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GMA Network
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Manila is featured in new season of ‘Somebody Feed Phil'
'Somebody Feed Phil' just confirmed it is all set to feature the Philippines' yummy delicacies in the upcoming season. Host Phil Rosenthal announced the news on social media with a poster of the series, and said 'We're taking you to: Amsterdam, San Sebastián/Basque Country, Boston, Tbilisi, Sydney/Adelaide, Las Vegas, Manila, Guatemala.' Fans in the comments section could not hide their excitement, with Gabbi Garcia commenting, 'omg MANILA?!?!' Food content creator Erwan Heussaff also commented heart emojis. In 2024, it was revealed that Phil was in town and visited Taal Vista Hotel in Tagaytay and Txoko Asador in Makati City. 'Somebody Feed Phil,' a popular food and travel show on Netflix, will premiere its 8th season on June 18. The series follows 'Everybody Loves Raymond' creator Rosenthal as he takes viewers on a food journey around the world. — Nika Roque/LA, GMA Integrated News
Time of India
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Somebody Feed Phil: Season 8 OTT Release Date - When and where to watch Philip Rosenthal's travel docu-series
Somebody Feed Phil: Season 8 OTT Release Date - Phil Rosenthal's globetrotting food series is officially returning with a new edition, and fans won't have to wait long. The new season premieres on June 18, 2025, exclusively on Netflix. Where Phil's heading this time? In Somebody Feed Phil: Season 8, the Emmy-nominated TV host and Everybody Loves Raymond creator sets off once again to explore new places and plates. This season's travel list includes Amsterdam, Tbilisi, Sydney, Adelaide, Manila, Las Vegas, Guatemala, San Sebastian, and Boston. As always, each episode will feature local flavours, food vendors, restaurants, and conversations with locals all through Phil's humorous and heartfelt lens. One of Netflix's longest-running unscripted shows Launched in 2018, Somebody Feed Phil has become one of Netflix's most-loved and longest-running non-fiction series. Phil Rosenthal, now 65, brings warmth, humour, and real joy to each episode as he meets new people and tries their favourite dishes. The show has earned several recognitions over the years, including a 2022 Critics' Choice Real TV Award for Best Travel/Adventure Show, a 2024 nomination in the same category, and a James Beard Award nomination in the 'Visual Media - Long Form' category. Phil's diner in LA: A tribute to his parents Beyond the series, Rosenthal is bringing his love for food into the real world, too. This summer, he's launching a classic American diner in Los Angeles, named Max and Helen's, after his late parents. Max and Helen Rosenthal were fan favourites on earlier seasons of Somebody Feed Phil, known for their appearances during the show's video calls. The diner is a tribute to them and is expected to reflect their charm and traditional American tastes. Phil isn't stopping with just the show. He's also set to release a new cookbook titled Phil's Favorites on November 4, featuring his personal collection of go-to recipes. In addition, he co-wrote a children's book with his daughter Lily called Just Try It: A Phil and Lil Book, encouraging kids to try new foods and experiences, very much in the spirit of his Netflix series. Before becoming a food host, Rosenthal made his mark in television by creating the iconic sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond. The show won 16 Emmy Awards during its nine-season run on CBS and is still considered one of the most successful American sitcoms.
Axios
21-05-2025
- General
- Axios
Very best day in Austin with Michelle Amezquita-Navarro
Travis Heights Elementary, an Austin ISD school, recently won top marks from the state for its academic performance. We checked in with Michelle Amezquita-Navarro, the school's principal, about her very best day in Austin. Zoom in: Amezquita-Navarro has worked more than two decades in the district — including seven years as head of Travis Heights Elementary. She has long lived in East Austin, by the intersection of Robert T. Martinez and Cesar Chavez, next door to her in-laws. "It's like 'Everybody Loves Raymond' but the Latino version," she jokes. Over 15 languages are spoken at Travis Heights. "It's very much in that Keep Austin Weird vibe. We're surrounded by multimillion-dollar homes, but we also serve" students from public housing, Amezquita-Navarro says. The school is 43.7% Hispanic, 30% white, 12.2% Asian and 7.2% African-American. 76% of students can read at or above grade level and 66% perform math at or above grade level. This interview has been condensed for clarity. Is your ideal day a weekday or on the weekend? "My best day involves being able to go to work. I get up around 5:30 and get myself settled. I have a daughter in middle school — at Ann Richards. We leave the house by 6:30am and talk about what are the points of gratitude in our life." What are you having for breakfast? "Sometimes oatmeal my husband has prepared for me. Sometimes tacos from my mother-in-law next door. Sometimes we're headed to McDonald's." What time do kids arrive at the school? "7:10am. I'm greeting them and then I try to get out into the classrooms, check on teachers, check in with students. I like hanging out with the kinder or pre-K, they're sometimes offering a glass of milk and slice of chocolate cake." What are you doing for lunch? "I'm very taken care of by my office staff, assistant principals, by my families. Sometimes it's something one of our Afghan families has dropped by. Or it might be P. Terry's or Home Slice. My favorites are the chicken pot stickers in the cafeteria. Our cafeteria manager, Claudia, will hold on to some for me." Tell me how your afternoon looks. "No day is ever the same. It's always based on kids' needs, families' needs, my teachers' needs. I try to be as visible and out in the community as I can be. Kids leave around 3:10pm. That's when my day begins — reports need to be done for the district. Mondays and Tuesdays, I'm running a volleyball team or cheerleading squad. I won't leave till 5 or 5:30pm." What are you doing for dinner? "I don't cook. My husband does — he makes a delicious meatloaf." How about to unwind? "We'll take a walk in the evening or I'll talk to my father-in-law — he's been bedridden after suffering a stroke. Or we'll be outside in my backyard with my daughter — I coach her in volleyball and we'll just be bumping."
South China Morning Post
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Meet Everybody Loves Raymond star Ray Romano's 4 children
Ray Romano with his wife, Anne, and kids Joseph, Matthew, Gregory and Alexandra. Photo: @allyromano/Instagram Fame and celebrity In a recent episode of his SiriusXM podcast, Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend, the television host and comedian discussed his first encounter with Everybody Loves Raymond 's Ray Romano – and how he rejected Romano's job application. 'Ray Romano wanted to be a monologue writer for my show. Great comedian, great joke writer. We didn't have a slot, but he had a good packet and people knew him, so I met with him,' O'Brien said in his podcast. Ray Romano and his wife, Anna Romano. Photo: @tom_caltabiano_photo/Instagram 'And I just kind of said that, 'Your stuff is great but we didn't have an opening,'' O'Brien, 62, explained. 'He goes from that experience to maybe a year later getting Everybody Loves Raymond and then becoming this monolithic TV star. 'I remember later on running into him and [him] saying, 'Ah, so I was really bummed I didn't get that job,' I'm like, 'What are you talking about? Do you realise what we pay monologue writers? Ray, Ray, hello! Ray, you're Ray Romano. That doesn't happen if you're with me writing!'' Romano, a stand-up comedian, rose to prominence in the early 90s and noughties for his role in CBS' hit sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, for which the actor won three Primetime Emmy Awards. Ray Romano's daughter Alexandra with her brothers Matthew, Gregory and Joseph. Photo: @allyromano/Instagram More recently, Romano is starring in Netflix's dark comedy, No Good Deed , alongside Lisa Kudrow and Luke Wilson. Alongside his accomplished Hollywood career, the 67-year-old has also been happily married to his wife, Anna , for 37 years. The couple share four children together: Alexandra, Matthew, Gregory and Joseph. Here's everything to know about Ray Romano's four adult children.
South China Morning Post
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Meet Everybody Loves Raymond star Ray Romano's 4 kids: daughter Ally is a PR maven, twins Matthew and Gregory followed their dad into showbiz, while the youngest, Joseph, is an ordained minister
In a recent episode of his SiriusXM podcast, Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend, the television host and comedian discussed his first encounter with Everybody Loves Raymond's Ray Romano – and how he rejected Romano's job application. 'Ray Romano wanted to be a monologue writer for my show. Great comedian, great joke writer. We didn't have a slot, but he had a good packet and people knew him, so I met with him,' O'Brien said in his podcast. Ray Romano and his wife, Anna Romano. Photo: @tom_caltabiano_photo/Instagram Advertisement 'And I just kind of said that, 'Your stuff is great but we didn't have an opening,'' O'Brien, 62, explained. 'He goes from that experience to maybe a year later getting Everybody Loves Raymond and then becoming this monolithic TV star. 'I remember later on running into him and [him] saying, 'Ah, so I was really bummed I didn't get that job,' I'm like, 'What are you talking about? Do you realise what we pay monologue writers? Ray, Ray, hello! Ray, you're Ray Romano. That doesn't happen if you're with me writing!'' Romano, a stand-up comedian, rose to prominence in the early 90s and noughties for his role in CBS' hit sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond, for which the actor won three Primetime Emmy Awards. Ray Romano's daughter Alexandra with her brothers Matthew, Gregory and Joseph. Photo: @allyromano/Instagram More recently, Romano is starring in Netflix's dark comedy, No Good Deed, alongside Lisa Kudrow and Luke Wilson. Alongside his accomplished Hollywood career, the 67-year-old has also been happily married to his wife, Anna , for 37 years. The couple share four children together: Alexandra, Matthew, Gregory and Joseph. Here's everything to know about Ray Romano's four adult children.
