Megan Wallace

6 days ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Mehera Bonner |Megan Wallace

Sorry, we can't come to the phone right now, we're too busy obsessing over the second season of America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The Netflix docu-series about the elite cheerleading troupe has us, once again, glued to our screens as we delve into the lives of another cohort of rookies hoping to make the cut and delve into the dynamics within the group of uber talented dancers.

1 month ago | cosmopolitan.com | Megan Wallace

If you're anything like us, the most recent series of Married at First Sight Australia left you veritably gagged. While the show wrapped up in the UK at the beginning of May, here at Cosmo UK HQ, we've still been living for the season 12 drama, twists and turns for weeks now. In fact, we think all the after-the-show IG sleuthing, ex-spouse social media shading and unofficial cast reunions may well be almost as good as the actual show itself.

1 month ago | cosmopolitan.com | Megan Wallace

WARNING: Spoilers about Netflix's Sneaky Links: Dating After Dark ahead!PSA: your new fave reality tv obsession just dropped, in the form of Sneaky Links: Dating After Dark. The addictive new show sees six singles check into a motel in the hopes of finding love *except* instead of being intro'd to new people, they actually are forced to come face-to-face with their sneaky links - and made to undergo a series of challenges testing their compatibility with said sneaky link. The reason?

1 month ago | msn.com | Lois Shearing |Megan Wallace

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1 month ago | dazeddigital.com | Megan Wallace

“Seeing AI pictures on dating apps was funny to me at first, they were comically bad,” says 29-year-old comedian Renee. “I distinctly remember one man's shirtless photo that had four nipples and looked like he was wearing an inflatable muscle suit two sizes too big for him.”A couple of years ago, AI-generated images on the apps were a rarity, something to screenshot as comical group chat fodder. But as this sort of tech has advanced, nobody’s laughing anymore.