RuPaulÔÇÖs Drag Race UK Season 2 by Georgia Glenn When the 1st season of RuPaulÔÇÖs Drag Race UK sadly faded from our screens in 2019, I thought ÔÇ£how on earth will they top it?!ÔÇØ. I mean, we had ÔÇ£Much betta!ÔÇØ, the Frock Destroyers and DivinaÔÇÖs red wig and a silver dress dramaÔǪ Then, as a glimmer of hope, season 2 arrived to grace us with … Continue reading “We’re All Born Naked And The Rest Is Drag”
Nid yw eleniÔÇÖn flwyddyn arferol, ac rydym ni wedi dod i arfer ├ó llawer o newidiadau. Newid arall sydd i ddod yw lleoliad y rhaglen adnabyddus ÔÇÿIÔÇÖm a Celebrity… Get Met Out of Here!ÔÇÖ ar sianel ITV, a fydd yn cael ei ffilmio yng Nghastell Gwrych, Abergele eleni. Dyma fydd 20fed gyfres y rhaglen, ac mae gwylwyr ar bigauÔÇÖr drain eisiau gwybod sut fydd criw … Continue reading IÔÇÖm a Celebrity… Gad imi Ddianc Rhag Gogledd Cymru!
Megan Evans on Ru PaulÔÇÖs Drag Race My favourite reality show to binge watch during quarantine is currently Ru PaulÔÇÖs Drag Race. Season 12 is currently airing each week on Netflix, and there is something comforting with the format of the show, being slightly like a reality show such as Big Brother but much more engaging and entertaining and a completely separate ordeal. It is much more attentive and better … Continue reading Binge-Worthy Reality TV Perfect for Quarantine
By Amelia Field Social experiments are something which have cropped up recently on Netflix and the psychologist within me has always been quick to jump on the bandwagon and binge watch every one of them. With a combination of strikes and now quarantine I have been able to immerse myself in these shows and quickly lose faith in knowing that no tv show will ever … Continue reading Social Experiments on Netflix
By Rebecca Astill Reality TV and mental health are two topics becoming increasingly intertwined in todayÔÇÖs society. ITVÔÇÖs Love Island forefronts the debate between creating ÔÇÿgoodÔÇÖ television, and its effect on the individualsÔÇÖ mental health. This season has already sparked Ofcom complaints and concerns for the health of the islanders, including Anna and AmberÔÇÖs reactions towards Danny following YewandeÔÇÖs exit, JoeÔÇÖs perceived controlling behaviour towards … Continue reading Are Love Island’s new Mental Health Measures Enough?
By Meg Sharma The many successful years of shows like Love Island, Take Me Out, and Ex on the Beach have proved one thing – the British public are obsessed with watching and commenting on other peopleÔÇÖs love lives. Whether we all just love a gossip or are just a bit nosy, itÔÇÖs hard to avoid these shows and the inevitable ÔÇÿOMG did you SEE … Continue reading The Bi Life: A Long Time Coming
By Bethany Griffiths I think itÔÇÖs safe to say that this summer could go down in history as being one of the most eventful the UK has ever seen (probably a slight overreaction, but): weÔÇÖve recorded some of the highest temperatures on record for June and July, and weÔÇÖve seen the madness unfold on our streets as England actually made it to the semi finals … Continue reading The Dark Side of Reality TV?
Chloe May discusses the rise of the ÔÇÿYouTube FamilyÔÇÖ and questions whether you can really make a career out of filming your day-to-day life. Home videos: every family has them. The thought of my parents deciding that my rendition of ÔÇÿWhen Santa got Stuck Up The ChimneyÔÇÖ, aged six, was worthy of being posted on the internet is a bizarre one. An even more bizarre … Continue reading The Modern Family
Rachel Moloney takes the ‘unreality’ series as a starting point for her television-based rant Continue reading “Are you not entertained?”
