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The contestant beat The Vixen by a whopping 10 questions in an amazing solo effort.

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Dina Lohan is marrying a stranger and "Catfish" star Nev Schulman can't wait.

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Nazanin Boniadi and Betty Gabriel talk about TV show Counterpart.

John Campbell last night made a surprise return to a prime time news anchor slot.

Barry shut down a troll who felt the need to comment on her Facebook about her thighs.

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An anti-racism banner obscured Brash from the crowd

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She claimed to be quitting comedy for good but Hannah Gadsby is back

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A GG revival is "in discussion" and we're really hoping it happens.

Rene Naufahu spent a year on home detention for indecently assaulting six women.

The new Amy Poehler-produced comedy is thought-provoking and ambitious entertainment.

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