The Guide #216 : Celebrity Traitors was a watercooler-moment smash-hit – but how long will (…)
In this week’s newsletter: Last night’s superb finale (no spoilers here!) was a fitting conclusion to a show that’s had everyone talking. Can it avoid the fate of other once-mighty reality juggernauts? That’s it then. The curiously pristine SUVs are back in the garage, the cloaks are off to the (…)
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