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Good one, and “What We Did On Our Holiday,” written and directed by Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin, is replete with zingers, a quality not to be disdained in a family comedy of miscommunication. Doug and Abi are on the outs, planning to divorce, but reuniting for a weekend to visit Doug’s kin in the Hebrides. Doug’s dad Gordie (Billy Connolly) is an ex football star whose latest birthday will probably be his last.

Madame Donut of Donut Dynamite in Wailuku is seen on the set of “Donut Showdown.” She competes against two other doughnut makers for $10,000 in the episode, which will be televised at 5 and 9 p.m. Tuesday on Cooking Channel (Oceanic Time Warner Cable Channels 322 and 1322). Cooking Channel photo Calling doughnuts her “preferred canvas” as an artist, a Maui baker’s upcoming appearance on Cooking Channel’s “Donut Showdown” offers her the chance to win $10,000 as well as the opportunity to show the world she can “turn the humble donut into Cinderella.

Hulu's Only Murders in the Building is back with its third season on August 8, and to be completely honest, no, I cannot (and will not) keep my cool. Sometimes when a show gets to its third season, it kinda loses its charm, but when you have Selena Gomez, Steve Martin, and Martin Short as the main cast (oh, and they're throwing in Meryl Streep for season 3!!), well, it's hard to go downhill from there.

Tattoos have been in existence for thousands of years; one early example of tattoos was found on female mummies in Egypt. One theory about these early tattoos suggests that women got them around pregnancy as a protective amulet to aid them in their pregnancy journey and help them give birth safely. These tattoos had an important meaning to the person who received them. Much like the early Egyptians, rapper Cardi B also has tattoos that are rich in meaning.

The morning after they first meet at a sports bar, Solomon Chau ("Glee's" Harry Shum Jr.) and Jennifer Carter (Jessica Rothe) get together to go for a run because she wanted to see him again even though she hated running. She learns that he's an amateur chef, and asks him to cook for her. "You mean now?" "Now or never."  And "now or never" becomes something of a motto as the two young people quickly fall in love, move in together, stage a flash mob proposal, and start planning the wedding, with the groom in charge of the cooking.

Spoiler alert: Food from a local restaurant will always be better than food from Trader Joe’s. That being said, sometimes you don’t have the funds to eat out and need a delicious, filling meal for a couple of bucks. In this series, we’ll find out if the Trader Joe’s rendition of the dish will get the job done or if it will just make you miss the real deal even more.

In making a film about her mother, Gainsbourg of course leads with immense feeling. She talks in her voiceover about how the project has made her more sentimental, and that becomes apparent in the way she loving photographs, interviews, films, and sits across from her mother. But the documentary does not have enough of a larger plan—Gainsbourg tells Birkin that she wants to shoot as many short sequences as possible before September, which is what we get as welcome voyeurs to their lives.