Brother Vs Brother the War Continues
ICM's Alternative TV Agent Katie Kolben Joins APA
- 02 August 2022
- Deadline
Exclusive: Katie Kolben has joined APA as an agent in the Alternative and Factual Programming department. She will be based in APA's New York office and will report to Kyle Loftus, Head of Content Development and Hayden Meyer head of Alternative and Factual Programming.
Kolben comes to APA from ICM Partners where she worked for 11 years, the past 7 as an agent in the Alternative Television department. She is bringing with her executive producer, director and production company clients whose credits include Brother vs. Brother (HGTV), Restored by the Fords (HGTV), Raw (Hulu), Roswell: The First Witness (History), Winnebago Man (feature), Family Karma (Bravo), The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City (Bravo), Buried in the Backyard (Oxygen), Finding Andrea (Discovery+), Love and Hip Hop (VH1), Last Cowboy (CMT/Paramount+), Recipe for Disaster (CW), Murders at the Boarding House (Oxygen) and more.
"It is great to have someone with Katie's
HGTV's 'Brother vs Brother' Season 7: And the Winner Is…
- 15 October 2020
- The Wrap
The real-estate market has spoken, and Drew Scott has won Season 7 of HGTV's "Brother vs. Brother."
Drew Scott made a net profit of $1.4 million on his Hancock Park house flip in Los Angeles, California. Twin brother Jonathan made a net profit of $1.2 million on his own flip.
Jonathan Scott actually bought, renovated and sold the house directly next door (appropriately nicknamed "The House Next Door") to his twin brother Drew and sister-in-law Linda's real home in the historic and ritzy neighborhood. Drew's project for the competition, dubbed "The Corner Chateau," was just down the street a few blocks.
Both brothers had budgeted $2 million for renovations. Jonathan went $40,000 over; Drew went $50,000 over budget.
Drew purchased his for $2.35 million and sold it for $5.8 million. Jonathan bought his house for $2.4 million and sold it for $5.64 million.
They each received multiple offers, but in the end, the competition was won by
Buchwald Signs HGTV Contractor Eric Eremita
- 29 September 2020
- Deadline
Buchwald has signed reality television contractor Eric Eremita. The contractor is most known for appearing on HGTV shows Brother Vs. Brother and Love It Or List It.
The New York native has appeared in around 70 Love It or List It episodes and is currently working on another renovation television project called Homeboys. The new project seeks to turn clients' current abodes into their dream homes.
The Love It or List It contractor contracted Covid-19 and, after two weeks on a ventilator, successfully beat the infectious disease in May.
He continues to be repped by Jenevieve Brewer at Jbtm.
Hgtvs 'Love It Or List It' Star Eric Eremita Talks About Beating Covid-19 – Update
- 14 May 2020
- Deadline
Update: Eric Eremita, the popular contractor from Hgtv's Love It Or List It and Brother vs Brother, is recovering from the coronavirus and detailing for the first time what he went through in his battle against the disease.
Eremita, age 51, was in a New York hospital for three weeks, two of them on a ventilator. He tells People magazine that he had no underlying conditions, but began to develop a high fever, then spiraled down into dizziness and lost focus.
"For me, I'm a guy who does things with precision," Eremita said. "I'm a contractor, so for me, an eighth of an inch makes a difference. When I couldn't zero in on things, I knew something was wrong."
Eremita and his wife, who also developed symptoms, self-quarantined on separate floors of their home, with their three children staying in the basement. His efforts to get an
Five Life Lessons "Christina on the Coast" Teaches Us
- 17 June 2019
- TVovermind.com
If you've ever watched the innovative and very popular Hgtv cable show, then you've undoubtedly met Christina and Tarek El Moussa. The two met while they were in college and were wed in 2009 and began doing Hgtv's "Flip or Flop" together in April 2013. Now, Christina has a net worth is $6 million (according to a number of sources), having accumulated all of that wealth from her highly-successful real estate career. Christina starred in more than 100 episodes of "Flip or Flop" as well as being a judge on another hit Hgtv show "Brother vs. Brother" with twins, Drew
Five Life Lessons "Christina on the Coast" Teaches Us
'The Walking Dead' episode 4 recap: Top 5 moments from 'The Obliged' include Rick's potential ouster
- 29 October 2018
- Gold Derby
Did viewers just get a glimpse at how Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) will be leaving "The Walking Dead?" In what felt like both a send off and return to form, Season 9 delivered a sucker punch in Episode 4. With some of the most powerful character moments the show has seen in years, this installment honored Rick's ideals while also presenting ways in which the people he has cared for could persist without him. Here are the top five most shocking moments from "The Obliged."
Behind Bars
Michonne (Danai Gurira) is restless, waking up at night to let off steam by killing walkers outside the walls of Alexandria. When she tries to force Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) to eat food and end his hunger strike, the villain picks up on her demeanor. After his failed attempts to gain sympathy by bringing up her deceased son Andre, Michonne questions why he is so desperate to connect.
A Scripted Series Based on the Property Brothers Is in Development at Fox
- 17 October 2018
- Collider.com
Fox is developing a scripted comedy series based on the lives of Jonathan and Drew Scott, a.k.a. The Property Brothers. Look, there are worse ideas. The series will be called It Takes Two, the same title of the brothers' memoir, and will follow "two entrepreneurial twin brothers who decide to join forces in the real estate business when they realize they are stronger together than apart." I mean obviously. The Property Brothers have risen to household-fame status through their exceptionally popular series on Hgtv, which has spawned several spinoffs like Brother vs. Brother and Property Brothers: At …
See full article at Collider.com »Property Brothers the Sitcom? Fox Eyes Scripted Comedy Based on Scott Twins
- 17 October 2018
- TVLine.com
A scripted series inspired by Property Brothers' Jonathan and Drew Scott is officially under construction at Fox.
The network is developing It Takes Two, a comedy based on the Scott brothers' memoir of the same name. The single-camera project will follow two entrepreneurial twin brothers who join forces in the real estate business when they realize they are stronger together than apart.
The Scotts will executive-produce It Takes Two alongside another pair of brothers: Jon and Josh Silberman (Living Biblically), who will also pen the script.
Currently in its 13th season, Property Brothers has aired on Hgtv since 2011. It has spawned several spinoffs,
Scripted Comedy Based on Hgtv's 'Property Brothers' in Development at Fox
- 17 October 2018
- The Wrap
The renovation "New Fox" is undergoing just called in a pair of experts. Fox broadcast network is developing a scripted comedy based on Hgtv's popular "Property Brothers," Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott.
"It Takes Two" will follow two entrepreneurial twin brothers who decide to join forces in the real estate business when they realize they are stronger together than apart, per the broadcast channel.
In real life, Jonathan is a contractor and Drew is a real estate agent. The duo has several hit shows on the now Discovery-owned cable channel, including competition series "Brother vs. Brother."
Also Read: 'Flip or Flop Atlanta' Was Not Supposed to Be Part of Hgtv Franchise
"It Takes Two," which has a script order plus penalty at Fox, is a single-camera adaptation of the twin brothers' New York Times best-selling memoir, "It Takes Two: Our Story." It hails from The Tannenbaum Company in association
'Property Brothers' Scripted Comedy Series in Development at Fox
- 17 October 2018
- Variety
Fox is developing a single-camera comedy series inspired by the "Property Brothers" Jonathan and Drew Scott, Variety has learned.
The series is titled "It Takes Two," based on the Scott brothers' memoir of the same name. The show follows two entrepreneurial twin brothers who decide to join forces in the real estate business when they realize they are stronger together than apart. Fox has given the project a script commitment with a penalty attached.
The Scotts rose to fame with their hit TV series "Property Brothers," which is broadcast on Hgtv in the U.S. The show proved so successful that it inspired multiple spinoffs, including "Brother vs. Brother" and "Property Brothers: At Home."
Brothers Jon and Josh Silberman will write and executive produce the series. The duo's previous TV credits include "Living Biblically" and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." They are also writing the screenplay for the upcoming Wile E.
Drew Scott and Linda Phan Reveal Their Plan to Have "Three or Four Kids!" (Exclusive)
- 08 August 2018
- Closer Weekly
They're ready for the next chapter in their lives! Property Brothers star Drew Scott, 40, and his wife, Linda Phan, 33, are eager to build their family. "We're thinking three or four kids, so I want to just have triplets! Get it out of the way," Drew exclusively quipped to Closer Weekly at Ctam's TCA Summer Press Day for Hgtv on July 27 in Beverly Hills. "Linda even said, 'How about two sets of twins? That'd be great!' and I was, like, 'You say that now, but let's wait until that first set to see how you feel!'" For now, the duo is content to dote on other kids as they wait to welcome their own bundle — or bundles — of joy to the world. "We get our fix with our nieces and nephews," Drew revealed. He previously told Us Weekly that "we're not in a mad rush, but we definitely want to have kids soon.
See full article at Closer Weekly »Jonathan And Drew Scott On 'Brother Vs. Brother' Season 6
- 28 May 2018
- ET Canada
Canada's favourite twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott are back to do battle in Season 6 of Brother vs. Brother, premiering Monday night on Hgtv Canada. The Scott brothers head to the San Francisco Bay Area, with six weeks to purchase, renovate and sell a property in the Bay Area's high-stakes real-estate market. The brother with the biggest net profit
See full article at ET Canada »Paul Shaffer and David Letterman Only Had One Disagreement in 36 Years of Working Together (Exclusive)
- 24 May 2018
- Closer Weekly
Paul Shaffer and David Letterman's TV partnership has lasted longer than most celebrity marriages: 36 years and still going strong. Paul speaks highly of his relationship with Dave. "We went on TV every night without rehearsal and just talked, and it was incredible," Paul tells Closer. "We never really had a disagreement." Ok, maybe once: "I said to him, 'Hey, that was rough what you said last night,' and he said, 'Yeah, but you could answer back.'" Paul recalls. "All's fair." Paul and Dave on the Late Show. (Photo Credit: Getty Images) Paul now does the music for Dave's Netflix talk show, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction. For more on Paul Shaffer and David Letterman, pick up the latest issue of Closer Weekly, on newsstands now — and be sure to sign up for our newsletter for more exclusive news! More from Closer Weekly David Letterman Misses the
See full article at Closer Weekly »Drew and Jonathan Scott Open up About Their New Season of Hgtv's 'Brother vs. Brother' (Exclusive)
- 21 May 2018
- Closer Weekly
When Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott headed to San Francisco for the new season of Hgtv's Brother vs. Brother, both were in it to win it. "Jonathan got a camouflage outfit with moss on it, and he hid on a hill to spy on me," Drew tells Closer of the competition show, which has each twin captaining a team on a home renovation. Drew had a few tricks up his sleeve, too, dressing up like a policeman and distracting Jonathan's squad with a flurry of fake tickets. "We all flew out to move our vehicles," Jonathan says with a laugh. "He had a fake mustache and everything! We were, like, 'How does he have time to be doing this?'" (Photo Credit: Getty Images) The brothers, 40, are masters at multitasking, though, proven by Drew's ability to film this show while also banging out all the details of his destination wedding with Linda Phan,
See full article at Closer Weekly »Allison Page Named President Of Hgtv & Food Network; Henry Schleiff Adds Oversight Of Travel Channel
- 11 April 2018
- Deadline
Discovery has named Allison Page, President, Hgtv and Food Network. Courtney White has been upped to Evp, Hgtv and Food Network, reporting to Page. In addition, Discovery has added Travel Channel to executive Henry Schleiff's portfolio of networks, effective immediately. The moves are part of the restructuring following the company's acquisition of Scripps Networks Interactive, and fall under the leadership of Chief Lifestyle Brands Officer Kathleen Finch.
"Hgtv and Food Network are passion brands that nourish superfans like no others can, and the creative leaders behind them are a big part of their recipe for success," said David Zaslav, President and CEO of Discovery, Inc. "This team has discovered talented home experts and everyday chefs and made them treasured, household names. I look forward to what Allison and Courtney will do next, under Kathleen's expert leadership, to strengthen our newly expanded family of lifestyle brands."
Page oversees
Brother vs. Brother: Jonathan vs. Drew: Season Six Production Begins for Hgtv Series
- 10 February 2018
- TVSeriesFinale
The Scott brothers are back. Recently, Hgtv announced production has begun on season six of Brother vs. Brother: Jonathan vs. Drew.The new season will take place in San Francisco and follow Jonathan and Drew Scott "as they each compete to renovate and sell a home in the Bay Area's hot real estate market." Season six of Brother vs. Brother is slated to debut this May.Read More…
See full article at TVSeriesFinale »'Property Brothers' Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott Ink New Multiyear Deal With HGTV
- 05 February 2018
- The Wrap
HGTV has boarded up its popular "Property Brothers," Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott, under a new multiyear deal.
As part of the agreement, the twins' Scott Brothers Entertainment will develop new home-related series for high-rated Scripps cable channel. They'll also keep on hammering away at existing hit shows "Property Brothers," "Property Brothers: Buying & Selling," "Brother vs. Brother" and "Property Brothers at Home."
"Jonathan and Drew are the epitome of innovative, multi-talented television stars and they inspire audiences no matter the vehicle, no matter the platform," Allison Page, general manager, U.S. Programming and Development, Scripps Networks Interactive. "We have big ideas in development at HGTV...
The Property Brothers Speak Out About Their Rumored Feud with Chip and Joanna Gaines
- 31 May 2017
- PEOPLE.com
Hgtv fans can rest easy: The Property Brothers are clearing the air about their rumored rivalry with Fixer Upper's Chip and Joanna Gaines.
Talk of a feud between the hosts of the popular home improvement shows arose after Drew and Jonathan Scott told The New York Times that the Gaineses were invited to guest star in an episode of the twins' spinoff series Brother Vs. Brother, but turned them down. The Scott brothers, 39, have since responded to the chatter of a falling out, assuring viewers that there's no negativity between the network's biggest names.
"We're one big family,
Hgtv's Property Brothers on Their Racy Bathtub Photoshoot: 'I've Had Far More Offers to Be Joined in the Tub Recently'
- 25 May 2017
- PEOPLE.com
Property Brothers stars and all-around Hgtv heartthrobs Jonathan and Drew Scott recently stripped down for a new book benefitting breast cancer research. Fans of the realtor-contractor duo were understandably titillated by the racy photos, which show the brothers topless (Drew) and in a soaked dress shirt and tie (Jonathan), lounging in a bathtub.
Related: Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott Open Up About Getting Older: '40 Is the New 18!'
On the set, however, the Scotts, 39, insist things were totally professional. Photographer "Tj is incredibly talented," Jonathan tells People, " first book, In the Tub, was amazing, so we were comfortable right from the get go.
Exclusive: Drew and Jonathan Scott Take Over New Orleans in a Heated Battle of the Property Brothers
On a sweltering Friday in early September, Jonathan and Drew Scott are showing no signs of New Orleans' late summer heat -- 95 degrees by early afternoon -- as they film their new series, Brothers Take New Orleans. The two "Property Brothers" are with their third sibling, J.D., and Hoda Kotb at the Court of Two Sisters in the heart of the city's French Quarter discussing that week's results of their latest challenge: remodeling a duplex destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
The show, which premieres Wednesday, Nov. 23 at 9 p.m. Et, is the latest spin-off of the Scott brothers' successful Property Brothers franchise, which includes Buying and Selling, Brother vs. Brother, Property Brothers: At Home and Property Brothers: At Home on the Ranch.
"I will say that Hoda is loved more by one of the brothers," Drew tells Et from upstairs at the Court of Two Sisters, where the crew
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