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'The Swan' contestants reveal lasting scars of reality TV’s extreme makeover - AOL (opens the original)
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When Beth Harris joined the Fox reality show "The Swan," she said she struggled with her self-esteem and craved a makeover after the birth of her son. After going under the knife for nearly 10 cosmetic surgeries and becoming a finalist on the first season, she says she left with more insecurities than she started with − and no realistic way to address them. When her boob job became asymmetrical, she tells USA TODAY she couldn't afford to fix it and began wearing a prosthetic implant. "The quote
Emmys spark controversy after no actors of color win, #EmmysSoWhite resurfaces - AOL (opens the original)
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In 2015, #OscarsSoWhite became a social media phenomenon when all acting nominations at the Oscars excluded people of color. The following year, acting nominations went to white actors again, prompting a flood of people to raise concern about racial inequity in entertainment. By 2021, #EmmysSoWhite started to bubble up for the same reason, with all acting roles in the comedy, drama and limited series categories at the Emmys going to white actors. And now, five years later, people are beginning t
O.J. Simpson's bizarre 'Juiced' show exposed in new doc with unseen footage - AOL (opens the original)
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O.J. Simpson fueled up on fame. Nearly a decade after the late NFL star was acquitted of the double homicide of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, he and a crew decided to put together a hidden-camera TV show. In it, Simpson pulled pranks on strangers dressed as a Ford Bronco salesman, a durag-wearing rapper, a pizza delivery man, an Elvis Presley impersonator and an elderly, white man. At the end of the gag, he'd say, "You've been juiced." Some welcomed the surprise. Others were left with a
How Jodie Sweetin honors late 'Full House' costar Bob Saget in stand-up shows - AOL (opens the original)
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Jodie Sweetin is opening up about how "Full House" co-stars Bob Saget and Dave Coulier have inspired her sense of humor and influenced her comedy show, "Smoke Show with Jodie Sweetin." Sweetin, who played a young Stephanie Tanner in "Full House," tells USA TODAY that she was fortunate to grow up on a set that celebrated witty, unfiltered slapstick humor. Saget, who played her widowed father Danny Tanner in "Full House," made audiences laugh with his spring cleaning obsession and his unconvention
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