Why new series of The Masked Singer could be in jeopardy – report

The Masked Singer, which is probably the most Covid-safe show around right now, it’s hard not to wonder if someone slipped a hallucinogenic into your Christmas pudding.  For the uninitiated, the UK version of The Masked Singer – based on the South Korean game show – disguises celebrities in elaborate costumes and makes them sing pop covers to a panel of judges (Rita Ora, Davina McCall, Jonathan Ross and new judge Mo Gilligan).

direct to your inboxThe Masked Singer became a surprise TV hit when it launched back in January. In case you have forgotten, the bonkers ITV singing competition sees 12 famous faces compete to pull off the best performance, with their identity elaborately concealed behind a mask.

direct to your inboxGogglebox has become a Friday night TV staple.And fans were gutted to learn last week that it was the final episode of the most recent series.It won't be the last we see of the Channel 4 hit in 2020 as there's a big change before the end of year.There will be three separate Gogglebox specials aired between now and the start of 2021 with a look back at some of the best moments from both the normal and celebrity series.This starts with Celebrity Gogglebox: Best of 2020 which

 Cardi B  makes anything look fun, which is why she’s the perfect person to host her new series, Cardi Tries, where the rapper tries her hand at ballet, basketball, and more activities she’s never done before.

Samuel L. Jackson has just boarded the second series-starring role of his career.

Cardi B is venturing out of her comfort zone, and she’s doing it while the cameras roll.

Pam & Tommy.The actors will be playing the former Playboy star and Mötley Crüe drummer in a new original limited series for Hulu, following the pair’s marriage in 1995 through to the birth of their children and the leak of their honeymoon sex tape.Deadline reports that Seth Rogen is also on board to star, playing the man who stole the tape, while the project will be led by I, Tonya director Craig Gillespie, with Rob Siegel on writing duties.The series will be comprised of eight episodes, and

One Tree Hill stars James Lafferty and Stephen Colletti reunited for a new comedy series that was just acquired by Hulu!