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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE: Camille Guaty spills the skincare secrets that saved her during her fertility battle - plus her screen comeback and embracing her power as a female force
From Disney Channel to Duster — Camille Guaty is a force to be reckoned with. The decorated actress has been in the entertainment biz for over two decades, with one of her first notable roles being on Disney Channel's show Gotta Kick It Up back in 2002. Now, she is embarking on a groundbreaking adventure with her role as Izzy Reyna in J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan's new HBO Max show Duster, which officially premiered on May 15th, 2025. Duster is a historical fiction action-packed show that follows the first African American female FBI agent who creates an unexpected partnership with a mob getaway driver during the 70s. Guaty's character Izzy plays a pivotal role throughout the series and is known for her grit and determination. 'I remember the chemistry read with J.J. Abrams so well... It's the end scene for Josh and I, and he starts crying, and I start crying, and J.J. goes like, cut, print, put that up on TV right now,' said Guaty. Guaty steps into this new role with a unique perspective as a mother and longtime actress who has grown up in what is considered a male-dominated industry and fought for women's voices. 'To see my character who is a truck driver... You know, she is a single mother. And to see what she has gone through — and that she uses her voice, such a small voice, but that small voice made such a big change. And I think it is so important to see these types of characters on television.' Asides from appearing on screen, Guaty has spent many years of her career using her platform to speak out on subjects that directly affect women, especially infertility, after suffering through it herself. A big point of mention was how her skin underwent significant hurdles during long IVF attempts and what she did to combat it during her on-camera career. 'It wasn't until I started doing IVF that I was like, wow, what's happening with my skin? What's happening with my face?' said Guaty. But the Nashville based actress has spent years finding ways to persevere, and taking care of her skin through ' active ingredients ' has been her secret to success. Guaty turns to three staple brands for all her beauty: Skinbetter, Biopelle, and NEQI. 'I have a few products that I absolutely love... This is a vitamin C serum that has more than just the serum. I know vitamin C is everywhere, but this one in particular has a whole bunch of other yummy goodness in it!,' said Guaty while sharing her love for luxe brand Skinbetter. Skinbetter Science Alto Advanced Defense and Repair Serum 'I know vitamin C is everywhere, but this one in particular has a whole bunch of other yummy goodness in it.' Guaty can not get enough of this serum that is packed with nourishing ingredients, including Vitamin C and E. Whether you are fighting hyperpigmentation (like Guaty) or just looking for healthier, brighter skin — this serum has got you. $97.90 Shop During her journey to motherhood, Guaty found herself fighting hyperpigmentation, and it was this sneaky snail mucin serum that she swore by to combat it, 'This snail serum growth factor... I am telling you this right here is like five facials in this tiny little bottle. It's amazing.' Biopelle Tensage Intensive Serum 50 Snail Mucin has been taking the world by storm and it seems Camille Guaty as well! 'So I know, like, everyone's all into the snail stuff, but I'm telling you this right here is like five facials in this tiny little bottle!' These powerful, luxury serum capsules pack a punch with intense hydration and science backed brightening. $195 The Duster actress also noted that there is one Target hair brand that has become her recent obsession for her curly locks, and shockingly their products are less than $15. 'So, it is target prices... but it works like it is a $50 product,' said Guaty. She also noted that despite her love for the finer things, she'd be remiss not to mention that she thinks her character Izzy Reyna would be much simpler, resorting to just two products — lemon and Vaseline. NEQI Diamond Glass Styling Spray All Hair 'This is from Target... it looks really expensive and it smells really expensive.' You can shop a handful of NEQI products directly online and in stores at Target! This spray according to Guaty holds frizz back and gives effortless volume for hours on end. $14.69 Shop Whether she is shopping for skincare or starring in the hottest new television series, Guaty is committed to not just entertaining people, but creating a better and brighter future for women like herself. In the words of Camille Guaty, 'It just takes one person, and then you speak to another person, and you speak to another person, and you start your own coalition... and you can make things happen. You can make a change.'
CNET
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNET
'Duster': When to Watch Episode 2 of the Throwback Grindhouse Series
Josh Holloway is back in the driver's seat, and his newest TV outing is a perfect fit. Duster is the series in question; It's an action-filled drama that takes place in the early '70s in Arizona, where Jim Ellis (Holloway), a rough-and-tumble driver for a growing crime syndicate, finds himself unexpectedly partnered up a tenacious FBI newbie named Nina (Rachel Hilson) -- a woman dead-set on bringing said crime family to justice. This high-octane thrill ride hails from J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan, who found the right vehicle for the Lost alum to settle into. Rounding out the cast are Keith David (as crime boss Ezra Saxton), Sydney Elisabeth (as Genesis), Greg Grunberg (as FBI boss Abbott), Camille Guaty (as Jim's ex, Izzy), Asivak Koostachin (as Awan), Adriana Aluna Martinez (as Luna) and Benjamin Charles Watson (as Royce). Scroll on to find out more details about streaming Duster and information about how using a VPN may help. Read more: Max Streaming Service Review: Loads of Content, but You Have to Make It Fit You Josh Holloway and Rachel Hilson star as Jim and Nina in Duster on Max. Ursula Coyote/Max Where and when you can watch 'Duster' The second episode of Duster will drop on Thursday, May 22, at 9 p.m. ET/ 6 p.m. PT on Max. The eight-episode season will air new episodes weekly until the finale, which will drop on Thursday, July 3. James Martin/CNET Max The Home of Duster If you want to get behind the wheel of Duster, the key you'll need is a subscription to Max. You can choose the with ads tier, which costs $10 per month, or the ad-free option, which is $17 per month. Want to watch in 4K? The Ultimate plan offers that feature and costs $21 per month. There's also the Hulu, Disney Plus and Max megabundle. The ad-based bundle comes with a $17 monthly price tag, while the ad-free version is $30 a month. See at Max How to watch 'Duster' with a VPN If you're traveling abroad and want to keep up with your favorite shows while away from home, a VPN can help enhance your privacy and security when streaming. It encrypts your traffic and prevents your internet service provider from throttling your speeds, and can also be helpful when connecting to public Wi-Fi networks while traveling, adding an extra layer of protection for your devices and logins. VPNs are legal in many countries, including the US and Canada, and can be used for legitimate purposes such as improving online privacy and security. However, some streaming services may have policies restricting VPN usage to access region-specific content. If you're considering a VPN for streaming, check the platform's terms of service to ensure compliance. If you choose to use a VPN, follow the provider's installation instructions, ensuring you're connected securely and in compliance with applicable laws and service agreements. Some streaming platforms may block access when a VPN is detected, so verifying if your streaming subscription allows VPN usage is crucial.
Washington Post
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Washington Post
What parents need to know about ‘Final Destination Bloodlines' and more
Age 16+ Ultra-gory horror franchise reboot misses originals' appeal. This is the sixth movie in the horror franchise about characters fruitlessly trying to evade death. Extreme violence includes impalings, blood spatters, bloody wounds, a severed arm, fatal falls, explosions, people on fire, characters getting crushed, piercings getting yanked off by a giant magnet and a face getting ripped off by a lawn mower. Dialogue references pregnancy and an affair, and there's lots of strong language: 'f---,' 's---,' 'a--hole,' 'son of a b----,' 'b-----d,' 'goddamn,' 'hell,' 'oh my God' and more, plus a middle finger. Characters drink socially at a restaurant and a barbecue. (109 minutes) Available in theaters. Age 15+ Compelling 1970s-set crime drama has sex, violence and drugs. An action-packed crime series co-created by J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan, 'Duster' follows a midlevel Phoenix criminal (Josh Holloway) who teams up with a fledgling FBI agent (Rachel Hilson) to take down the crime boss he's been working for since he was 16. Expect lots of violence, including fistfights and gunfire, plus a graphic heart transplant scene. Bare breasts are shown, and characters drink hard alcohol in bars. An unidentified substance in a plastic baggie is used to drug a man. Language includes 'f---, 's---,' 'goddamn,' 'a--hole' and 'motherf----r.' (Eight episodes) Available on Max. Age 14+ Sex, swearing and drinking in Judy Blume adaptation on teen love. Based on the Judy Blume novel, this drama series follows two Los Angeles-area teens — Justin Edwards (Michael Cooper Jr.) and Keisha Clark (Lovie Simone) — as they navigate their first love. Characters flirt, make out and plan to have sex. Some scenes have sexual innuendos, seminudity (with some sensitive parts shown) and sexual activity. An ex previously distributed a sex video of Keisha, which leaves her paranoid about her new relationship with Justin. Adults and teens drink alcohol, smoke pot and party. Frequent language includes 'f---,' 's---,' 'b----,' 'dick,' 'damn,' 'oh my God,' 'ho,' 'a--' and 'motherf----r.' Logos for brands such as Apple and Nike appear but aren't focused on. (Eight episodes) Available on Netflix. Age 16+ Raunchy college comedy has sex, drinking and heart. A bawdy coming-of-age comedy about a closeted college student (Benito Skinner) follows his journey through freshman year. There's lots of sexual content: Characters masturbate (only their faces are seen), make out and have sex, and bare breasts, chests and butts are shown. Strong and frequent language includes 'f---,' 's---,' 'c---' and 'dick.' People snort cocaine, and underage characters drink at parties. While the show is a veritable raunch-fest, there are a handful of poignant moments that the cast deftly pulls off, making this a hilarious choice for mature teens and for adults remembering their college adventures. (Eight episodes) Available on Prime Video. Common Sense Media helps families make smart media choices. Go to for age-based and educational ratings and reviews for movies, games, apps, TV shows, websites and books.
Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
What to Stream on TV This Weekend: 'The Brutalist,' 'Welcome To Wrexham' and More
This week is full of new releases on streaming, from big premieres to big finishes. On Peacock, you can tune in to the season finale of Saturday Night Live (I'm not sure if you've heard, but they celebrated a big anniversary this year), while you can catch tons of big premieres on some of the other streamers. New shows arriving this week include new seasons of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and Welcome To Wrexham (which are both dropping on Hulu), and the series premiere of Duster on Max, the exciting new crime series from J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan. You can also catch the streaming premiere of The Brutalist on Max, so now you can finally watch the three and a half hour long award winner at your own pace. For something completely different, set a daily alarm for the Eurovision Song Contest that will be streaming all week on Peacock. The music competition has introduced the world to performers like ABBA, Julio Iglesias and Celine Dion, so tune in this week and you might just catch the next big global superstar. These titles and many more are arriving on streaming soon. Here's all the info you need to tune in this weekend. Read more: Best Live TV Streaming Services of 2025 True crime, but make it British. In the new three-part series Fred & Rose West: A British Horror Story, viewers will learn all about the crimes committed by one of Britain's most notorious couples, Fred and Rose West, who were charged with 12 murders. The pair were accused of torturing and killing their victims, including their own children, from 1976 to 1987. The series features police videos as well as rare interviews with family members of the victims. Out May 14. The Brutalist surprised many when it dominated awards season this year, winning the Golden Globe for best picture -- drama and earning three Oscars, including one for star Adrien Brody. The historical drama directed by Brady Courbet stars Brody as a Holocaust survivor and architect who emigrates to postwar America, enduring a lifetime of struggle in an attempt to achieve the American Dream. The A24 film arrives to Max on May 16. Lost star Josh Holloway reunites with J.J. Abrams for Max's new original series, Duster. The eight-episode show is an action packed crime drama set in the 1970s with Holloway starring as a getaway driver recruited by an FBI agent (played by Rachel Hilson) to take down a crime syndicate. The show debuts on May 15, with new episodes airing weekly. Created by and starring Benito Skinner, Overcompensating is a new comedy series produced by A24 and Amazon MGM Studios. Set at college, the show stars Skinner, as well as Adam DiMarco, Mary Beth Barone, and Wally Baram as they juggle relationships and hookups and hazy drunken night with friends. Something of a coming of age tale, the show explores all the ways we end up finding ourselves once we strike out on our own. All eight episodes will drop on May 15. The first season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives took the world by storm in 2024 when it turned out that the Mormon #MomTok community was filled with marital scandals and rocky relationships. The show is back this week with an all-new season that features a visit from Taylor Frankie Paul, but her return isn't the only scandalous thing to rock these women's friendships this season. Get ready for serious drama when all 10 episodes of season two drop this week. Welcome to Wrexham kicks off its fourth season this week, as Wrexham Football Club's celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney continue their quest to get their once scruffy Welsh soccer club promoted. Though it's easy to get caught up in the duo's star power, the show manages to keep the focus on the players and fans at the heart of it all. Based on Martha Wells' bestselling book series, Murderbot is a sci-fi thriller and comedy starring Alexander Skarsgard as a security robot who has to hide the fact that he's sentient. Though he has to fulfill his purpose and work on dangerous assignments, he really just wants to be left alone to watch TV (relatable). The series was written and directed by filmmakers Chris and Paul Weitz, who were also responsible for the great 2023 remake of Dead Ringers. Most Americans didn't grow up watching the Eurovision Song Contest. In fact, I'm willing to bet that the Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams comedy Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is the first time some people ever heard of it. But the international music competition is an annual tradition for many European countries, as well as Australia and Israel, as 37 nations send a musical act to compete in a competition to perform the best song. The multi-day contest is broadcast from Basel, Switzerland this year and will stream live all week on Peacock this year, with the grand finale streaming on May 17. This has been a historic year for Saturday Night Live; the show turned 50, and with that came several live, celebratory specials, a documentary series, and some truly memorable moments. Season 50 comes to a close on May 17 with Scarlett Johansson hosting the finale and Bad Bunny serving as musical guest. The question we've all been wondering since she last appeared on the show is, will she get revenge on husband Colin Jost and weekend update co-host Michael Che for the Christmas episode she was the punchline of a few Weekend Update jokes and stage a joke swap of her own?
CNET
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CNET
What to Stream on TV This Weekend: 'The Brutalist,' 'Welcome To Wrexham' and More
This week is full of new releases on streaming, from big premieres to big finishes. On Peacock, you can tune in to the season finale of Saturday Night Live (I'm not sure if you've heard, but they celebrated a big anniversary this year), while you can catch tons of big premieres on some of the other streamers. New shows arriving this week include new seasons of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and Welcome To Wrexham (which are both dropping on Hulu), and the series premiere of Duster on Max, the exciting new crime series from J.J. Abrams and LaToya Morgan. You can also catch the streaming premiere of The Brutalist on Max, so now you can finally watch the three and a half hour long award winner at your own pace. For something completely different, set a daily alarm for the Eurovision Song Contest that will be streaming all week on Peacock. The music competition has introduced the world to performers like ABBA, Julio Iglesias and Celine Dion, so tune in this week and you might just catch the next big global superstar. These titles and many more are arriving on streaming soon. Here's all the info you need to tune in this weekend. Read more: Best Live TV Streaming Services of 2025 Best new TV shows and movies to stream this weekend Netflix Netflix Fred & Rose West: A British Horror Story (May 14) True crime, but make it British. In the new three-part series Fred & Rose West: A British Horror Story, viewers will learn all about the crimes committed by one of Britain's most notorious couples, Fred and Rose West, who were charged with 12 murders. The pair were accused of torturing and killing their victims, including their own children, from 1976 to 1987. The series features police videos as well as rare interviews with family members of the victims. Out May 14. Max A24 The Brutalist (May 16) The Brutalist surprised many when it dominated awards season this year, winning the Golden Globe for best picture -- drama and earning three Oscars, including one for star Adrien Brody. The historical drama directed by Brady Courbet stars Brody as a Holocaust survivor and architect who emigrates to postwar America, enduring a lifetime of struggle in an attempt to achieve the American Dream. The A24 film arrives to Max on May 16. Max Duster (May 15) Lost star Josh Holloway reunites with J.J. Abrams for Max's new original series, Duster. The eight-episode show is an action packed crime drama set in the 1970s with Holloway starring as a getaway driver recruited by an FBI agent (played by Rachel Hilson) to take down a crime syndicate. The show debuts on May 15, with new episodes airing weekly. Prime Video Prime Video Overcompensating (May 15) Created by and starring Benito Skinner, Overcompensating is a new comedy series produced by A24 and Amazon MGM Studios. Set at college, the show stars Skinner, as well as Adam DiMarco, Mary Beth Barone, and Wally Baram as they juggle relationships and hookups and hazy drunken night with friends. Something of a coming of age tale, the show explores all the ways we end up finding ourselves once we strike out on our own. All eight episodes will drop on May 15. Hulu Hulu The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, Season 2 (May 15) The first season of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives took the world by storm in 2024 when it turned out that the Mormon #MomTok community was filled with marital scandals and rocky relationships. The show is back this week with an all-new season that features a visit from Taylor Frankie Paul, but her return isn't the only scandalous thing to rock these women's friendships this season. Get ready for serious drama when all 10 episodes of season two drop this week. Hulu/FX Welcome To Wrexham, Season 4 (May 16) Welcome to Wrexham kicks off its fourth season this week, as Wrexham Football Club's celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney continue their quest to get their once scruffy Welsh soccer club promoted. Though it's easy to get caught up in the duo's star power, the show manages to keep the focus on the players and fans at the heart of it all. Apple TV Plus Apple TV Plus Murderbot (May 16) Based on Martha Wells' bestselling book series, Murderbot is a sci-fi thriller and comedy starring Alexander Skarsgard as a security robot who has to hide the fact that he's sentient. Though he has to fulfill his purpose and work on dangerous assignments, he really just wants to be left alone to watch TV (relatable). The series was written and directed by filmmakers Chris and Paul Weitz, who were also responsible for the great 2023 remake of Dead Ringers. Peacock Eurovision Eurovision Song Contest 2025 (May 13-17) Most Americans didn't grow up watching the Eurovision Song Contest. In fact, I'm willing to bet that the Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams comedy Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is the first time some people ever heard of it. But the international music competition is an annual tradition for many European countries, as well as Australia and Israel, as 37 nations send a musical act to compete in a competition to perform the best song. The multi-day contest is broadcast from Basel, Switzerland this year and will stream live all week on Peacock this year, with the grand finale streaming on May 17.
