Culture This article is more than 20 years oldRecorded deliveranceThis article is more than 20 years oldRupert SmithPundits like to scratch their heads over "the next development in reality television", if only so that they have something new to disapprove of. Channel 4 revealed that brave next step last night: instead of exploiting gullible, fame-hungry nobodies and turning them into stars, you just kidnap them, force them to do degrading acts in front of the camera and then ride to glory on a wave of courtroom publicity.

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Tee Grizzley's pen is nothing to play with. He's currently revving up for the release of Chapters Of The Trenches, his second project of the year. This morning, the Detroit rapper unveiled the third story off of the project, "Ms Evans 1," where he describes a secret student-teacher affair with a suspenseful cliffhanger at the end. It looks like we'll only find out what happens next once Chapters Of The Trenches drops on October 14th.

Updated Redeem now A woman is suing the city of Meridian, Idaho, over its ban on living in mobile homes.  Chasidy Decker bought her tiny home because she couldn't afford a traditional house. City officials told her she can't live in it legally despite paying rent to park it in a yard. A woman who bought a tiny home is taking legal action against her city, which threatened to fine her $1,000 a day if she continued living in it because the action left her unhoused.

Ana de Armas put on a very stylish display in a white t-shirt and a pair of mid-rise paisley skinny jeans on Wednesday.  While the 32-year-old Knives Out actress strutted around a number of luxury stores and boutique shops at the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, she toted a black leather purse from Christian Dior. In accordance with Los Angeles' mask mandate, the beauty kept her mouth and nose covered under a white disposable face mask amid the COVID-19 pandemic.