The all-star edition of 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here: South Africa' features a lineup of C- and D-list British celebrities, raising questions about the show's entertainment value.
Residents of Coto de Caza expressed their discontent with the reality show, fearing it would disrupt their lives and invade their privacy. They compared producer Scott Dunlop to Satan and circulated rumors about the show's content, indicating a strong resistance to the filming.
"I really thought he was joking," his first wife, Liza Morales, explained. "I said, 'My God, come on now. That's too soon.'" This sentiment was echoed by his aunt, Janean Mercer, who noted that none of his family was invited to the wedding.
The trailer begins with Cavallari noting that she and Conrad 'never had a conversation on-camera, just the two of us.' Other real O.C.-ers coming back to stir up decades-old drama include Stephen Colletti, Lo Bosworth, Talan Torriero, Trey Phillips, Christina Shuller, Dieter Schmitz, Jessica Smith, and Alex Hooser.
Police officers in Tontitown, Arkansas, on Wednesday contacted deputies in Bay County, saying they had interviewed a 14-year-old girl who told them that Duggar had molested her several times during a family trip to Panama City Beach when she was age 9, according to the affidavit.
According to a Netflix synopsis, the celebrity VIPs will be "raising the stakes in a brand new game" that will "put their wit, strategy, and skillset to the ultimate test." For now, it's unclear if 456 non-famous people will still be involved in some sort of VIP-versus-player setup.
When two icons like MAC and Sephora come together, it calls for a moment that is playful, current and deeply rooted in culture. Rob Rausch, fresh off his win on 'The Traitors' and at the center of online conversation, was our perfect collaborator. This contrast of raw virality and elevated visuals cut through the noise, reinforcing that MAC is for all expressions and everyone, and always on the pulse of culture.
Welcome back to another edition of Queerty's "Quick & Dirty" series. Join us as we recap the biggest stories of the week. There's no script. There's no filters. Just queer news, quick and dirty. This week, Queerty's Graham Gremore, Alex Reimer, Cameron Scheetz and Johnny Lopez dive headfirst diving headfirst into the latest Grindr chaos after a former employee spilled to Vox about exactly when things went from spicy to soggy.
What should she do, Charli wonders, now that the clock on her relevance is ticking? Even though "people are getting sick of [her]," should she "go even harder," as Kylie Jenner advises her, and continue to celebrate "brat summer forever"? Or should she stop harping on the same string and, instead, recede, regroup, and attempt to remake herself into an avatar for a new era?
They are kinda sorta replacing Jax Taylor, who is not welcome on the series after his drug abuse and potential for physical violence against his ex Brittany Cartwright came to light last season. Both former VPR cast members made appearances on The Valley season two to varying levels of welcome from both fans and cast. They were also joined by Scheana Shay in making guest spots during season two, but after her book, it seems like Bravo is finally done with Sheshu. Sad!
When Ciara and Amanda interrupt his apology, and he storms off, he goes to sit on one of the chairs on the front porch with the packages splayed at his feet like he's a kindergarten teacher about to address a collection of antsy kids and tell them the story of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears." But his Goldilocks, instead, is just going to serenade them with the sad tale of his romantic woes.
"Do you want kids?" is one of those questions that people balk at if you suggest asking it on a first date - but when it comes to the Love is Blind pods, the question seems more important than ever. The Netflix reality show is all about finding your one true love by talking to them through a wall until they propose, so of course, kids and family planning and the future for these couples are all major talking points.
