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Ram Trucks and Kaulig Racing are launching a reality-show competition called 'Race for the Seat' to select the fifth driver for their 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series team, with the winner earning a full-season ride and the show airing on FOX and YouTube.
Prime Video is considering expanding the Fallout series with a reality competition show called Fallout Shelter, set inside Vaults and inspired by the video game, with executive producers Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy. This move aligns with streaming trends of creating offshoots and spin-offs, though it raises questions about the use of a post-apocalyptic setting for a standard reality show.
Tony McCollister, a 43-year-old former reality TV star from Cincinnati, faces serious charges including felony pandering obscenity involving a minor and misdemeanor sexual conduct with an animal, after being arrested for allegedly uploading child sex abuse material to his Google account. His next court appearance is scheduled for December 30.
Peacock has released the trailer for season four of 'The Traitors,' an Emmy-winning reality show set in the Scottish Highlands, premiering on January 8. The new season features a diverse cast including celebrities and reality TV stars, with contestants divided into Faithfuls and Traitors, who work to deceive and identify each other in a game of strategy and deception. The series has been renewed through season five.
The review of Meghan Markle's Netflix holiday special, 'With Love, Meghan,' is highly critical, highlighting its superficial and awkward portrayal of Christmas traditions, with a focus on Meghan's attempts at crafting and hosting, ultimately questioning the show's authenticity and entertainment value.
Edgar Wright's reboot of 'The Running Man' stars Glen Powell in a more restrained yet visually elaborate adaptation of Stephen King's dystopian novel, exploring themes of violence, entertainment, and societal control, with a focus on a deadly reality TV competition that reflects modern concerns about media and power.
MrBeast's reality competition show 'Beast Games' received a $15 million grant from North Carolina to film its second season, making it a significant part of the state's entertainment funding and highlighting the show's popularity on Amazon Prime Video.
'The Wrong Paris' is a romantic comedy on Netflix featuring Miranda Cosgrove as Dawn, a Texas girl who joins a reality show in Paris, Texas, to fund her art school dreams, leading to romantic entanglements and humorous situations.
Season two of Meghan Markle's Netflix series 'With Love, Meghan' remains unchanged from the first, lacking the relatability or entertainment value to captivate viewers, and continues to feature a polished, aspirational lifestyle that feels disconnected from everyday reality.
The second season of 'With Love, Meghan' is a highly contrived and whimsical lifestyle show that, despite its effortful charm and fascination, ultimately feels boring and overly staged, raising questions about Meghan's motivations and the show's appeal.
Ali Vincent, the first female winner of The Biggest Loser, declined to participate in Netflix's new documentary about the show due to contract issues and personal reasons, despite being approached and featured in background footage. She emphasizes her positive view of her experience and her significance in the show's history.
Kate Gosselin, known for her reality TV fame, revealed she returned to work as a nurse in pediatric home healthcare, explaining that her financial struggles stem from legal fees related to her custody battle, which depleted her savings and retirement funds, despite her past income from the show.
Jussie Smollett is returning to Fox to participate in the reality competition series 'Special Forces: World's Toughest Test' alongside other celebrities, more than six years after his departure from 'Empire' amid controversy over an alleged staged attack. The show features celebrities tackling military-style challenges and is set to premiere on September 25.
Netflix's long-running unscripted series 'Queer Eye' will conclude with its 10th season, marking the end of its approximately 90-episode run. The show, known for its transformative makeovers and the Fab Five team, has filmed across various U.S. locations and received multiple Emmy nominations and awards. The final season will be set in Washington, DC.
Denise Richards' reality TV show 'Denise Richards and Her Wild Things' will not have a second season, as it was always intended as a limited series. Despite her recent divorce from Aaron Phypers, Bravo is not planning to extend the show, though Richards may appear in upcoming episodes of 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' to discuss her personal life.