Channel 9 casts this individual on MAFS. Thanks for the background check, Murdoch. When it comes to violence against women, Australia seems to say, “Why not? This will attract viewers.”

Channel 9 casts this individual on MAFS. Thanks for the background check, Murdoch. When it comes to violence against women, Australia seems to say, “Why not? This will attract viewers.”
Looking for Domestic Alternatives to Bourbon With everything going on in the U.S., I’ve been focusing more on supporting local products lately. I’m a fan of bourbon whiskey, but since
I bought my ticket through tixel.com and I’m not sure what to do next. I’m new to Tixel and haven’t received my ticket yet, even though I’ve already made the
Is the documentary “Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke” really available on Disney Plus? I keep running into this issue where Google claims a show is on
It’s really concerning to see someone with a history of violence being given a platform on a show like MAFS. It raises serious questions about the values and ethics behind reality TV programming. Prioritizing ratings over the safety and well-being of individuals is a troubling trend. We need to hold these networks accountable and demand better standards when it comes to casting decisions, especially for shows that have such a significant impact on public perception and culture. It’s time to put the wellbeing of people ahead of entertainment.