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• How to Stream NBC's Original Heroes Series
• Ryan Gosling's Message to Ryan Reynolds After 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Shirt Appearance (Exclusive)
• Kate Winslet, Josh O’Connor Explore the Life of War Photographer Lee Miller in ‘Lee’ Trailer
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How to Stream NBC's Original Heroes Series

Perhaps the ultimate viewing for those who love luxury properties, Netflix's "Selling Sunset" takes us behind the curtain at the Oppenheim Group in Los Angeles and follows the ever-changing friendships, alliances, and love lives of the ultra-glam employees. Expect fights, tears, and an astonishing array of Hollywood properties — including a $75 million listing that, as of April 2021, is still proving a little tricky to shift. "Tiny House Nation" shows you how you can take it to the next level, showcasing the best tiny homes America has to offer. Home shows have boomed in popularity in recent years, with HGTV's May 2021 big-name offering "Home Town Takeover" premiering with over 6.5 million viewers, according to Discovery.

Ryan Gosling's Message to Ryan Reynolds After 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Shirt Appearance (Exclusive)

Proceeds raised at the dinner, which is a celebration of the First Amendment, go towards the WHCA and the journalists who work to cover the president. Jost follows in the footsteps of previous comedians who have headlined the dinner over the years, including Roy Wood Jr., Trevor Noah, Jay Leno, Keegan-Michael Key and more. “Colin Jost knows how to make Saturday nights funny, and I am thrilled Colin will be live from the nation’s capital as the headline entertainer for this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner,” Kelly O’Donnell, president of the White House Correspondents’ Association, previously said in a statement. An earlier version of this column incorrectly mentioned two renowned comics as having entertained at past White House Correspondents’ Association dinners.

Kate Winslet, Josh O’Connor Explore the Life of War Photographer Lee Miller in ‘Lee’ Trailer

Ronald Reagan handled concerns about his age with humor, joking at one dinner that he was around when the wheel was invented. People tend to overestimate the power of jokes from comedians and underestimate them from politicians. Both Trump and former President Barack Obama forged bonds with their voters through their senses of humor. Biden is not as funny as his two predecessors, but his joking asides have a loose, towel-snapping warmth that is a key part of his appeal.

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But their performances were Bill Hicks polemics compared to the jokes by Jost. The White House Correspondents’ Association dinner has occasionally featured some great stand-up comedy. The long-running series centered around a medical genius named Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie). As an unconventional doctor, who happens to depend on pain medication to help him function throughout the day, he also leads a group of well-versed diagnosticians at the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital in New Jersey. While he becomes known for clashing with his fellow doctors and breaking hospital rules, he also is excellent at figuring out what is actually wrong with his patients.

Their keen sense of design marries with their clients' needs and space considerations, and the results are invariably stunning, with everything from the creation of a self-contained apartment for when Mom comes to stay to a luxury redesign with a basketball court to boot. One of the show's biggest strengths is showcasing how much each decision means to the couple and how unique their journeys are. This is embodied by couple Hayley and Andrew, who spoke about their experience to Women's Health magazine. "I think my biggest hope for people seeing our episode, in particular, is that everybody's story is different. Everybody's walk [through life] is different, but that doesn't make anything not normal," Hayley shared, noting, "Whatever decision they make, each person's story is their normal." The wedding of your dreams or the home you've always wanted — which would you choose? Such is the premise of "Marriage or Mortgage," the Netflix show which sees couples try to decide between the two.

"Both the Austin and the Sweden episodes really made me love those homes. They both actually were quite similar in the way they interplayed with nature," he told Deadline. "You'd be inside, but you felt like you were outside in the woods or out in nature and vice versa. If you're outside, you're not quite sure if you aren't inside. There's just this beautiful blending." You'll be amazed at how fast Teplin and Shearer work to refresh the homes each episode — and apparently, that speed isn't just for drama. "We are given a very specific amount of time that we're allowed to even be in the person's home," said Shearer, giving some behind-the-scenes knowledge to Entertainment Weekly. "Then, the crew can only work so many hours so we can't even really go over and they have to film the intro, us meeting the client, seeing the space, going through the items before we even get to the organizing or else there's no show."

Although the mantra "Everybody Lies" is proven over and over again, the concept that "people never change, they only come up with better lies" is tested up until the last moments as the characters (and the show) drive off into an adventure left to the imagination. With the era of peak TV showing no signs of slowing down in 2024, ET has put together a comprehensive list of all the upcoming premiere dates for major series -- both new and returning -- across broadcast networks, cable channels and streaming platforms. See how designer Hilary Ramsay turned a dark and dated house into a beautiful, open-concept hangout.

Before Joanna and Chip Gaines basically took over the entire world with their Magnolia design empire, they were entertaining millions each week on "Fixer Upper," which can be streamed to your binging heart's content on discovery+. "Fixer Upper" sees Chip and Joanna transforming old, drab structures into beautiful homes, with Chip providing much of the handiwork and Joanna lending her interior design eye. The results never fail to wow the people they're working with, and we've gotta admit — what they achieve is pretty stunning.

So we've done the hard work for you and compiled a list of the best home shows to stream right now. For eight years the show brought in people from around the globe, bringing intrigue and mystery in the form of unusual medical cases in a vein reminiscent of the mysteries solved by Sherlock Holmes. Furthermore, these cases were the catalyst for the discussion of philosophical and ethical issues and decisions, a lot of which were not left with a clear victor, but all of which revealed more and more of the character of each of the different doctors that comprised the team each year. In the end, while the team didn't completely understand (or appreciate) House's methods fully, the show gives a final hurrah as each of the members walks away with something they realize was the right thing to do after all.

"Home" on Apple TV+ is a beautifully shot documentary series that takes viewers inside some of the world's most visionary homes and into the lives of the people who conceived and created them. Throughout the nine episodes of the first season, you'll travel from a home in Bali made totally out of bamboo to a minuscule apartment in Hong Kong that uses movable walls. Farmhouse chic is very much the style of the moment, and "Farmhouse Fixer" has it in spades — with a celebrity face. The show sees "New Kids on the Block" singer Jonathan Knight helping home hopefuls in the New England area achieve the farmhouse of their dreams.

Giffin is clearly passionate about tiny homes and is quick to recognize that the popularity of his show isn't just due to the gorgeous interiors that can be achieved in such a minimal space, but also down to the changing landscape of the U.S. — and the world. "It takes everything I love — investing in real estate and TV — and it's all in one format where I get a chance to really help people out who are new to flipping houses," he said to USA Today. And interestingly, his knowledge doesn't always come in handy as you might think, with El Moussa saying that the contestants "know way more than" him. "I'll tell them what to do, and literally half the time they don't listen to me and it makes for good TV," he shared. The artful homes on display are embraced by the filmmakers who worked on the series, such as Doug Pray, who directed two episodes.

Back in 2004, there were many different shows on the air that captured the attention of TV-watchers. Among comedies like Friends and politically-focused such as The West Wing, fans of the medial drama genre were introduced to House, a TV show that would develop a massive cult following. The NBC App is the best place to catch up on the most recent season of your favorite shows, watch live TV, and stream movies. Most of House's series finale takes place inside a burning building, where Dr. House wakes up next to a dead patient (James LeGros) after partaking in some heroin (quite a step up from the main character's usual bottle full of Vicodin pills). Just when you thought you'd reached your limit with husband-and-wife home design shows, here comes one more that you've gotta see. Netflix's "Dream Home Makeover" sees Shea and Syd McGee of Studio McGee help families achieve their perfect home.

Should you decide to opt into this streamer, your account will be able to access the show on the Peacock's website or the Peacock app. Despite the homely feel of the show and the designs, renovating an old farmhouse is not without its difficulties, as Knights well knows. If you haven't watched "Selling Sunset" by now, we don't know where you've been.

He has little patience for patients, but misanthropic Gregory House is a brilliant diagnostician who probes life-and-death medical mysteries while 'CSI'-style graphics follow each disease's progression. The feel-good nature of the show is reflected by Ferguson himself, whose passion for each project is clear from the get-go. His interest in hosting it was because it's "a show that was bringing so much hope and restoring things that families needed," as he said in an interview with The Wrap.