The Traitors Prom, and WWE Unreal: Whats coming up this week?

This week, Claudia Winkleman will host a night of music dedicated to The Traitors at the BBC Proms.

But thats not all the next seven days have in store.

Just days after Hulk Hogans death, a new Netflix show promises to go backstage with WWE superstars. Destination X with Rob Brydon is released, and its Comic Con Manchester.

Read on for whats coming up this week...

If youve been missing the drama and intrigue of The Traitors, the Proms have just what you need.

On Saturday, Claudia Winkleman will host two concerts at the Royal Albert Hall exploring the tense and haunting soundtrack to the hit BBC show.

"Ive asked for a cloak and an owl," Winkelman said ahead of the concerts, featuring classical pieces "with betrayal at their heart" alongside the gothic re-workings of pop songs.

Highlights of the repertoire include Vampire by Olivia Rodrigo, Hell To The Liars by London Grammar, and Experience by Ludovico Einaudi.

Weve been told that previous cast members will also be making an appearance.

The prom will have a matinee and evening performance and will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 and BBC Sounds.

Staying with the theme of BBC reality shows - heres another.

New series Destination X starts on Wednesday on BBC One and iPlayer. It sees the gamemaster Rob Brydon take 13 contestants onboard a bus through Europe with blacked out windows.

Their task? Simply to answer the question: Where the X are they?

At the end of every episode, whoevers guess is furthest away from the location is immediately thrown off the bus. And the person who makes it to the end will walk away with a cash prize of £100,000.

The Telegraph, which describes it as a cross between The Traitors and Race Across the World, says the show "could become your new obsession", while TV Zone calls it "larger than life".

By Paul Glynn, culture reporter

As wrestling fans will know, kayfabe – the art of presenting staged performances as genuine or authentic - has long been the key to the success of WWE (and no-one was better at it than Hulk Hogan).

But could all of that good work be about to come undone? As from Tuesday, Netflix viewers will be able to sneak a peek behind the curtain and into the writers room for perhaps the first time.

The streaming giants latest sporting drama documentary series, WWE: Unreal, which follows on from the success of its Formula 1: Drive to Survive series, will show precisely how the stories of stars like The Rock, Cody Rhodes and Rhea Ripley, as well as John Cena and CM Punk, made it from the page to the stage.

Be careful though because, according to the promotional material, "the drama is just as intense offstage as it is under the spotlight".

You have been warned.

By Andrew Rogers, Newsbeat reporter

If youve ever wanted to see Samwise Gamgee from Lord of the Rings, Poe Dameron from Star Wars, and the ugly dog from Deadpool in one place, youre in luck this weekend.

All of them, or at least the actors who play them, will be meeting and greeting fans at Comic Con Manchester.

The organisers say theyre expecting more than ten thousand fans, and promise a chance to "meet your heroes". No doubt lots of them will dressed up in cosplay as their favourite characters from the worlds of comics, TV, films and games.

Comic cons have become big business and a regular fixture at convention centres across the UK. Multiple organisers now compete to put on the best shows with MCM, Monopoly Events and Showmasters some of the main rivals in the space. It means more choice for fans, but also a somewhat confusing landscape of similarly named events.

Theyre not always cheap either. A ticket to most conventions will set you back more than £20, with extra costs if youre there to meet your favourite celeb. Want to meet Oscar Isaac for a quick chat and an autograph? Thatll be another £175.