDAY TV: 

Additional content from Apple TV+: The next-to-last episode of the disarming Season 2 of The Big Door Prize, which airs on a busy Wednesday slate, finds the village getting ready for the annual Deercoming Parade while Trina (Djouliet Amara) and Jacob (Sammy Fourlas) continue to develop their romance. To help his kid Tyler (Cooper Turner) fit in, Jason (Rafe Spall) forms a junior soccer team in the domestic comedy Trying. In the 1980s period comedy Acapulco, Maximo (Enrique Arrizon) and his pals argue about Memo’s sister while they prepare for a debate tournament. Memo is played by Fernando Carsa, who plays Maximo’s best buddy.

MasterChef: Generations (8/7c, Fox): To advance in the competition, the Boomer cooks must impress the judges—who include guest judge Lidia Bastianich—with a signature dish. Next up comes Gordon Ramsay’s Food Stars (9/8c), in which teams mentored by Ramsay and Lisa Vanderpump design concept bars, coming up with décor and beverage ideas, and voting by customers to determine the winner.
Actor Ed Begley Jr., a vegan, will be a guest on In the Kitchen with Harry Hamlin (10/9c, IFC, streaming on AMC+). He will be serving mushroom risotto.

Jonathan Scott

PERSONALITY • PRODUCER • REAL ESTATE INVESTOR • MAGICIAN • ENTREPRENEUR

Birth Name: Jonathan Silver Scott

Birth Date: April 28, 1978

Age: 46 years old

Birth Place: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Along with his identical twin Drew, Canadian reality TV star Jonathan Scott co-hosts “Property Brothers” (HGTV, 2011-). Scott was born and raised in Vancouver, and at the age of seven, he developed an interest in a career in entertainment. He began doing stand-up comedy around Canada and gained popularity for his sharp wit and charisma around large groups of people.

But by his teens, Scott’s passions had shifted to a different kind of theatrical production: magic. What started off as just a little intrigue soon developed into a full-blown obsession. Jonathan Scott was also one of Canada’s top magicians by the time he was in his 20s.

Ever the inquisitive kind, Scott had a wide range of other interests, including real estate. He and Drew jointly purchased a property in Canada when he was still in his late teens. Jonathan and Drew sold the house for a healthy $50,000 profit after a year of renovations.

The Scott brothers quickly obtained their real estate licenses after realizing they were somewhat skilled in the field and started Scott Real Estate Inc. in the middle of the 2000s. The Scott brothers had rapid success as a team, and by the late 2000s, their business included locations in Vancouver, Calgary, and Las Vegas.

Producers at the HGTV network quickly became aware of the brothers’ achievements. The network debuted “Property Brothers” in 2011 after being impressed by the twin brothers’ good looks and comfort in front of the camera. In the show, the brothers purchase homes in Canada and the United States, make repairs, and then resell them for a profit.

Since the beginning, the show has been a huge hit, and in 2015, “Property Brothers” aired its fourth season, with Jonathan and Drew continuing in their original roles.

Backed by the Bros

As they give up complete control over renovations to counsel business owners, owners of short-term rentals, and residential developers on high-stakes investment properties, Drew, and Jonathan Scott risk their reputations, relationships, and resources.

Not just wealthy home remodelers could benefit from the assistance of renowned Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott, according to Matt Roush. They put their substantial reputation as real estate experts to the test in a new series where they assist entrepreneurs, short-term rental owners, and property investors. The first scene of the show introduces the Scotts to two investors who lost everything they had saved for a disastrous flip and financially strapped ex-spouses who are thinking about converting their garage into a rental property.

Kylie Minogue

SINGER • SONGWRITER • ACTRESS

Birth Date: May 28, 1968

Age: 56 years old

Birth Place: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Born in Melbourne, Australia on May 28, 1968, Kylie Minogue began her career as an actor in teenage soap operas, making appearances in the Seven/Ten/Eleven series (1985–). She started her singing career in 1987, still in her adolescent years, with a copy of Little Eva’s 1960s classic song “The Loco-Motion,” which reached the top of the Australian charts. The following year, it was reprinted globally and became an international hit.

Minogue remained a significant pop artist in the U.K. during the late ’80s and early ’90s, even though she would not have another success in the U.S. until 2001. Her extravagant stage displays, sex-symbol image, and dance-pop tunes helped her achieve an almost Madonna-like stature. As mainstream as pop stars were, Minogue had an allure that cut across genres, and she worked with everyone from The Pet Shop Boys (1999’s “In Denial”) to Nick Cave (1995’s “Where the Wild Roses Grow”). Despite a little decline in popularity by the end of the 1990s, Minogue returned to the top of the UK charts in 2000 with her song “Spinning Around.”

That same year, Minogue’s electro-tinged hit “Can’t Get You Out of My Head,” with an earworm tune fitting its title, did the same for her globally, cementing her place as a top-tier pop diva. After receiving a breast cancer diagnosis in 2005, Minogue had surgery and chemotherapy, but she healed and triumphantly resumed her singing and recording career. It was said that Minogue’s openness with the media on her diagnosis and course of treatment encouraged more young women than ever to undergo routine breast cancer screenings.

By joining the British cast of “The Voice” (BBC/ITV 2012–2013), Minogue broadened the scope of her fame even more.