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The upcoming episode of “The Weakest Link” promises an exciting lineup of celebrity contestants. Titled “Episode 8,” it will air on BBC One and features a mix of well-known personalities. The contestants include Aisling Bea, La Voix, Ben Bailey Smith, Anna Richardson, Samantha Kinghorn, Will Best, Jason Byrne, and Jacqui Joseph.

Viewers can expect a fun and competitive atmosphere as these celebrities face off in the quiz show. Each contestant will try to answer questions correctly while also strategizing to avoid being voted off by their peers. The dynamic between the contestants is likely to add an entertaining twist to the game, with humor and rivalry expected to unfold.

As the episode progresses, the tension will build, leading to the crucial moments where contestants must decide who they believe is the weakest link. The stakes are high,...

The controversial dating series Naked Attraction is now available for U.S. audiences to watch and it’s getting so much buzz that it’s currently the #1 TV show on Max.

The show definitely is not for everyone, and there is a clear warning that is shown before every episode.

The British dating game show, which first premiered in 2016, features a person choosing between six potential dates and eliminating them based on their fully naked bodies, which are revealed one body part at a time.

Head inside to check out the warning…

So, what’s the warning?

Max tells audiences before every episode, “The following series is intended only for mature audiences. It contains full frontal nudity, coarse language, and graphic discussions about the human body. Viewer discretion is advised.”

The show’s host Anna Richardson recently was very open and honest open her sex life in her 50s.

Watch the show’s trailer below!

There are new dating shows popping up every day. People eat them up and love every moment of drama that comes from beautiful people spending prolonged periods of time together. But whatever happened to the quick, one-and-done dating shows? The ones where people just went on a date and saw what happened?

With the advent of shows like The Bachelor, we’ve all been shifted to these “can I steal you for a minute?” type shows. There are big revelations and even bigger plot twists. Larger-than-life personalities mixed with perfect teeth and ample amounts of alcohol. But what if that was all literally stripped away? Then you’d have Naked Attraction.

The Brits Do It Better

In the US, we are left with a very specific set of shows due to arcane rules regarding decency. It is a holdover from the 1968 implementation of the MPAA censorship guidelines. These were holdovers...

Naked Attraction is one of the latest phenomenons on television after finally being made available to U.S. audiences.

The British dating game show, which first premiered in 2016, features a person choosing between six potential dates and eliminating them based on their fully naked bodies, which are revealed one body part at a time.

The show led to an interesting conversation at The View‘s hot topics table earlier this week!

Naked Attraction is hosted by British TV personality Anna Richardson, who hasn’t been shy about discussing her own sex life.

Keep reading to find out more…

Anna recently chatted with The Mirror about how her new relationship with Simon Marks has given her a “huge injection of energy” into her love life.

“There’s something wonderful about meeting somebody new that makes you realize, ‘Oh, I’m not dead from the waist down! Actually, I can experience amazing...

Across sexualities and gender spectrums, any modern-day single who desires romance and companionship will likely agree that dating is a shit show. As we’ve become more connected as a society, the expectations around it are increasingly fractured. Adults, especially those living in large metropolises, typically have jampacked schedules, making it challenging to find time for those who aren’t already close friends, loved ones or colleagues. Moreover, people possess varied desires and expectations, which can make things increasingly uncomfortable when trying to find a match. While dating websites gloat about offering endless options, predators, misogynists and everyone in between often use those platforms to prey on unsuspecting victims. Finding love can be a terrifying endeavor.

Television has long been in the business of monetizing love. From “Love Island” to “Love Is Blind,” a new warped version of “The Dating Game” is always underway. Now, the British nude-based reality dating...

HBO Chairman and CEO Casey Bloys addressed the inclusion of U.K. series “Naked Attraction” on Max, which prompted a viral craze after it was quietly added to the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streamer last week.

“That show has been on in the U.K. for I want to say six seasons — it was part of a whole library deal,” Bloys explained Wednesday at the Code Conference.

“I just want to make one point because I think I know the point that you’re probably trying to make as, ‘Oh my gosh, can you imagine that show next to… your prestige show?'” Bloys continued. “I will remind you that HBO is the home of ‘Real Sex’ and ‘Cathouse’… Going back to the ‘You need an entire a mix of programming’ — this programming serves its purpose.”

Debuting in 2016, “Naked Attraction” is not your typical dating show. The series, hosted by Anna Richardson,...

Naked Attraction, a British reality series that features a form of full frontal nudity, has been making headlines after it was added to streaming service Max.

The series has become a surprise hit on the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streamer, jumping to number one on its most popular list as of today.

U.S. audiences may be just learning about the show, but it’s been on air in the UK on Channel 4 since 2016 and is in its sixth season and caused plenty of headlines on the other side of the pond, including a raft of complaints to British regulator Ofcom.

Casey Bloys, CEO and Chairman of CEO and Max Content, speaking at the Code conference, said that the show was part of a “whole library deal.”

Naked Attraction is produced by Studio Lambert, the production company behind series such as Netflix’s The Circle and Peacock’s The Traitors.

The people have spoken, and they want to see the peen.

Naked Attraction has surged to capture the top spot on Max streaming service’s “Most Popular” series list a week after its U.S. release.

That’s pretty impressive for a 7-year-old British reality show that was added to Max with zero fanfare on Sept. 20. Media coverage and online chatter surged following a Hollywood Reporter story over the weekend pointing out that the controversial series had been added to the service. Max’s Top 10 is based on the number of unique accounts viewing relatively recently added content (so legacy titles like The Sopranos are not included). The show’s official ratings from Nielsen won’t be available for weeks.

The dating series features singles who judge and eliminate nude prospective dates. The show features close-up, full-frontal nudity and plenty of graphic discussion, though no sex is shown.

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Sick of Tinder, Bumble, OKCupid and other dating apps? Maybe “dating in reverse” might do the trick.

With reality dating shows like “Love is Blind,” “FBoy Island,” “Dated & Related,” “Milf Manor” and others, it seems like unconventional dating shows are gaining in popularity. However, the U.K.’s “Naked Attraction” just cuts right to the chase with uncensored full frontal nudity — and it’s now available to stream it on Max.

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In fact, it’s so popular that it was a topic of discussion on “The View.” “I’m embarrassed to admit I got so obsessed with this show we binged it yesterday,” revealed co-host Sunny Hostin. “And I learned things I have never heard of in my life. It was one...

It’s like being on Tinder, but so much worse.

One of the U.K.’s most infamous dating shows (censored trailer below) was quietly added to the Max streaming service last week, and it’s already causing quite a stir.

The streamer has imported six seasons of Naked Attraction, a game show that promises to “start where a good date often ends — naked.” In each episode, a single “chooser” critiques and eliminates six potential dates standing on a stage by scrutinizing their fully nude bodies, which are gradually revealed one part at a time (faces are revealed last). When only two potential dates remain, the chooser strips out of their own clothes too, giving the remaining two contestants the opportunity to critique them. The final couple then go out on a date, with their clothes on.

The episodes on Max are uncensored, but have added a warning at the...

Presenter of Channel 4’s Naked Attraction, Anna Richardson is returning with a second series of her podcast It Can’t Just Be Me. The show sees Anna with a celebrity guest and a resident expert trying to solve listener dilemmas. Together, the panel tackle a variety of issues, sharing their thoughts, life experiences and expertise as they aim to provide the tools to manage each problem.

Inclusive fashion brand Simply Be is launching a new podcast series, hosted by Fleur East, who will be talking to some of the UK’s leading female icons as they share their remarkable journeys of perseverance and personal achievement. Shaping Success is the result of a new content partnership between Simply Be and Platform Media, negotiated by the7stars.

In the first episode of the 10-part weekly series, available Thursday 17 August 2023, East interviews Olympic champion Dame Denise Lewis, as she discusses her inspiration, heroes and the moments that made it all worth it.

Other upcoming guests appearing on Shaping Success include:

Alex Light - body confidence and self-acceptance coach Emily Scarratt - England Rugby star Dr Zoe Williams, This Morning Gp and author of You Grow Girl! Munroe Bergdorf - model, writer and trans activist Anna Richardson - Television presenter, writer and journalist Mutya Buena - Sugababes icon and award-winning...

Mags Creative, the U.K.-based podcast studio founded by sisters Faith and Hannah Russell, has signed with CAA.

The independent production company is behind It Can’t Just Be Me, a lifestyle podcast from Channel 4’s Naked Attraction presenter Anna Richardson; Deliciously Ella, a health and wellness show from food writer Ella Mills; and Carolina Herrera Presents: Walk Tall, a career and workplace podcast with host Toni Tone.

Major brand partners include Google, Women’s Health magazine, Lelo and Barry’s. Recent accolades include the best network award at the 2022 British Podcast Awards and prizes at the 2022 Audio and Radio Industry Awards.

CAA will work with Mags Creative to identify adaptations across film, TV, publishing and live entertainment based on the studio’s podcast IP. The studio will also join CAA’s growing roster of international podcast studios, including Podimo, Kerning Cultures and Paradiso Media.

“We’re thrilled...

UK media regulator Ofcom has ruled out an investigation into ITV’s coverage of King Charles III’s Coronation after a record number of complaints about comments made by Bridgerton star Adjoa Andoh.

Ofcom received 8,372 messages from disgruntled viewers after Andoh accused the royal family of being “terribly white” as they took to the Buckingham Palace balcony to mark the crowning of King Charles last month.

“We’ve gone from the rich diversity of the [Westminster] Abbey to a terribly white balcony. I’m very struck by that,” she told ITV hosts Julie Etchingham and Tom Bradby.

In what was comfortably the most complained about moment on British TV this year, viewers said they found the comments offensive and said they amounted to racial discrimination.

Ofcom has decided, however, that no further action is necessary as the regulator continues to emphasize the importance of freedom of expression on UK television.

Reflecting...

Broadcaster Anna Richardson is launching new agony aunt podcast, It Can’t Just Be Me. In the new podcast from Podimo and Mags Creative, Anna will be answering listeners’ dilemmas and no topic is off-limits. Drawing on her honest and judgement-free presenting style, Anna will speak with celebrity and expert guests to answer dilemmas sent in from listeners around the UK.

Channel 4 has received nearly 1,300 Ofcom complaints over its controversial show Naked Education.

Presented by Anna Richardson and created by the team behind Naked Attraction, the educational show about body positivity aired on Channel 4 earlier this month.

In the first episode, a group of 14 to 16-year-olds were taught about body hair, with the segment concluding with four adults stripping off in front of them to show diversity in other people’s bodies.

The four adults also spoke to the teenagers about their own issues with body image and the topic of pubic hair.

The series was hotly debated on social media and daytime TV, with Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway saying: “There’s something about the physicality of a stranger being naked in front of a teenager which I just feel uncomfortable about, because of all the things that we read about.”

Ofcom has now confirmed that they have...

The gloves are off for Channel 4’s Naked Education.

UK media regulator Ofcom has received 1,297 complaints about the controversial body image show, as anger grows at a format that parades naked adults in front of young teenagers.

The complaints were a combined figure for the first two episodes of the six-part season, which broadcasts on Channel 4 in the UK on Tuesday nights.

Presented by Anna Richardson, the show depicts full-frontal nudity before the 9Pm watershed, a threshold in the UK that protects young viewers from potentially harmful content.

Ofcom is yet to decide whether it will launch an investigation into Naked Education, but Channel 4 has robustly defended the format, which is made by All3Media-owned Betty TV.

Ian Katz, Channel 4’s Chief Content Officer, said Naked Education‘s ambition to confront body image anxiety was “valuable public service broadcasting.”

“Anyone who suggests that the Channel 4 show Naked Education promotes...

Channel 4’s new series Naked Education became the subject of debate on Good Morning Britain today (6 April).

The show, from the producers of the equally controversial programme Naked Attraction, is presented by Anna Richardson, Yinka Bokinni, and Dr Alex George, and focuses on body positivity.

In the first episode, which debuted on Tuesday night (4 April), a group of teenagers aged 14 to 16 years old were taught about body hair. The segment concluded with four adults stripping off in front of them to show the diversity of people’s bodies.

The four adults also spoke to the teenagers, telling them of their own issues with body image. They also discussed the subject of pubic hair with one another.

Naked Education became the subject of discussion on Thursday morning’s (6 April) episode of Good Morning Britain with guests debating whether a similar concept could be rolled out in schools.

Gmb host Adil Ray...

London, UK, Monday 13th February – Audio entertainment platform and podcast production studio Podimo has announced 20+ new podcasts made in partnership with leading UK production companies Listen, Mags Creative, Message Heard, TellTale Industries, Tortoise, Vespucci and What’s The Story Sounds.

Founded in 2019, Podimo has become the fastest growing podcast subscription service in Europe, growing 5x Year-on-Year. The app is currently available in Denmark, Norway, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands, Finland, and across Latin America, and is expanding to more countries soon.

Podimo creates original content that can travel, amplifying the voices of creators from around the world, and has seen translation success across multiple markets with popular and award-winning shows like Forgotten: Women of Juárez and Murder In the North. Its previous productions in the UK include the chart-topping and award-nominated podcast The Missing hosted by Pandora Sykes, You Don’t Know Me with Chloe Combi and Letters From A Killer with Sky Studios’ Transistor Films.

David Baddiel brought out an agenda-shifting new documentary called Jews Don’t Count on Monday night (21 November), and it’s kept people talking ever since.

In the show, which aired on Channel 4, the author and comedian argues that antisemitism isn’t considered to be as unacceptable as other forms of discrimination, even among those who are vocal in their support of other minority groups.

Stars including David Schwimmer, Stephen Fry, Sarah Silverman and Miriam Margolyes talk to Baddiel on camera about their experiences of antisemitism in the documentary, which is a follow-up to Baddiel’s 2021 book of the same title.

Many have been praising the programme on Twitter, with actor Eddie Marsan writing: “#jewsdontcount the original book by @Baddiel was absolutely fascinating and the @Channel4 documentary tonight was just as enlightening. Heartbreaking to see my old mate @andynyman sharing the difficulty he’s faced but his last exchange with David was hilarious.

Former Channel 4 deputy director of programs and head of popular factual Kelly Webb-Lamb has set up a new production company.

Mothership Productions will focus on global formats and “ideas of scale” across the unscripted genres. The new outfit has already hit the ground running with a senior team that includes Charlotte Desai, Gilly Greenslade and Gudren Claire.

“After 25 years in the industry on both sides of the pitching/buying table, it felt like it was time to take the leap and have a go at doing it for myself,” said Webb-Lamb. “I can’t honestly believe I’ve managed to persuade such a brilliant group of women to come along for the ride with me. We are super ambitious — and intend to make some properly great, entertaining, warm and witty programmes — and have a lot of fun.”

Webb-Lamb is one of the U.K. TV industry’s most well-respected executives.

“Heartstopper’s” Kit Connor, Joe Locke, Yasmin Finney and William Gao are set to appear in a Pride-themed episode of “Celebrity Gogglebox.”

“Gogglebox” is the long-running Channel 4 unscripted series that sees regular people and their family and friends reacting to television shows that aired the previous week. In the celebrity version, well-known faces are joined by their friends and family.

So far Shaun Ryder, Rylan, Oli Mabuse, Micah Richards, Zoe Ball and Mel C have appeared on Season 4 of “Celebrity Gogglebox.”

Tomorrow the “Heartstopper” crew will join them in an episode dedicate to Pride. The episode will also feature Ian “H” Watkins, Claire Richards and Faye Tozer of 1990s pop band Steps, Tia Kofi and Lawrence Chaney from “RuPaul’s Drag Race U.K.”, television host Anna Richardson, comedians Mae Martin & Lolly Adefope and reality TV maitre’d Fred Sirieix and his partner Fruitcake.

Among the shows the “Heartstopper...

The British television industry is a "toxic" environment with companies paying only "lip service" to allegations of sexual harassment and bullying, according to a new report. The survey, conducted by the Edinburgh International Television Festival and ITN-produced 5 News, found that more than half of respondents had experienced sexual harassment at work and more than four-fifths had not reported it. British television presenter Anna Richardson, who hosts shows including…...

Sue Perkins has said that Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain has been transformed into an incredible icon.

The presenter also told ITV's Lorraine that she could only speculate about the immense appeal of the BBC One competition, whose final was the most-watched TV show of the year so far.

Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya on her victory: 'I don't drink but I feel trollied'

"She is a star, and it's quite something to watch her go from someone lacking confidence to this incredible icon that she is now," Sue said of Nadiya.

She added of Bake Off's popularity: "I don't know, because I'm in it, but I guess it's very genuine and what you see is what you get.

"And the four of us in the centre of it just really love each other and we have fun and all we want to do is to make...

Sue Perkins is considering adoption. The 'Great British Bake Off' host recently revealed she is unable to have children due to a benign tumour on her pituitary gland but hasn't ruled out starting a family. She said: ''One day, maybe, I might be privileged enough to adopt a kid. But I don't know where you find a child. ''There aren't just children wandering around, and if there are you should probably go to a police station. You can't take them into your house. Who knows, every door is open. It's good.'' The 46-year-old comedian - who is dating TV presenter Anna Richardson - also...

Sue Perkins is considering adoption. The 'Great British Bake Off' host recently revealed she is unable to have children due to a benign tumour on her pituitary gland but hasn't ruled out starting a family. She said: ''One day, maybe, I might be privileged enough to adopt a kid. But I don't know where you find a child. ''There aren't just children wandering around, and if there are you should probably go to a police station. You can't take them into your house. Who knows, every door is open. It's good.'' The 46-year-old comedian - who is dating TV presenter Anna Richardson - also...

Sue Perkins has recalled her shock at a doctor's homophobic response when he informed her that she was unable to have children.

The Great British Bake Off presenter discovered she was infertile in 2007, due to a benign brain tumour in the pituitary gland. In an extract from her memoir Spectacles (published in The Sunday Times Magazine), she recalled her upset when a consultant had claimed that her being gay made the news that she was unable to conceive "easier".

Perkins remembers the doctor telling her: "Oh, Ok. Well that makes it easier. You're infertile. You can't have kids."

Revealing that she eventually complained about the consultant a year after their conversation, the TV star added: "It really hit me, as it hits a lot of people, I'm sure, when it's too late, this is not going to happen.

"I can't now have it as an out-of-sight, out-of-mind possibility, lurking. Although...

Sue Perkins has a benign brain tumour. The 'Great British Bake Off' host has revealed doctors discovered a growth on her pituitary gland, which controls hormones in the body, eight years ago, but considers herself ''lucky.'' The 45-year-old comedienne said: ''I'm lucky that it's benign so it's not in itself a worrying thing. ''Sometimes it's big and makes me mad, and sometimes it's small and is in the background. ''Sometimes it screws up my hormones. I have various tests now to make sure the side effects aren't too onerous.'' But the TV presenter, who is in a relationship with Anna Richardson, believes it prevented her...

Sue Perkins has a benign brain tumour. The 'Great British Bake Off' host has revealed doctors discovered a growth on her pituitary gland, which controls hormones in the body, eight years ago, but considers herself ''lucky.'' The 45-year-old comedienne said: ''I'm lucky that it's benign so it's not in itself a worrying thing. ''Sometimes it's big and makes me mad, and sometimes it's small and is in the background. ''Sometimes it screws up my hormones. I have various tests now to make sure the side effects aren't too onerous.'' But the TV presenter, who is in a relationship with Anna Richardson, believes it prevented her...

Sue Perkins has been confirmed for new BBC Two documentary series Himalaya.

The comedian and presenter will host the show, travelling across the South Asian mountain range over the course of the series.

Himalaya with Sue Perkins is among a host of newly commissioned BBC Two documentaries.

Also confirmed is This World - Children of the Gaza War, which takes a closer look at the lives of young people affected by conflicts in the Middle East.

Elsewhere, Britian's Forgotten Slave Owners will focus on the UK's dark history of slavery, while Let Us Entertain You will chronicle popular culture in post-war Britain.

Other newly commissioned history documentaries include Professor Mary Beard's Meet the Roman Empire and Neil Oliver and Alice Roberts' Celts.

New documentary The Detectives follows a specialised Greater Manchester Police unit as they attempt to tackle sex offences, while Horizon: Cosmic Dawn explores the moment...

Sue Perkins' presenter girlfriend Anna Richardson has launched the 'paper kiss' campaign in response to internet trolls.

Perkins temporarily quit Twitter yesterday (April 14) due to the threatening tweets she received over rumours that she will replace Jeremy Clarkson on Top Gear.

Richardson was inundated with responses after she urged users on the social media site to "draw a kiss on a piece of paper, take a selfie & post" in a bid to "cheer [Perkins] up".

Thank you guys. If you get the chance, draw a kiss on a piece of paper, take a selfie & post. I'll give them to her, it'll cheer her up. X

— Anna Richardson (@AnnaRichardso) April 14, 2015

@AnnaRichardso sorry to hear the morons have been getting on Sue's case. From Nix & me - You're top gear! xxxxxxx pic.twitter.com/Pm8i9TeNZb

— Paul Keeping (@mahousif) April 15, 2015

@AnnaRichardso So unflattering, but a massive kiss to her! pic.twitter.

Sue Perkins is being lined up to replace Jeremy Clarkson on 'Top Gear'. The 45-year-old presenter, who is perhaps best known for fronting 'The Great British Bake Off' and is currently dating fellow presenter Anna Richardson, is among the candidates being considered to replace the controversial TV personality, who was axed for punching producer Oisin Tymon last month. Speaking to The Sun newspaper about the desire to revamp the show, a BBC source joked: ''If we replaced Clarkson with a lesbian he'd be turning in his leather jacket.'' Other candidates thought to be in the frame for the coveted role include model...

Channel 4 has announced the renewals of two health shows.

Anna Richardson's Secret Eaters will return for a third series of eight hour-long episodes, scheduled to air in 2014.

The show will continue to place families, friends and couples under 24-hour monitoring to discover their eating habits.

Supersize vs Superskinny will also return for a seventh run of eight episodes in 2014.

It will investigate different people's unhealthy diets, whether it be eating too much or too little.

Dr Christian Jessen will appear as the show's diet coach and health expert, offering advice to those taking part.

During the show, he will travel to the Us to research some of the worst cases of obesity and other stories.

Colette Foster of production company Remarkable Television said: "In the body-obsessed world we are living in, it's a brilliant time to have two heavyweight series returning. Welcoming Supersize vs Superskinny and Secret Eaters...

Who Do You Think You Are? maintained its lead in the Wednesday (August 7) ratings outside of soaps, according to overnight figures.

Minnie Driver's appearance on the show proved less popular than Nigel Havers last week, dropping 400,000 to 4.61 million (21.9%) at 9pm.

Earlier, Celebrity MasterChef gained back just under 100k from its last episode with 3.85m (19.2%) at 8pm. However, it was 600k down from last Wednesday's premiere.

On BBC Two, Restoration Home interested 1.91m (9.5%) at 8pm, followed by Queen Victoria's Home with 1.20m (5.7%) at 9pm.

ITV's clip show You Saw Them Here First entertained 3.61m (18.1%) at 8pm (403k/1.9% on +1). Neighbourhood Force appealed to 2.03m (9.6%) at 9pm (148k/0.9%).

On Channel 4, Anna Richardson and Louise Redknapp's new series How Not To Get Old was seen by 1.28m (6.4%) at 8pm (207k/1.0%). 24 Hours in A&E brought in 1.92m (9.1%) at 9pm (359k/2.2%). The Last Leg amused 817k (4.9%) at 10pm (151k/1.6%).

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How did Arnold Schwarzenegger manage to hide the fact that he'd sired a child with his housekeeper while holding down perhaps the most high-powered job there is in a state where gossiping about people in power is an industry?

Any Hollywood insider can tell you, there's one person who's done more than anyone else to shield Schwarzenegger from negative publicity. Marty "Mad Dog" Singer is an attorney to the stars, a so-called Hollywood pit bull who's amassed a fortune by going after publications that print -- or even just consider printing -- unflattering things about his clients.

His Century City firm, Lavely & Singer, counts among its roster of past and present clients the likes of Britney Spears, Bruce Willis, Celine Dion, Jim Carey, Sylvester Stallone and Eddie Murphy. This winter, when Charlie Sheen went on a verbal rampage against his bosses at CBS and Warner Brothers, Singer jumped into the fray,...

Channel 4 has commissioned a new series titled My Big Fat Diet Show. The four-part programme, fronted by Anna Richardson, will see women of all shapes and sizes attempt to rid their Christmas excess with a two-week 'drop a dress size' diet. Additionally, Supersize vs Superskinny - also hosted by Richardson - has been renewed for a third series comprising 11 hour-long episodes. "In our body-obsessed world it's brilliant to have two heavy-weight series for 2010," said Channel 4's Andrew Jackson. "To welcome Supersize (more)...