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The British version of I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here 2013 is currently taking place in Australia.
It’s been a pretty dire series so far, with a bunch of non-celebrities doing not much of anything at all. However, there is one moment to savor; the moment when Alfonso Ribeiro did the Carlton dance.
All of us who are on Facebook likely have friends on there who we don’t actually know in real life. Because Internet.
And yet there is something truly bizarre about that. Surely we should know everyone we call “friends,” and I mean really know them.
Judge Judy often spends a long time listening to the facts of each case presented to her, with both parties able to tell their side of the story.
On this occasion, however, she didn’t really have to do much digging. Because the accused accidentally admitted to have committed the crime.
Speed painting is a skill that is often overlooked, but it really should be that way. I can’t even paint very well, let alone do so in the space of a couple of minutes.
This guy, who has to be classed as some sort of genius, manages to conjure up a masterpiece in just 90 seconds. Can you guess what it is?
Sex Box is a new show on British TV. It invites couples to have sex in a box and then discuss their experiences. It fails on so many levels and has rightly been ridiculed by reviewers as a result.
Look back on one of Cat Vas’ great performances after she gets dismissed from X-Factor…
This season of “The Bachelorette” is ending in a plot twist that fans of the sensational series certainly didn’t see coming. The first part of the two-week finale on Monday night left Bachelorette Desiree Hartsock in tears — but not tears of joy.
As you may have heard Paula Deen’s career is on the slide after she admitted using derogatory language towards and about black people in the past. The Food Network aren’t renewing her contract, and her various deals with brands and businesses are dropping like flies.
I wonder what Adolf Hitler would have to say about it all…
Think of the kind of lurid title that might have been found on the cover of a true-detective magazine from the 1950s. Say, something like “Naked and Afraid.”
Got your attention? Well, that’s the point, isn’t it?
“Naked and Afraid” is the title of the six-week summer reality show that the Discovery Channel, uh, unveiled, at 10:20 p.m. Sunday, right after coverage of Nik Wallenda’s successful skywire stunt near the Grand Canyon. Mind you, this is the cable channel that already has a reality show called “Naked Castaway.”
But, as buff titles go, “Naked and Afraid” has that beat by miles. In a race of amazing reality titles, “Naked Castaway” is barely getting started as “Naked and Afraid” is crossing the finish line.
As for substance? OK, we’re not expecting a doctoral dissertation with something called “Naked and Afraid.” Nor are we expecting a “Game of Thrones”-style budget. They certainly weren’t spending a lot on wardrobe. The nudity is obscured by blurring and sly camera angles.
Strip away the tawdry title, and what you have is your basic reality survival show, and not a bad one. Each week, the series follows a new team of “complete and total strangers — one man and one woman” — who, according to Discovery, “find themselves stranded in and, quite literally, exposed to some of the world’s most extreme weather environments.”
They must survive on their own (followed by a camera crew, of course) for 21 days, packing nothing but one personal item each. The prize? There is none. They’re baring and braving all for the challenge and (wait for it) exposure, tackling nature in the raw with no food, no water and no clothes.
Simon Cowell was pelted with eggs during the live final of Britain’s Got Talent. This video shows the incident as recorded on Sky Plus by a viewer, so it’s poor quality but at least shows what happened.
