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ABC has cancelled The Glass House , the network has confirmed to me, so if you’ve been holding out hope that it’ll return this summer, it’s time to give up and let it go. Yes, my desperate plea to renew the low-rated summer competition series. The loss of the show is sad, but we’ll get through it together. The show improved on Big Brother ’s format and spawned fascinating lawsuits between CBS and the show’s producers, but ultimately had low ratings, despite being a really smart and interesting series that was worthy of renewal. So, let us mourn its death with a reprise of the cast singing “Call Me, Maybe,” one of last year’s best reality TV cold opens: View the original article here

Last year at this time, a video of a Dutch So You Think You Can Dance auditioner dancing on his penis went viral, and now, another audition on an international talent show is blowing up, thanks to contestants who eat glass bulbs and get run over by a car, among other things that should destroy their bodies but do not. On the Indian competition Adhurs: The Ultimate Talent Show , which seems similar to America’s Got Talent . The International Business Times reports that the group “Warriors of Goja were rewarded with 300,000 rupees for their efforts, which is the equivalent of about $5,800 USD.” Blogger Jason Kottke said it best : “I’ve been on the web for 17 years now, I’m a professional link finder, and I have never in my life seen anything like these guys.” Watch: View the original article here

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