In March, The Amazing Race 16 contestant Louie Stravato was linked to a cop cocaine ring and put on desk duty, and he remains there today as the investigation is ongoing. In a post-elimination interview, he told People that he couldn’t comment, but also said he’s basically not guilty: “Unfortunately, I’m still on desk duty and I can’t comment, although I’d love to, because it’s an ongoing investigation
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TAR’s Louie: "I’m confident I’ll be cleared" in cocaine investigation; Mike: "we flashed our badges" to get help
After three separate guest performances and a lot of extended chatter, American Idol 9 lost its first finalist: Lacey Brown. That was as unsurprising as the bottom three, which also included Paige Miles and Tim Urban. If there was any surprise, it was that Tim wasn’t in the bottom two, and when Ryan Seacrest sent him back to safety, he gave us that now-familiar look of surprise that appears on his face every time he…
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Lacey Brown out of Idol as judges’ save returns, Seacrest spoils results for west coast
A French game show asked contestants to electrocute fellow contestants when they answered questions incorrectly, and they did so as the audience chanted and demanded punishment. But the electrocution wasn’t real–the recipients are actors–and the show was actually created for a documentary that recreates Yale social psychologist Stanley Milgram’s 1960s experiments in obedience
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Game show contestants electrocuted others on France’s Game of Death; it was really a social experiment
A French game show asked contestants to electrocute fellow contestants when they answered questions incorrectly, and they did so as the audience chanted and demanded punishment. But the electrocution wasn’t real–the recipients are actors–and the show was… (source: Realityblurred.com) – RSS and News widget on Feedzilla.com
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Game show contestants electrocuted others on France’s Game of Death; it was really a social experiment (source: Realityblurred.com)
TV News: ‘SamSam’ nabs animation award — Hard-boiled crime drama “Mafiosa,” one of Canal Plus’ most popular original skeins, took the TV France Intl. fiction series export award at the 16th French Film and TV Producers Assn.
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‘Mafiosa’ takes French export prize
The fascinating depths of Paris Hilton are explored in a documentary that MTV will debut Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m. ET, repeating it Friday at 4 p.m
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MTV airs Paris Hilton documentary Paris, Not France
