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a senior news writer who covers pop culture and the internet Nobody Wants This is back for a third season of dancing around the real issues of contemporary Judaism in America so that maybe Kristen Bell’s convert character Joanne can learn about hamantaschen rather than have one political conversation. That doesn’t mean, however, that the show’s creator and stars have been able to avoid the same pitfalls as their characters. Last summer, while promoting the second season of Nobody Wants This, Adam Brody, who plays “hot rabbi” Noah in the show, said to Amanda Seyfried during their “Actors on Actors” joint interview that he was glad the show was a “safe, celebratory space” for Jewish people during an otherwise tough time. In a GQ interview this year, however, Brody was a little more firm in his beliefs around the political climate as it exists outside of the confines of his show. “Put me down as thinking it’s a genocide. Put me down as wanting a free Palestine,” he said.

The Prince of Wales has braved the chatshow sofa, making a surprise appearance on The Graham Norton Show. In the pre-recorded show, to be aired on Friday on BBC One, William made a surprise appearance in a special Earthshot prize edition to promote his environmental initiative, which has an annual awards ceremony due to be staged in Mumbai, India, next month. The prince revealed his family’s love for The Celebrity Traitors show, saying: “I love it, the family love it. Charlotte and Louis are obsessed with it. It’s really good telly.”Prince William, Cate Blanchett, Hannah Waddingham and Robert Irwin on the Graham Norton Show. Photograph: Matt Crossick/PASpeaking of the EastEnders star Ross Kemp’s fear of being murdered by touch in plain sight on the Traitors show, he joked: “I saw Ross Kemp the day after the first episode and I couldn’t help but try – in the most appropriate way – to touch him to see what reaction I got from him. Turns out he was really jumpy!”William, the first royal to appear on the chatshow, also revealed he switches off through music and film. “I love getting immersed in deep-thinking films. I like action films too, but I like something a bit different.