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
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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)
The non-celebrity Apprentice will return to NBC for a seventh season, the network just announced. Just under a year ago, NBC posted and removed a casting notice for the regular edition, which hasn’t aired in three years.
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Regular Apprentice will return to NBC with a flimsy connection to the recession (source: Realityblurred.com)
The non-celebrity Apprentice will return to NBC for a seventh season, the network just announced. Just under a year ago, NBC posted and removed a casting notice for the regular edition, which hasn’t aired in three years. There’s not been official word about the return date, but it will probably air in the fall
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Regular Apprentice will return to NBC with a flimsy connection to the recession
Last week, The CW debuted High Society, a docudrama following Tinsley Mortimer and other New York socialites including Jules Kirby and Paul Johnson Calderon.
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Jules Kirby says her bigoted High Society remarks were ”scripted,” but interview video suggests otherwise (source: Realityblurred.com)
Last week, The CW debuted High Society, a docudrama following Tinsley Mortimer and other New York socialites including Jules Kirby and Paul Johnson Calderon.
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Jules Kirby says her bigoted High Society remarks were "scripted," but interview video suggests otherwise
One of MTV’s newest series, My Life as Liz, concludes its first season tonight at 10:30 p.m. ET, and has generated some conversation about how real it is. The opening both addresses and mocks that, as Liz says in a voice-over, “This is so stupid,” and then types, “The people, places, and stories you are about to see are all real…at least the way I see it.” She then adds, “Whatever
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MTV’s latest fake reality show, My Life as Liz, breaks new ground with its fakeness
One of MTV’s newest series, My Life as Liz, concludes its first season tonight at 10:30 p.m. ET, and has generated some conversation about how real it is. The opening both addresses and mocks that, as Liz says in a voice-over, “This is so stupid,” and then…
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MTV’s latest fake reality show, My Life as Liz, breaks new ground with its fakeness (source: Realityblurred.com)
Dancing with the Stars’ seventh-season winner Brooke Burke will return to the show as its new co-host, replacing Samantha Harris, who quit to babble incoherently elsewhere.
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Brooke Burke replacing Samantha Harris as Dancing with the Stars co-host
Disqualified American Idol contestant Chris Golightly wasn’t eligible to audition for American Idol because he signed a two-year contract on May 30, 2009, according to the record company, although that company was willing to release Chris.
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Chris Golightly was under contract with a record company that was willing to release him
