Let me tell you this, one thing I'm grateful for right now is the return of Peacock's The Traitors and MTV's RuPaul's Drag Race. With everything going on, we need some good distraction that only reality TV can offer. And today on the Parting Shot podcast, I'm chatting with the Bachelor in Paradise bartender Wells Adams about his time on The Traitors. He played a great game, just not great enough. That said he was a charming presence during his time on the Emmy-winning reality competition series.
Here's what else is poppin' in pop culture...
That's it for me today. We won't have a newsletter on Monday because of the holiday, but I'll be back on Wednesday! Keep scrolling for more entertainment news.
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While the wildfires are still burning across Los Angeles County and leaving massive destruction, celebrities have donated funds to help communities rebuild.
The Palisades and Eaton fires are two of the worst blazes in the county's history. Both have caused unprecedented devastation since they began on January 7, with thousands of residents losing their homes and more being forced to evacuate. Two more fires, Lidia and Kenneth, broke out on January 8 and 9. So far, at least 25 people have been confirmed dead.
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