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Ready to Mingle. Premiering on ITV2 this fall, the format follows a single woman in her search for a partner as 12 male suitors compete for her affections and the chance to win a cash prize. In a twist, not all of the men are single, with a number being guided by their partners in pursuit of the money. The cast will take up residence in a house, as the woman eliminates each suitor one by one until only one man remains. Additional commissions revealed today (March 4) include Saturday night game show The Void, which sees contestants compete in mental and physical challenges while dangling at h...

A seven-foot tall, four-eyed singing ‘blob’, a rainbow-bellied dragon complete with wings and smoke, and a giant singing sausage stuffed in a cone of sequin-covered chips — it can mean only one thing. The Masked Singer is back. The first season of the ITV show was the smash hit of the start of 2020, delighting viewers with its utterly bonkers blend of dazzling costumes, singing, humour and guess-who entertainment. Now, at the end of what has been the gloomiest of years, the show is back to deliver some sorely needed light relief. Even the celebrities involved don’t know who is behind...

but here are a few bits of trivia that you may not know… Loading the player... The masked singers have a time limit in their costumes Some of the costumes certainly don't look easy to move around in, so it's no wonder that the producers have given a time limit for the celebrities to wear them. After taking inspiration from Disney, producers Derek McLean and Daniel Nettleton decided that each celebrity could only wear their costume for a maximum of 20 minutes at a time to prevent them from becoming overwhelmed. Speaking last year prior to the show's first series, they said: