Sydel Curry-Lee — sister to NBA stars Stephen Curry and Seth Curry — is launching a new series centered on the siblings of celebrities on Facebook Watch.

The nine-episode Sydel Takes On follows Curry-Lee (who is also married to NBA player Damion Lee) as she explores the world of her fellow younger siblings and family members of famous people. She’ll spend time with relatives of Issa Rae, Chance The Rapper, Alicia Keys, Eddie Murphy, Sofia Vergara and Jesse Williams, among others.

Authentic Entertainment today promoted Sara Reddy to EVP Current Programming. Reddy — whose credits include Here Comes Honey Boo Boo and Toddlers and Tiara — has worked for the Endemol Shine-owned production company off and on since 2007, most recently serving overseeing development.

The Webby Awards is the Internet’s most respected symbol of success. The 22nd Annual Webby Awards received more than 13,000 entries from nearly all 50 states and 70 countries worldwide.

Breaking Bass as been nominated for a Webby and singled out as one of the five best in the world in the Film & Video – Reality category (and among the top 10% of all work entered) and is competing for the Internet’s two most coveted awards: The Webby Award and The Webby People’s Voice Award. While The Webby Award is chosen by the Academy, The Webby People’s Voice Award is voted on by the public. Both Awards are a mark of international distinction for Internet excellence. Below you will find details on how to launch your Webby People’s Voice campaign and promote your achievement to your organization, clients, and the public.

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Are you ready to trade spaces?

You better be, because it’s not long until the home renovation series returns! To tide you over until then, EW has an exclusive first look at the opening sequence of Trading Spaces‘ revival.

The moments feature present-day Paige Davis (fittingly wearing a shirt that reads “this ain’t my first rodeo”) welcoming audiences back to the show before the video cuts to footage of a younger Davis continuing the welcoming spiel from old episodes of the hit TLC series. “It’s more than a decade since we were last hard at work and play,” says the host. “But now, we’re back!”

Wedding dress shopping is nerve-racking for every bride-to-be, no matter her size. So whenever we get the chance to help women find their dream dress, we take it — and we make sure to enlist a pro!

And this time, we turned to Shannelle Armstrong Fowler, the founder of plus-size bridal boutique Haute & Co. Bridal in Chicago and host of PeopleTV’s “The Perfect Fit.”

Ten years after the original series signed off, ‘Trading Spaces’ returns with the same host, superstar carpenters, and more designs you’ll love to hate.

Raleigh native Fanny Slater, known for her “Orange, Lavender & Figs: Deliciously Different Recipes From a Passionate Eater” cookbook and for her former Food Network TV show “Kitchen Sink,” will be back on TV soon, appearing in three upcoming episodes of “Best Thing I Ever Ate” on the Cooking Channel.

Her first appearance comes Monday, in an episode that features a catfish and grits dish from PinPoint, a Wilmington restaurant that specializes in local seasonal food. We talked to Slater, calling from her home in Wilmington, about her appearance on the show, her current projects and the places she eats when she’s back in Raleigh.