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There’s been a lot of (in thick Alan Cumming voice) treachery afoot at the Ardross Castle during this season of The Traitors. Season 3 of Peacock’s reality favorite has been filled with backstabbers, liars, and poor decision-makers galore, and already, a dozen people have been sent home in one fashion or another — traitors and faithfuls alike. Here’s a look at everyone who’s been banished or murdered on The Traitors Season 3 so far, including details about when and why they were sent home. Euan Cherry / Peacock Dorinda Medley (Faithful) — Murdered, Episode 2 The Real Housewives alum was an easy target for the traitors after she threw a fit about who was pushed off the boat on the daily challenge, especially when the remaining players left $20,000 uncollected despite their sacrifices. For the traitors — Bob the Drag Queen, Danielle Reyes, and Carolyn Wiger — it was just a matter of stirring the...

A new season of The Traitors features many folks from the Bravo network.

One such cast member is Tom Sandoval from Vanderpump Rules.

Tom is trying to win part of a $250,000 prize pool and is battling many other reality TV stars.

Early on, Tom had a strong possible alliance with a group of Bravo ladies, but Real Housewives have become targets of the other players.

Dorinda Medley from The Real Housewives of New York City, Chanel Ayan from The Real Housewives of Dubai, and Robyn Dixon from The Real Housewives of Potomac have already been eliminated.

Dolores Catania from The Real Housewives of New Jersey and Ciara Miller from Summer House remain. But their numbers are dwindling.

Tom’s gameplay hasn’t been the best, but he has survived the first five episodes, and he has outlasted the eight people who were Murdered or Banished.

A sketch team pokes fun...

The Native American Media Alliance has revealed the selections for its fifth annual Native American Showrunner Program. See the list below.

Sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal, Cherokee Film and the National Endowment for the Arts, the Native American Showrunner Program is a multi-month intensive that offers mentorship from television showrunners and series creators to experienced Native American writers. The program has expanded to include Native American producers in unscripted as well.

Program fellows take part in several meetings with assigned showrunner mentors who offer guidance on furthering the fellows’ writing and producing careers and provide creative feedback on current projects. The program consists of weekly one-on-one mentoring to develop the writers’ and producers’ abilities, offer advice as it pertains to producing for television and provide overall insight into running a television series.

The Native American Showrunner Program is designed to propel experienced Native American writers to the highest levels of television writing and producing.

Potential spoilers ahead for Under the Bridge, based on the true story

Reena Virk's brutal murder by her peers under a bridge in 1997 is depicted in Hulu's series, Under the Bridge. The Shoreline Six, including Nicole Cook and others, were charged and prosecuted for their role in Reena's murder. Warren Glowatski and Kelly Marie Ellard were convicted of killing Reena, with Ellard facing multiple trials.

This article contains descriptions of graphic violence.

Hulu’s Under the Bridge fictionalizes the murder of Reena Virk, raising questions about the true story and what happened in real life. True crime shows examine the psychology that leads people to kill, and one of the most harrowing additions to the genre is Under the Bridge. Inspired by the eponymous book by Rebecca Godfrey, the Hulu miniseries tells the story of the murder of a 14-year-old Indian-Canadian girl named Reena Virk after she’s...

Rumours About The Royal Family Have Been Going Viral(Photo Credit –Instagram)

The internet has been abuzz with conspiracy theories and fake news updates about the Royal Family. Rumours of ‘King Charles’s Death’ to ‘Kate Middle Murdered’, BBC being put on alert and even the UK flags being set on hold-mast having been circulating wildly on the internet. But after a whirlwind of reports, these claims have finally been fact-checked by a portal and deemed false.

Medical emergencies have surrounded the royals., and the people can’t believe it. After a series of official announcements about King Charles‘s cancer diagnosis and Kate Middleton‘s emergency abdominal surgery, the internet had theorized in their minds that something was very wrong with the royal family and these public figures were dead.

After thousands of posts and memes about the same. Finally, there is some resolution to a few months of...

Larsa Pippen was banished on the latest episode of The Traitors 2, and she is lashing out at Big Brother star Janelle Pierzina.

The Real Housewives franchise had four people representing them on The Traitors 2 cast, but those numbers led to other people fearing their alliance.

Larsa (The Real Housewives of Miami) was joined in the Scottish castle by Tamra Judge (The Real Housewives of Orange County), Phaedra Parks (Married to Medicine/The Real Housewives of Atlanta), and Sheree Whitfield (The Real Housewives of Atlanta).

The reality competition show airs on Peacock, with a new episode streaming each week.

Larsa was eliminated in the fourth episode, thanks to several accusations.

Several people thought she might be a Traitor working to steal the money from everyone else.

Larsa says Janelle was jealous of her camera time

The Real Housewife answered when asked why she thought Janelle was suspicious of her toast to...

Warning: This article contains mention of murder and suicide.

The Iron Claw featured many wrestlers associated with the Von Erichs, including Bruiser Brody, who was stabbed by a fellow wrestler in 1988 at the age of 42. Brody's killer, José González, was acquitted of murder due to a botched trial and the absence of key witnesses and evidence. The wrestling industry is filled with tragic stories, including drug abuse, murder, and suicide, with wrestlers like Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit facing untimely ends.

The biographical sports movie The Iron Claw provides a remarkable portrayal of the successes and tragedies of a wrestling family, and their stories are connected to other tragedies in the wrestling industry. The Iron Claw looks at the lives and achievements of the Von Erich family, who were one of the most popular and successful families in the wrestling industry. Family patriarch Fritz Von Erich was the president...

The following contains spoilers for Love & Death Season 1, Episode 6, "The Big Top," now streaming on HBO Max.

Love & Death's sixth episode, "The Big Top," marks the beginning of Candy Montgomery's trial to prove her innocence in the murder of Betty Gore. The narrative being pushed by her lawyer Don Crowder is that Candy was forced to act out of self-defense. It was previously believed that Betty brought out the axe as a result of internalized misogyny on Candy's part, but that might not be the only culprit. Through Allan Gore's questioning as a witness on trial, speculation rises that Betty may have had a case of psychological distress due to big life changes.

As Don presses Allan in the hot seat, the widower makes a shocking revelation to the jury: Betty may have been pregnant when Candy murdered her. He further revealed that, in the past,...

Introduced as part of the second generation of the series Skins, James Cook was forever changed by what happened to him in season 4 and beyond. Known as one of the show's many troubled young characters, Cook was defined by his hard-partying lifestyle and general disregard for authority figures. Despite being somewhat of a troublemaker, Cook was usually gregarious and outgoing, but his temper was also volatile and unpredictable. Throughout seasons 3 and 4, Cook was seen to be quite impulsive with his decision-making, and that sometimes put him at odds with his closest friends.

Season 4 was a whirlwind for Cook and his best friend Freddie, and after their friendship was tested in season 3 through Cook's relationship with Effy, they reconciled in season 4. Every season of Skins had controversial moments, but the shocking murder of Freddie in season 4 continued that season's extremely dark turn. Freddie was murdered by John Foster in season 4, episode...

On February 3, 2023, Showtime premiered the docuseries “Murder in Big Horn.” It spotlights the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (Mmiw) that has been prevalent since colonization. Directed by Razelle Benally and Matthew Galkin, the three-part docuseries examines the circumstances surrounding many of these cases. Watch the trailer below.

The docuseries told solely through the perspectives of those involved: Native families, Native journalists, and local law enforcement officers, currently holds an 82 freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Read our review roundup below.

Courtney Small of That Shelf writes, “in places like Big Horn County, Montana, the target on the backs of Native American women has been there from birth…Due to its unique location on Interstate 90, Big Horn County is an area where members of the Northern Cheyenne and Crow Nations mix with non-Natives and travelers passing through. It has also become a hunting ground of sorts for predators seeking to...

Dozens of Indigenous women and girls from the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Nations have gone missing over the past decade in Montana’s Big Horn County and its surrounding areas. These cases often go cold, leaving grieving families without any closure—especially when met with the ambivalence of local police. Murder in Big Horn, a documentary from directors Razelle Benally and Matthew Galkin, confronts the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (Mmiw) by interviewing loved ones in mourning, Native journalists and law enforcement. Dp Jeff Hutchens talks about shooting this project with the utmost sensitivity while also capturing the “palette of […]

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Dozens of Indigenous women and girls from the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Nations have gone missing over the past decade in Montana’s Big Horn County and its surrounding areas. These cases often go cold, leaving grieving families without any closure—especially when met with the ambivalence of local police. Murder in Big Horn, a documentary from directors Razelle Benally and Matthew Galkin, confronts the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (Mmiw) by interviewing loved ones in mourning, Native journalists and law enforcement. Dp Jeff Hutchens talks about shooting this project with the utmost sensitivity while also capturing the “palette of […]

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Yara Shahidi, arguably the face of Freeform, is extending her overall deal with the studio behind Grown-ish and adding Onyx Collective to the pact.

“It is every creative’s dream to be seen and heard and to do so with colleagues who align with your vision and your soul. We are so grateful to have the opportunity to continue to create with our Disney family and be grounded in the work that Onyx Collective is doing to meet the moment,” said Yara Shahidi and her mom/business partner Keri Shahidi.

The duo’s 7th Sun banner will continue to develop and produce scripted and unscripted programming for both studios as part of the exclusive deal that includes working with Freeform and Onyx Collective president Tara Duncan and her various teams.

Shahidi joins the likes of Ryan Coogler, Destin Daniel Cretton, Prentice Penny, Natasha Rothwell...