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#reality-tv

Ladies and gay gentlemen, I have some very sad news. You know the handy-dandy Beef Chart, the one that we've been referring to all season to keep track of who is mad at whom and why? It died. Yes, the Beef Chart is dead. This show worked it to death. The Beef Chart decided it could no longer go on and chose to self-immolate rather than add one more beef to itself.

Bronwyn Newport believes that if you dress for the part, it will come. "The right event comes my way when I have the right outfit," the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star says, en route to an appointment with Christian Siriano. Fortunately, between the fashion week circuit and her press appearances for RHOSLC's newly premiered Season 6 - including a stop by Watch What Happens Live planned for tonight - Newport has no shortage of opportunities to get dolled up these days.

I've never been to Charlotte before we arrived here to start filming a few weeks ago,

Six blood-soaked regular seasons, one Resurrection special and an All Stars-esque Titans later, and The Boulet Brothers are ready to say "Hello, Uglies" - again. Hosted by Dracmorda and Swanthula Boulet, the cast of Titans sees drag performers return for another go at swiping the crown, title of 'Ultimate Titan of Dragula ', unlimited bragging rights and a hefty cash prize of $100,000. But whereas on Drag Race, queens get to the top with splits, smiles and charm, Dragula is a hell of a lot more blood-soaked.

That's right: We're launching directly into the first cast trip, not even bothering to waste time with boring filler scenes of them putzing around their kitchen islands or making small talk with their children. But the twist is that Angie and Mary are the only ones who know what this mystery trip entails. All of the other women, who are waiting outside Beauty Lab + Laser (which apparently now doubles as a mass-transit stop), have no idea where they're heading but were told it's somewhere luxurious. So imagine their shock when an RV rolls up. Britani even showed up in a bikini as if a whole pool were about to pull up to the curb.

"You have to be strong minded as a prison officer," Andrew said. "If you're working in a prison environment for 30 years of your life, you have to be able to take things as they come. It's an ever- changing environment. Absolutely, I do think it did (help.)"

School term begins, parliament returns to session, new novels flood the market for awards season, and television and radio stations air their latest programmes. Among all the new starts, though, many people want to go back to basics. An episode of L'amour est dans le Pre (Love is in the Meadow) can do the job. The most popular dating show in France just premiered its 20th season, and 3.6 million fans (19% of the total TV audience) were glued to their sofas.

When she was offered the lead on the show, Paul told " Call Her Daddy" host Alex Cooper that she had to think long and hard about the filming schedule and its impact on her children before saying yes. "I'm a co-parent. I have two baby daddies, not one, so I'm dealing with two different people; my children, my home base is here. Can I travel that long? Can I be gone that long?" she said she asked herself.

"This is my final time playing Survivor, so to have been awarded the win from the jury is the sweetest moment,"

On Monday (8 September), Channel 4 revealed the brave singles who are ready to say "I do" on their way to their hopeful happily ever-after. The programme features individuals, matched up by relationship experts, Paul C Brunson, Melanie Schilling and Charlene Douglas, who meet for the first time at the altar before jetting off on a honeymoon to see whether they can make it together or not.

An exquisite documentary, following pioneering neurosurgeon Henry Marsh, who is racked with guilt over patients who've died, and wrestling with his conscience following a cancer diagnosis What our reviewer said A deep meditation on what it means to have lived: death hands us a ledger of triumphs and mistakes, the happiness we've spread tallied against the pain we've inflicted. Was it all worth it? Jack Seale Read the full review Further reading How brain surgeon Henry Marsh went from doctor to patient: I blurted out the question we all ask how long have I got?'

The unraveling of the case with its illegal brothel, wannabe actor-turned-informant and a Lifetime TV show called 'P.I. Moms' would have weirder, darker implications than anyone imagined.

Kate stated, "Providing for 8 kids, college funds which I am proud to say covered all of their college and more and LAWYERS. Sickening but I was drug into court constantly and that costs A TON."