Are you ready for The Traitors round 2? Earlier this week, it was revealed that The Traitors would return for a second season in the New Year, launching on 3 January and therefore airing a little over a year after the first one received widespread praise from critics and viewers alike.  I don't know about you, but I was totally encaptured by it and was swiftly and utterly invested in the goings on at the Scottish castle - and now I'm counting down the days for season two.

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Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life gave us a chance to catch up with some of our favorite fictional people from Stars Hollow, Hartford, and even Yale. In some cases, this was a wonderful experience (see: Luke and Lorelai's relationship and literally everything about Paris). In others, said experience was the actual worst (see: World's Worst Journalist/Decision-Maker Rory Gilmore). But sadly, some characters who are near and dear to our hearts were handed a truly awful 2016.

Spread the love              Quinton Jhovonne Mack was born in South Florida and reared there. In addition to his bachelor’s degree from Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, he also has a film degree from the International Academy of Film and Television in Los Angeles. He has offices in Miami, Florida, and Madrid, Spain. The Silver Ace Award for exceptional filmmaking was presented to him at the 2012 Las Vegas Picture Festival for his work on the film… Quinton Mack Net Worth : $ 8 Million Lets check out updated 2021 Quinton Mack Net Worth Income Salary report which is given below :

While Britney Spears may forever hold the bragging rights for catapulting the term "Work, Bitch!" into pop culture back in 2013, there's no denying that RuPaul, mother of all things glam and fab on RuPaul's Drag Race, has successfully launched the world of drag queens into the mainstream. (We still love you, Brit.) The show—one of TV's most entertaining and well-written shows on today, in my opinion—takes 14 queens (men decked out in eyelashes, wigs, pumps, and plenty of concealer) through rough-and-tumble competitions, which stem from lip-synching Cher anthems to nailing celebrity impersonations.