James Walton

Watch some liars claim that youth and beauty don’t go together

Plus: the downfall of Bill Cosby

For a British audience the almost personal sense of betrayal that animates this American series about Bill Cosby might not make much sense. Credit: Mario Casilli/mptvimages/Courtesy of SHOWTIME
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