Viewers think they have unlocked a filming clue. Picture: BBC/Twitter As the Faithfuls struggle to banish the Traitors, viewers spot a filming 'error' which could actually help them win the game. The Traitors has captivated reality show addicts with its ruthless tactics and double-crossing contestants, but viewers have pointed out a filming 'error' they believe gives the game away. TV riddle-solvers highlighted a 'flaw' in the format that allows the on-screen players to work out who is a Faithful by process of elimination.

Getty UPDATE 4:14 PM PT -- Tom Menas -- who previously coached the Empire to two championships -- will return to his former position of head coach ... after initially being fired days before the season. UPDATE Brown tweeted about the move before quickly deleting it ... but it just goes to show he is still wearing his ownership cap despite all the chaos. Antonio Brown's tenure as a football team owner is allegedly off to a horrific start -- the controversial former NFL star is being accused of running the organization into the ground .

There's nothing Darcey and Stacey Silva think they can't do. In this exclusive clip from Monday's new episode of Darcey & Stacey, the twins head to a recording studio to record an original song for the launch of their clothing brand House of Eleven's collaboration with Impossible Kicks. But the producer they're working with is quickly horrified at their singing abilities. The twins write a song called "I'm on Top" and are clearly feeling it.

BTS member Jin is giving his fans an update on his mandatory military service. The 30-year-old K-Pop star took to the social media platform Weverse to share new photos of himself in uniform after completing five weeks of basic training in South Korea.  "I'm having fun. I'm posting a photo with permission from the military," Jin wrote (per CNN). "Army, always be happy and stay well." Jin, who is the oldest member of the hit K-pop group, is the first to enlist for the mandatory service.

An appeals court on Monday blocked a Texas district attorney from pursuing child pornography charges against Netflix for showing the French film “Cuties.” In a 3-0 ruling, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court injunction that put the prosecution on an indefinite hold.