In a crossover we didn’t know we needed but are equally thankful we have; Roy Kent crashed Sesame Street and is hanging out with Elmo and pals. If you’re as excited for this as we are, here’s everything you need to know – including how to catch the episode. Ted Lasso’s Brett Goldstein is making a visit to Sesame Street and in a newly released clip it’s clear that it’s probably going to be a super fun crossover for parents to watch.
Seth Rogen is officially (and legally) selling weed. On Monday (Mar. 1) the actor announced the official launch of Houseplant, his cannabis lifestyle brand, in the United States. “Almost ten years I go, I envisioned having my own weed company. And today I can say that my company Houseplant's weed will be available in California next week! Also, Houseplant is making lovely Housegoods like ashtrays, lighters, and YES, even ceramics,” Rogen wrote on Twitter.
Sandpaper is ubiquitous in the wood shop, and there are so many variations it can be overwhelming to a beginner. Is it best to sand to 180 or 220? What are those spongy sanding blocks for? Why are some sandpapers different colors? The world of abrasives can be vast and tricky to grasp, but let’s stick to what’s generally useful in the wood shop. I’ll give you all the information you need to be successful in your sanding endeavors on your next project.
6 / 6 catnap72/Getty Images Lap Lap siding, also called “clapboard,” features long horizontal boards with one edge slightly wider than the other. This allows them to be easily overlapped — hence, the “lap” name. Lap siding has a clean, classic look. The overlapping design naturally sheds rainwater, minimizing the chances of moisture damage. The design, combined with a straightforward installation, makes lap siding the most common type of wood siding.
Mae Whitman as “Lindsay” in Hulu’s new musical series Up Here was in love with a lost finance guy named Miguel (portrayed by Carlos Valdes). The two were traversing the treacherous world of memories, obsessions, fears, and fantasies that lives inside their heads, and just discovering that their greatest obstacle to finding happiness together might just be themselves! But this was just on screen. What about Mae Whitman’s real life? Does the actress have a husband?