The Traitors can win a huge amount of money should they make it to the end. Picture: BBC By Alice Dear @According2Al This is how much money the winner or winners of The Traitors could win as series two kicks off. Listen to this article Loading audio... The Traitors series two saw 22 new contestants arrive at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands in a bid to bag a potentially huge prize fund.
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Jessica Simpson reveals in her upcoming memoir that she was sexually abused as a young girl and that years later she numbed her emotional pain from it, and from other stressors, with alcohol and pills. The 39-year-old singer and fashion mogul had never spoken about either subject before. In her memoir, Open Book, Simpson said she got sober in November 2017 and has not had a drink since then. "Giving up the alcohol was easy," she said, according to an excerpt People magazine published on Wednesday.
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In the new movie Still Alice, Julianne Moore plays Alice Howland, a 50-year-old linguistics professor at Columbia with a razor-sharp intellect. She's at the prime of her career, but gradually she starts to forget things. She loses her way, she gets fuzzy — and she is soon diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. The movie charts her rapid decline and her struggle to hold on to her sense of self. "She is someone who has always defined herself by her intellect, and now that that's something she can't depend on, she's finding that she doesn't really know who she is,"