Showmances are fun in Big Brother, but it's not a guarantee they'll have a happy ending. Season 28's Rome Seymour and Lyric Medeiros could be the next Brendon and Rachel Villegas, or they could be the next Christian Birkenberger and Alyssa Lopez. Rome told CinemaBlend he's prepared for both possibilities, and he shared his honest thoughts about Lyric potentially moving on.

As those watching Big Brother online with a Paramount+ subscription witness the aftermath of the Week 4 Head of Household competition, I sat down and talked to Rome about the possibility of Lyric moving on while he's outside of the house. As I was talking about the hypothetical scenario, Rome said he had this exact convo with her before his eviction:

He smiled while talking, but I'm unsure if that was because he was so certain it wouldn't happen, or a bit anxious about having to acknowledge he has no control over the situation. Either is valid, in my opinion, as it would certainly suck to meet someone who could be "the one" and then potentially not have contact with them for two and a half months.

All I know is what Rome said, and he went on to say he's not worried about Lyric. Ultimately, the relationship will be what it's meant to be, and if things don't work out and she moves on before leaving, he's at peace with that:

Rome and Lyric have been a hot topic since Big Brother Season 28 started, with their showmance starting as early as Day 2 in the house. Since then, we've seen them kissing a lot on the feeds, cuddling together while they sleep, and there was a "boner walk" controversy.

The showmance wasn't really a factor in Rome's eviction, as he was seen by Angela Murray and others in the now-formed Tool Shed alliance as the ringleader of the other side of the house. Angela pushed that evicting Rome would "cut off the head of the snake" and leave everyone outside their alliances scrambling to organize.

So far, it seems she's right, as those outside the Tool Shed alliance have yet to formalize any big alliance to effectively combat being unceremoniously evicted in the opening weeks of the game. Unless someone within the Tool Shed decides to blow it up, I don't see how any of them can hope to stay in the game for long.

Big Brother continues with new episodes on CBS on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. ET unless otherwise noted. Fingers crossed this week is more entertaining than I expect it to be, but we can only wait and see.

Spoiler alert! This story reveals the results of The Ultimatum Season 4, including the finale and reunion, which can now be streamed with a Netflix subscription.

The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On Season 4 has wrapped, and as far as partner-swapping Netflix reality shows go, I found it quite underwhelming. Nobody fully bought into the trial marriage portion of the experience, and several cast members were problematic or obnoxious to the point that they were hard to root for. The season finale hit the 2026 TV schedule this week and was severely lacking drama with its way-too-predictable ending. Thankfully, Nick Lachey came through in the reunion with a move that saved it for me.

It Was Obvious That Every Season 4 Couple Would Get Engaged

With no cast member catching feelings for anyone else on The Ultimatum Season 4, it was pretty clear that all four original couples were going to get engaged at the end — regardless of whether or not that was a healthy choice. Blake Robertson proposed to Hayley Hendrich despite their continued fights throughout their trial marriage, as did Killian Grondin and Ashley Wilson, who never stopped talking during their weeks apart.

It was extra discouraging to watch, because days before the finale aired, news broke that Blake Robertson was arrested in October 2025, per TMZ, on accusations of assaulting Hayley Hendrich. She chose not to press charges, and the case was dismissed with all records expunged. Page Six reports that Robertson has denied all abuse allegations and said his actions were in “self-defense,” but either way, an incident like that zaps all the fun out of your TV love story.

Add to that a complete lack of suspense regarding the fates of the other three couples involved, and I found myself struggling to keep my focus on the screen.

Nick Lachey Singing ‘I Do (Cherish You)’ Was The Highlight Of The Ultimatum’s Finale And Reunion

Just like The Ultimatum Season 4 finale was predictable, I wasn’t surprised that only two couples remained together when the reunion was filmed a year later — Casey Douglass and David Atkinson were still betrothed, as were Monica Payne and Luke Wesselhoff.

However, I can’t say that I expected Casey to ask Nick Lachey to officiate a legal ceremony for them, right then and there. The Ultimatum’s host is ordained to perform marriages in California, and Casey and David needed to be legally married in the United States before their Italian nuptials in September.

It wasn’t just that Nick Lachey performed the ceremony — a simple but sweet vow exchange — that roped me back into the show. It struck me just how cool it would be to have the singer of 98 Degrees officiate your wedding. Like, this is the dude who sang “I Do (Cherish You)” in the glorious TRL days when I was a lovesick high-schooler. Was this man really going to perform an actual wedding and not sing the iconic song?

I was aghast as the couple officially became husband and wife without Nick Lachey’s musical accompaniment … but then there was the bouquet toss. As Casey Douglass prepared to designate the next bride-to-be, the 98 Degrees frontman broke into an a capella version of “I Do (Cherish You),” certainly making Casey and David’s big day complete.

It was a really cute moment, because honestly, how many people can say they were serenaded with that song on their wedding day — by Nick Lachey himself? I’m not sure it made up for all of my issues with the dating show, but it did leave me on quite the unexpected high.

The Ultimatum Season 4 is available to stream now on Netflix.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the Big Brother live feeds as of Friday, July 24th. Stream the feeds with a Paramount+ subscription or on Pluto TV, and read at your own risk!

Despite Lyric Medeiros setting the stage for them both to stay in the house, Rome Seymour was sent packing at the end of Week 2, another big win for the Tool Shed alliance. The majority alliance of Big Brother Season 28 had a chance to continue their steamroll with the Week 3 Head of Household, and the odds of that happening are good.

CinemaBlend was watching Big Brother online when the live feeds returned, and can confirm the Week 3 HOH result is great news for one Houseguest, but bad news for two others. Obviously, there are many others affected, but these Houseguests stick out to me more than others.

Kamu Won The Week 3 HOH

Kamu Kirk won the Week 3 HOH, which is another great win for the veterans and the Tool Shed alliance. While it may be disappointing for those hoping for unexpected targets and shocking twists, this is a huge win for Rick Devens, Angela Murray, and Dee Valladares, who found a good soldier who will stick to the script and grant them another week of safety. Assuming Dee and Angela don't do anything reckless and intentionally blow up the Tool Shed, it'll be smooth sailing for them.

Why Kamu's Win Is Bad News For Jason And Lyric

The big losers in Kamu's HOH week are Lyric Medeiros and Jason De Puy. Losing Rome was a huge blow to both of their games, and Kamu nominating them potentially sets the precedent for all future HOH winners to put them on the block until they're evicted from Big Brother.

It's a bad situation to be in, and may dissuade other Houseguests from associating with them. Jason and Lyric only really have each other to lean on at the moment, and will need a lot of luck to escape this week unscathed, with Kamu already stating he plans to nominate Lyric and backdoor Jason if he has the opportunity.

Why Kamu's Win Is Great News For Taylor

The big winner in Kamu's Head of Household week is someone that I'm shocked I don't hear more people talking about. Taylor Brown is in good with Kamu, and despite suggestions from the Tool Shed, he's made it clear he doesn't want her on the block this week. This could mark three weeks Taylor has skated by without being nominated, and she's played the game so far without getting blood on her hands.

Granted, she hasn't made any big moves in Season 28 either, but if you want to win Big Brother, Taylor is playing the popular early game strategy of laying low. At a time when it feels many Houseguests are competing for the spotlight and running the house, it's a great position to be the one unaffiliated but also without enemies.

This means, when the hammer does drop on this alliance, and former allies start to turn on each other, people like Taylor can come alive as critical pieces to new alliances. I could see her easily sliding in with the Red Corner if they go solo again, and finding some protection for when others get a chance to target her. I'll be watching her this week and waiting to see if she capitalizes on this opportunity.

Big Brother continues with a new episode on Sunday on CBS at 8:00 p.m. ET. Tune in to see Kamu's big win, and how the rest of the Houseguests react to this upcoming week.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the Big Brother Season 28 live feeds as of Thursday, July 23rd. Stream the feeds with a Paramount+ subscription or on Pluto TV, and read at your own risk!

Things couldn't be going better for the reality television veterans in Big Brother. Rick Devens gave them some added power and comfort with his Week 2 Head of Household win, and the fact that he also won the Week 2 veto only made it sweeter. With the security of the Tool Shed, they can skate on to the midpoint of the game without much trouble, so of course they're probably about to ruin it by overthinking things.

Dee Valladares and Rick may know Survivor, but as Cirie Fields learned in Season 25, Big Brother is a different beast. In their eagerness to make moves, they may just blow up their majority alliance, and Angela Murray's paranoia is not helping.

The Vets Are Discussing Moves That Could Break Up The Crossovers

With it looking increasingly likely that this week ends with either Rome Seymour or Jason De Puy walking out of Big Brother in Week 2, Dee and Angela thought it was time to prepare to target their next enemies. Unfortunately, they're convinced that Crossover-alliance members Barrett Pfeiffer and Drew Campbell need to go to protect their position.

That alone is messier than Angela Murray badmouthing past Houseguests on the live feeds, but it gets worse. Angela and Dee are trying to form new separate alliances with people like Lala Verrett and Taylor Brown, but are realizing their current goals don't align with their new allies. It's messy, and despite Devens trying to advocate against turning on Barrett and Drew, it looks like the chances of that happening are growing, and it'd be the end of the Crossovers.

The Vets Have A Decent Chance To Steamroll The Season With The Tool Shed, And These Overplays Could Ruin That

While others watching Big Brother online may prefer the vets to blow up their games and shake up the house dynamic, I know Survivor fans may be upset that Dee and Devens might not be long for the house if they do this. I can't guarantee it'll happen, but what I can say is we've seen a past Survivor player engage in this kind of overthinking before.

Cirie Fields made similar mistakes when she played Big Brother in Season 25, opting to immediately target members of her own alliance rather than completely handle those outside of her numbers first. She went after solid allies Hisam Goueli and Red Utley to ensure she had a better grip on the alliance, but then dwindling those numbers ultimately led to her losing her closest allies, Izzy Gleicher and her son Jared Fields, soon after. Maybe Survivor players just can't adapt to the slow pace of Big Brother, and they try to make too many moves too fast?

The Tool Shed alliance, which consists of both the Crossovers and Red Corner alliances, was only recently set up. I wouldn't be surprised if that alliance quickly crumbles once word travels around that Dee and Angela are openly discussing cannibalizing it by targeting Barrett and Drew. I certainly wouldn't trust the alliance was real after that, and think this is going to blow up for the vets in a big way. I mean, at the end of the day, couldn't the Red Corner sans Devens just bring in Drew and Barrett and gang up on the vets?

We'll see how this all plays out after the Week 2 eviction, which airs on CBS on Thursday, July 23rd at 8:00 p.m. ET. Big Brother is delivering top-tier drama with Season 28 at the moment, and if The Crossovers blow up in Week 3, I'd clear my schedule to watch it all unfold on the live feeds!

It has been a wild year for Taylor Frankie Paul, and I’m not sure there’s an end to the drama in sight. Ever since her season of The Bachelorette was pulled from the 2026 TV schedule, the MomTok leader has been battling exes Dakota Mortensen and Tate Paul — the fathers of her three children — for custody. Naturally, It’s all been playing out in public, too, as TFP is perpetually online and known for being an open book. To that end, she posted recently about dealing with online haters.

And boy are there lots of haters. Taylor Frankie Paul is the very definition of a polarizing figure, as The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star has staunch defenders in her corner, as well as a litany of people condemning her every move. A recent Instagram Story showed her giving advice to a friend via text on how to deal with the judgment of others, writing:

Everybody knows the Internet can be a toxic place, and it’s easy for people to lash out in really hurtful ways. Lots of celebrities have reminded fans that they, too, are affected by what others say — Billie Eilish has lost sleep over hateful comments, Kylie Jenner lets them fuel her and Selena Gomez highly recommends social media breaks.

Taylor Frankie Paul, however, doesn’t see the criticism as all bad, as her text to her friend continued:

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star feels like the negative feedback is a necessary evil of success, and she went on to say that random people’s judgments or opinions about her aren’t her business. That hasn’t necessarily stopped Taylor Frankie Paul from clapping back at friends and strangers alike as she continues her custody battles.

A leaked video of the fight that ended in Taylor Frankie Paul’s 2023 arrest — which appeared to show her throwing chairs at Dakota Mortensen and accidentally injuring her daughter in the process — was what ultimately led ABC to hold off on airing her season of The Bachelorette. Since then, many fans have maintained hope that the show will air at some point, while others insist there are no plans to do so.

Not helping the matter is Taylor Frankie Paul’s ongoing drama with Dakota Mortensen and Tate Paul. While TFP has been slowly gaining her custody rights back of Ever (the toddler she shares with Mortensen), her ex-husband Tate filed for (and was denied) an emergency change to their custody agreement after she voluntarily entered rehab for a couple of days in June.

The most recent development saw Utah’s Division of Child and Family Services asking a court to find that Taylor Frankie Paul's kids are “abused, neglected or dependent” after a visit to her home. Paul has addressed a lot of what came out of that visit extensively on social media, and we’ll have to see what, if anything, comes from it.

One thing TFP can pretty much bank on is that she’ll continue to get love from her supporters and hate from her online critics. Hopefully she deals with it all in the healthiest way possible.

After years of being featured on 90 Day Fiancé, Sumit Singh is finally coming to the United States with Jenny. It appears they'll try to move back to her home country so she can continue treatment for her ALS. Unfortunately, there's a catch, but hopefully not one that stops this from actually happening.

The news comes from Jenny's daughter, Christina, who discussed the situation on Instagram. As the couple's marriage story plays out on the 2026 TV schedule via 90 Day: The Last Resort, Christina explained why Sumit is now making the trip to the U.S. after spending years in India:

Christina added that she is traveling to India soon to be with her mother and will be accompanying them back on the flight to the United States should everything go well with Sumit's approval process. That said, she clarified that Sumit will not be pursuing a green card, despite being able to do so as Jenny's spouse.

The decision may be surprising and may remind others that Sumit has long said he doesn't want to live in the United States. That's not the reason why they're choosing to opt out of the green card route, however, as Christina explained, it comes down to time and the process involved:

It was not revealed the length of which Sumit's visa will allow him to stay, and what ALS treatments Jenny is undergoing or how long they will take. One does have to wonder, however, if she'll continue to live in the United States and he'll eventually have to go back to India without her.

Maybe that's putting the wagon before the horse because, as of writing, we don't know if Sumit will get approval to come to the United States or not. Christina mentioned that India has one of the busiest visa processes in the world, so it could take a while before he even gets an appointment for consideration.

As mentioned, Jenny and Sumit are currently part of Season 3 of 90 Day: The Last Resort. They've tackled a litany of issues thus far, including the fact that the restaurant they opened failed and Sumit took out a number of loans she didn't know about. Those who aren't watching can catch up with an HBO Max subscription, though the fact that Sumit is attempting to travel with her may spoil whether they're still together after the spinoff.

90 Day: The Last Resort has given them some lighter moments in the series involving sex jokes and the like, which is nice. Especially since, with her ongoing ALS treatment, we don't really know when Jenny will next appear in the TLC series after this latest appearance.

Those looking to watch Jenny and Sumit on 90 Day: The Last Resort can catch them on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. We'll see if Sumit gets approval to come to the United States, and what the next steps are either way.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the Big Brother Season 28 live feeds as of Wednesday, July 22nd. Stream the feeds with a Paramount+ subscription or on Pluto TV and read at your own risk!

Rick Devens' Week 2 Head of Household reign is almost at a close, and all is going according to plan. The results of the Week 2 veto allowed him to put Rome Seymour on the block, making the promise to Lyric Medeiros that they'd have a chance to survive this week, and both remain in the house.

The bummer news is, with Rome, Jason De Puy, and Melody Morris on the block, the two biggest leaders on the "other" side of the house may be on their way out. I fear a "steamroll" is on the way, and it starts with either Jason or Rome's elimination in Week 2.

It Seems Incredibly Unlikely That Jason And Rome Survive This Week

Jason and Rome are the targets this week over Melody. If either is up against Melody at this point, they're going home. In the situation where Melody saves herself with the BB Blockbuster, and it's Jason and Rome up for eviction, it seems Rome will go home.

It's a real bummer that there isn't a scenario in which both stay, because those two, plus Lyric, are the only ones on the other side making moves that will target the dominant alliance in the game. Losing one of the two drastically increases the odds of the Tool Shed engaging in a steamroll, and an unceremonious number of weeks where half the house slides by untouched while slowly sending everyone outside their numbers away.

The Only Scenario In Which Jason And Rome Both Survive

As it stands, the only scenario in which it seems possible both Jason and Rome survive the week is if Jason and Melody are on the nomination block following the BB Blockbuster. If Angela Murray, who was the subject of controversy recently, can be convinced to back down and get on board with Dee Valladares' plan to take out Melody over Jason to weaken Drew Campbell.

As one might've gathered from the blow-up between Angela and Jason after the nomination ceremony, it's going to be hard to convince her to save someone whom she believes is actively targeting her. I'll also add that he did himself zero favors talking about wanting to send home legends to other Houseguests in Week 1. Jason only survives at this point if Rome is an option.

I will say that Devens and Dee are receptive to trying to work out some deal with the trio of Lyric, Rome, and Jason to keep themselves safe, but in Angela's defense, they're assuming that trio will play with integrity. As Mike Boogie once said, "You can bounce checks" in Big Brother. In fact, if you want to win the game, it's imperative you lie when necessary just to last another week.

There's still time before Big Brother's live eviction for Week 2, so maybe we'll see things change before Thursday night at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm rooting for any scenario in which Melody gets sent home, but at this point, it's not looking likely.

Spoiler alert! This story discusses the final night of auditions on America’s Got Talent Season 21. If you didn’t watch the July 21 episode, you can stream it with a Peacock subscription.

That’s a wrap on auditions for AGT’s 21st season, and while we've seen some incredible Golden Buzzer acts this season, they sure did save some of the best for last. The competition’s first round concluded Monday on the 2026 TV schedule, and in addition to a standup comic who wouldn’t quit and Pynk Beard’s country bop that had everybody on their feet, we met Maria. No one knew what to expect when the 18-year-old from Bavaria, Germany, took the stage, but her talent had me literally screaming.

Maria said she’d been watching America’s Got Talent all of her life, and she hoped to inspire others with her talent. Then the contortionist began to bend into shapes that shouldn’t be possible for a human body. This video is a must-watch:

Wow! Channel Zero's contortionist clown Pretzel Jack ain't got nothing on her! How were there no Golden Buzzers left for this astonishing act?

I am not exaggerating when I say I was screaming. At first I couldn’t wrap my head around how she was wrapping her head around and through her legs like that. Then when the box came out, a high-pitched, “NOOOOOO!” burst out of me. Despite the radiant smile on Maria’s face the whole time, I still have a hard time believing that wasn’t super painful.

Howie Mandel had a fun way of describing the teenager’s talent, telling her afterward:

Maria explained that when she was 10 was in a wheelchair for two years because inflammation on her spine had caused her to be paralyzed. When she regained movement, she said she was more flexible than before.

Mel B has fawned over some of the Season 21 acts so far, but she had trouble watching this one, covering her eyes and turning away as the contortionist twisted her head to sit below her entire torso. Simon Cowell, meanwhile, was thoroughly impressed, telling the 18-year-old:

Yes, it was definitely cool and quite a few other adjectives.

I can’t imagine that we won’t see Maria again in the live shows, but the competition is fierce. After the final audition, Terry Crews led Simon Cowell, Sofía Vergara, Mel B and Howie Mandel into a room with cards showing every act they’d sent through. Cowell estimated there were around 100 of them, and the judges were tasked with finding just 34 to join the 10 Golden Buzzer winners who were already sent through.

We’ll find out next week who made the cut and who didn’t, but I’ll be surprised if anyone can get the same reaction out of me that Maria’s audition did. Tune in at 8 p.m. ET Tuesday, July 28, on NBC to see the live acts revealed.

We may not be getting anything from The Bachelor franchise on the 2026 TV schedule, but that doesn’t mean we won’t see some of our favorite alumni on our screens. Joey Graziadei, who had an “unprecedented” ending to Season 28 of the dating show, will make his acting debut in a holiday rom-com later this year, and with many familiar faces celebrating the big news, I’d have to agree with the reaction from Graziadei’s bride-to-be Kelsey Anderson.

Roku announced Joey Graziadei will star opposite Jamie Chung in The Holiday Spark this Christmas. According to the movie’s logline, the Dancing with the Stars champ plays Dean, a perpetually single firefighter who enlists the help of a children’s book illustrator (Chung) to plan an epic holiday party for his firehouse. You can’t blame Kelsey Anderson for being fired up about the news, as she commented on his Instagram page:

I’d definitely have to agree with this assessment, but possibly for different reasons. Kelsey Anderson is undoubtedly excited to see doors in the entertainment industry opening for Joey Graziadei — not to mention she gets to see her fiancé dressed up like a firefighter.

Bachelor Nation fans will certainly enjoy seeing the former rose-distributor in uniform as well, but this news also feels like an early Christmas gift for a fandom that’s had a pretty rough year.

Kelsey Anderson wasn’t the only Bachelor veteran to weigh in on Joey Graziadei’s upcoming movie. Other comments included:

• Kathy Swarts: Congrats Joey👏
• Hakeem Moulton: I’m sat!
• Tyler Cameron: Going to crush!
• Tanner Courtad: CANT WAIT 🍿
• Kaity Biggar: So cool!!! Congrats Joey 👏!!!
• Ben Higgins: Bet you made it look easy!
• Zach Shallcross: That’s so awesome!! 🔥 congrats!!

Some fans made humorous comments about Kelsey Anderson having to watch her man kiss other women again — as was the case on The Bachelor — but hopefully she won’t feel as negatively about it as Candace Cameron Bure and Danica McKellar’s husbands.

In addition to those responses, the Dancing with the Stars crew came through with well-wishes for the Season 33 winner's role in The Holiday Spark, writing:

• Ilona Maher: Pumped for you!!
• Alfonso Ribeiro: Congrats brother.
• Stephen Nedoroscik: Woahhh congrats!!
• Daniella Karagach: LFG JOOOEYYYYY

Joey Graziadei seemed as pumped as the rest of us about the upcoming movie, saying in a statement:

There’s something funny about the fact that we watched Joey Graziadei fall in love in real life on The Bachelor, and now we’re going to see him act out a love story (albeit a very different one) on The Holiday Spark. Either way, I’m taking this news as an early Christmas present.

Big Brother Season 28 has its first controversy making rounds as Angela Murray is accused of making offensive comments about past Houseguest Rubina Bernabe. As the 2026 TV schedule offers up more episodes of Season 28, fans are debating whether Angela said something racist in stating that Rubina used her Filipina heritage to campaign to stay in the house.

The whole thing started over on X, when those watching Big Brother's online live feeds overheard Angela mention her experience on Season 26 whilst in the backyard. The comments immediately caught the attention of Season 27 winner Ashley Hollis, who thought Angela's comments about Rubina's eviction were questionable:

That really got the pot stirring online, as Big Brother has a history with Houseguests making offensive and racist remarks. Of course, the debate continues on whether Angela actually said anything that was offensive, which Houseguests weighed into once the comments of what she said started to make rounds.

What Angela Said About Rubina On The Live Feeds

It didn't take long for people watching the live feeds with their Paramount+ subscription to track down the moment and share the clip. While it was difficult to hear the entire audio because other Houseguests were shouting over the conversation in the backyard, this is what Angela said about Rubina Bernabe while talking to Dee Valladares about her previous season (via @TVTweets2026):

I went back to what I wrote that week of Big Brother Season 26, and it turns out I was fairly confident Cedric would be staying. That being said, I did not mention Rubina stressing her heritage in campaigns, and I talked more about Tucker Des Lauriers rallying others to get the votes on her side.

It is worth noting that Angela was regularly out of the loop on what was happening during Season 26, mainly because people didn't trust her wildcard persona to loop her in. As such, it wouldn't be too surprising for me to hear her offer a distorted take on the season, especially if she hasn't watched it since leaving.

Other Houseguests Weighed In On If The Comment Was Offensive Or Racist

The discourse continued between past Big Brother Houseguests on the app ChatBCC. Ashley popped up in the thread to ask Houseguests about the moment, the transcript of which can be found below:

• Ashley Hollis: Can BB26 Players in this chat confirm or deny Angela's claims on feeds a few minutes ago that Rubina only stayed over Cedric because she was of Asian descent basically and they wanted to support filipina representation...?
• Quinn Martin: No
• Kat Dunn: None of my business but before that spirals out of control (already did on Twitter) that's not what Angela said.
• Ashley Hollis: Thanks for everyone in the comments confirming this actually was said!
• Quinn Martin: @PlutoTV can we get the clip to clear this up!?
• Ashley Hollis: (I never said it was malicious btw) I like Angela but she definitely said that, and also mentioned Rubina crying, on top of her race, was additionally the reason Cedric went home. Pluto run the clip!
• Tiffany Mitchell: This is going to be a long Summer.
• Kat Dunn: All Angela said was that Rubina got sympathy over Cedric because her campaign was about representing her family as she was the first in her family to do something like go on national television. As someone who watched feeds that year I do remember a lot of Rubina's campaigning had to do with representing the Filipino community (she even bonded with Matt over this Week 1) which is a super admirable and valid campaign. She also said that Rubina would cry so people felt bad for her and voted for her to stay (whether that's true or not LOL) and that's when Dee was like "So? That's not happening this year. Or something like that."

The chat went back and forth a few more times, with Kat questioning Ashley's motive for posting frequently about the situation if she didn't think it was malicious, and then both of them saying that Rubina and Angela are their friends. I would imagine there's some drama unfolding in more private Big Brother group chats, but unfortunately, I don't have access to those.

As for whether Angela will face any punishment from Big Brother for these comments, we can only wait and see. I would guess no, because as Ashley pointed out, no one in the show felt it was questionable enough to cut the feeds, and it wasn't nearly as extreme a comment as the things that have led to past Houseguests being expelled. We'll see how the online chatter continues, however, and if CBS feels compelled to respond.

Big Brother continues on CBS with new episodes Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 8:00 p.m. ET. Another eviction is just around the corner, so be sure to get caught up and learn about the big plan one Houseguest made to protect their strongest ally.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "The Last Leap of Faith." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day: The Last Resort is meant to solve the marriage troubles of its cast, but in the case of Shekinah and Sarper Güven, it might be doing the opposite. When Shekinah originally blamed the series for negatively impacting her marriage, I brushed it off, but the latest episode has me thinking she has a point.

The couple lost a lot of friends after her derogatory comments made to Thaís Ramone, so that hasn't helped. That said, it feels as though the producers decided to directly target Sarper and Shekinah after that incident, and create more problems in their relationship through specific scenarios that are playing out in these latest episodes premiering on the 2026 TV schedule.

The Latest Episode Intentionally Set The Stage For Issues Between Sarper And Shekinah

As if putting the cast in situations that involve alcohol wasn't enough, the counselors deliberately set up a trust exercise that put Shekinah and Patrick side-by-side, having to help Sarper and Thaís work their way down a mountain. After their fight almost came to blows, you'd think producers would've pressed to keep them as far away as possible, but this wasn't the case.

Thaís ended up going into a panic on the mountain, but he was calmed and led down by Sarper. Everyone applauded him for how he handled the situation despite their differences, but Shekinah saw it as a betrayal. Of all the people on 90 Day: The Last Resort, Thaís was the last person she wanted him to show compassion to.

90 Day: The Last Resort Is Once Again Proving It's Not A Great Series For Couples In Crisis

Fast forward to 2026, and all signs point to the fact that Shekinah and Sarper are going through some big issues and may be the next married 90 Day couple to split. That said, I'm not ruling out them just trolling everyone on their social media pages, so I'm not quite convinced these two are done yet.

Regardless of their relationship status, I think there's enough proof once again that couples who are experiencing legitimate marital problems should not rely on 90 Day: The Last Resort to be a fix. I'll add that Shekinah and Sarper also had two previous seasons to watch before committing to this season, and they still chose to be a part of it rather than attending couples counseling elsewhere.

Which is to say that 90 Day: The Last Resort is pretty much the exact same show it has been in the previous two seasons. The couples do engage in exercise meant to help measure the strength of their marriage, but it's about the drama first and foremost. Let's not forget a therapist on there encouraged Jasmine Pineda and Gino Palazzolo to pursue an open marriage, and they just recently finalized their divorce. Hopefully, Shekinah and Sarper can do whatever is best for their lives and move on from whatever happened in the spinoff, in addition to what we've seen.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Tune in to see what other issues crop up for the couples, as they all stumble toward what could be an awkward recommitment ceremony for many of them.

Big Brother's 1,000th episode is approaching, and Julie Chen Moonves is hoping to get every past Houseguest involved. As fans watch BB online and wait for the big milestone to hit the 2026 TV schedule, the Chenbot pitched CinemaBlend her grand plan for how and when to bring a litany of Houseguests back from every prior season.

I recently had a chance to speak to Julie about the 1,000th episode, and tried to get some details on what we should expect. The host admitted that there are still plans being talked out amongst the Big Brother creatives, but was more than happy to share the suggestion she made:

Fortunately, it's not Julie's job to come up with the answers. She's just the host, and apparently part-time security, but there are likely plenty of producers and other execs who can figure out how to make a large-scale reunion happen.

Thus far, Big Brother has done a solid job working in legends from the past. Rachel Reilly returned from her elimination the season prior only to "die" in a volcano, and Howie Gordon returned to keep Dr. Will Kirby from taking control of the future. Man, this show is just so weird sometimes. I almost feel bad for the Survivor fans tuning in.

Maybe the solution is to do some competition that involves multiple Houseguests. I'm not sure they can realistically get "every" Houseguest from the past in one segment, but I'd applaud the effort to try. Maybe even get superfan James Gunn to direct a special intro to the episode or something! He might just do it, especially since he didn't get to feature Rick Devens in the Superman sequel.

More to Julie's point, if they can get every Houseguest they can to gather for a group picture on the CBS lot, that would be pretty awesome. Many of these people are scattered all across the nation, so it would be no small feat to pull it off. I'd appreciate the effort, even if it was a small moment in a larger episode.

Whatever the case is, I'm excited to see a reality series like Big Brother still going strong with 1,000 episodes. The level of interest in this season so far has me thinking that this show could easily last another 1,000 episodes, especially if they keep bringing on stars from other reality franchises.

Big Brother continues on CBS on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Episodes are also on Paramount+, and those who have a subscription have commercial-free access to the live feeds! For those who don't have the money, Pluto TV is a pretty good alternative for those who don't mind ads.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Meeting The Family." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

The drama of 90 Day Fiancé Season 12 has me at a breaking point, and it's because of Marissa Rubinetti and Edward Miguel Gomez's relationship. While I've taken issue with couples this season withholding secrets or ignoring big issues in their own lives, nothing has set me off more than the way Marissa spoke about Edward at the party.

The latest episode to arrive on the 2026 TV schedule centered around Ed meeting her friends, and her coaching him on how he should carry himself during it. She didn't want him talking about baseball or trailing her all night, and while there's nothing wrong with that, the idea that Marissa feared Edward embarrassing her in front of friends really bugged me in a way I can't get over.

The Way Marissa Talks About Edward Is Incredibly Disrespectful

If Edward were a casual boyfriend, some of her comments might've been rude, but understandable. To worry, however, that the man you're planning to marry may not be "intellectually stimulating" enough to entertain you or your friends is pretty offensive and pretty uncalled for.

It's also wild to think it's a worry you'd have when you're on a timeline to marry another person. It's weird to me that the onus is on Edward to prove he can fit into her social circles, rather than on Marissa to create an environment where her friends can meet him in a setting he's comfortable with.

Cultural Differences Aside, Their Age Gap Is A Factor

Marissa talks a lot about cultural differences and how Edward being from the Dominican Republic may not mean he's a good fit for her fast-moving American lifestyle, and we've seen in other past storylines there are hurdles to overcome. Typically, though, it's more Americans coping with the way their spouses live at home, and customs they have that don't mesh with an American lifestyle.

What I feel Marissa brings up a lot less is that there is a significant age gap between her and Edward, and that it's not incredibly surprising a 32-year-old man isn't at the same point in his career as someone in their late 40s. To me, it feels like she has a physical attraction to Edward and is desperately attempting to turn him into something he's not, and that's not the recipe for a stable marriage.

The verdict is out on whether this couple tied the knot, but I think they'll have quite a ways to go to work on their relationship if they don't want to be the next 90 Day couple to split after marriage. Here's hoping that at least some of these rude comments she made are her playing the drama up for the camera, and not that she actually feels embarrassed to be with Edward.

90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm continuing to enjoy Season 12, though I would enjoy it a lot more if I felt confident some of these couples are going to end up in healthy marriages!

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the Big Brother Season 28 live feeds as of Sunday, July 19th. Stream the feeds with a Paramount+ subscription and read at your own risk!

Week 2 in Big Brother is already zooming along, as Survivor stars Rick Devens and Dee Valladares continue to tighten their grip on the game. Rick won the Week 2 HOH competition and has already gotten to work uniting his Crossovers and Red Corner alliance into the "Tool Shed" and is angling to take out the other side of the house.

Those watching Big Brother online live feeds on the 2026 TV schedule saw Rick put Jason De Puy, Lyric Medeiros, and Melody Morris on the block, but a bigger plan was on the table. Devens wants to "backdoor" Rome, but Lyric has a plan that could keep them both safe this week.

Devens Won The Week 2 Veto

The power is in Devens' hands to do as he wants this week, which is great because he feels committed to the plan of "backdooring" Rome Seymour. For that to happen, nominations couldn't stay the same, so he's feeling good about taking someone down and putting that plan in action. The question is who he should take down, which remains a hot topic with hours to go before he makes a decision.

Lyric Is Trying To Fake A Breakup With Rome To Save Them Both

Lyric received a lot of criticism for prioritizing her showmance with Rome over playing Big Brother, but she's now locked in and trying to convince the house that their relationship is over. Her pitch to Devens was to use the veto to take her down, and then put Rome on the block so that she doesn't have to suffer for his actions.

Truth be told, it felt like Lyric effectively fooled Devens for a time. He soon spun the narrative to Dee that using the veto on Lyric was a good idea, and they'd be better off targeting Melody to weaken the position of their ally, Drew Campbell, who was maintaining alliances with Houseguests on the "other" side of the house.

Devens has made it clear that he'll go with whoever the majority of his alliance backs to save, but that Rome is going up either way. Obviously Lyric would prefer she be off the block to make the odds better both of them survive this week, so she'll continue to push for that outcome.

I feel like it isn't being talked about enough, but Rome still has the BB Blockbuster to save himself, though Devens seems ready for that possibility. He's hoping he can find a way to work out a deal with Rome and Lyric to protect himself and Dee, should the other side get an HOH win sometime in the near future. I think, ideally, he'd prefer to cut the head off of the snake and take down the alleged ringleader orchestrating a solid alliance outside the Tool Shed, but people who want to win Big Brother always have to be flexible.

The situation is very much in flux, so continue to check in on CinemaBlend for updates on what's happening in the Big Brother house. Catch a new episode this week on Sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 8:00 p.m. ET on CBS, or over on Paramount+.

Spoiler alert! This story discusses The Ultimatum Season 4, Episodes 1-5, which can be streamed with a Netflix subscription.

I’ve been a fan of the Netflix dating series The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On from the beginning, and no, it’s not because I think it offers a valid option for struggling long-term couples to save their relationships. It’s because the wild partner-swap premise makes for peak reality TV drama. However, after watching the first five episodes of The Ultimatum Season 4, I’m frustrated that the couples are basically ignoring a big part of the experiment.

The Ultimatum Season 4 Couples Aren’t Buying Into Their Trial Marriages

Anyone who’s watched a past season of The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On or its superior spinoff The Ultimatum: Queer Love has heard the host (in this case, Nick Lachey) issue the rules: At the end of the experience, you will either leave engaged, with a new partner, or alone. The potential for the cast members to find love (or at least lust) with their trial spouse is baked into the show's format, but there seems to be no romantic potential in the Season 4 trial marriages.

There are no sparks flying, and therefore there’s no suspense over whether or not someone might actually leave their partner for a new relationship. Past seasons have at least shown conversations about sharing a bed or how much physical intimacy should factor into a trial marriage. We’ve even gotten scandalous kisses and “intimate” noises. I don’t think we’ve seen so much as hand-holding in Season 4.

Trial spouses Ashley Wilson and Blake Robertson (pictured above) may have had the most potential, but it seemingly only took one Instagram video of a very chaste bowling date for their original partners Hayley Hendrich and Killian Grondin to fly off the rails over their supposed connection. David Atkinson and Monica Payne also got along really well, and she legitimately seemed to be helping him open up emotionally. But come on, man, this is Netflix, not couples therapy.

This Season’s Drama Has Not Been All That Fun To Watch

The Ultimatum: Queer Love never had a problem serving up delicious drama — the Spotify “sex playlist” scandal lives rent-free in my head — and yet Netflix canceled that series. Instead, we’re left with The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On, with this season’s biggest drama so far being Killian’s group text, where he seems to condone his buddies’ lewd comments about Hayley’s body. That’s disgusting to me, and it’s definitely not the kind of drama I come to this franchise for.

And look, rooting for more experimentation between the couples doesn’t make me a monster. For one thing, these are adults who signed up for a crazy partner-swapping experience. I’m not going to apologize for wanting follow-through. Secondly, these couples are not the epitome of healthy relationships.

If you’re still “50/50” on your partner after six years, you’ve got to cut that cord, and nobody at the ripe old age of 23 should be giving OR receiving a marriage ultimatum (this season started with three that age).

Despite the lack of sparks between the contestants and a couple of problematic players, I’m still enjoying The Ultimatum Season 4, and I can’t wait to binge through the switchback round and see how it all plays out.

The first eight episodes are available to stream on Netflix now, with the finale and reunion hitting the 2026 TV schedule on Wednesday, July 22.

Feet are a totally normally body part, but as we already know thanks to the Internet’s obsession with Margot Robbie’s feet, things can get a little weird from time to time. Which is why it was a little surprising when Kim Kardashian included a picture of her late grandmother’s feet in a tribute post to MJ this weekend, then called it out separately on her Stories. It wasn't the first time Kim Kardashian's family has faced criticism, but this time she had a response to the haters.

Kim Kardashian’s grandmother Mary Jo Shannon, otherwise known as MJ, died at 91 on Thursday, July 16th. She had a good run, and the reality star celebrated her life through a series of pictures on Instagram. One of them included this foot picture of all the ladies in the Kardashian/Jenner clan.

Honestly, most of the comments on the post itself were pretty standard “sorry for your loss” type stuff. Kate Hudson and Mindy Kaling even sent heart emojis. Of course, the Internet is gonna Internet. The post subsequently blew up elsewhere online, and people could not get over the foot post being the one Kim had also drawn attention to on her Stories.

• Kim keeping her grandma MJ's legacy alive in the most unexpected way.
• It’s the fact that out of the full carousel she chose to post this on her story.
• Okay Kim I’ll be quiet since you’re grieving.
• Y'all stop talking bout her feet before she get filler in them.

Some other fans called out Kim for doing Kylie “dirty” after feeling her feet looked less nice than not just her grandmother’s, but a lot of her older family members. Kim and Kylie have a well-known (and mostly friendly) rivalry, but some fans thought this was over the line.

• Kim said feet challenge and Kylie caught a stray.
• So her OWN SISTERS feet the same sister that’s YOUNGER than her, feet look like newspaper??? And she POSTED it? Oh girl..
• I see why her siblings are always fighting her. Got Kylie's leathery toes uploaded like that!! I thought they were Kris or MJs.

In general though, many people were confused about why the famous reality star would choose to post that picture (even given we know the clan documents pretty much everything). The Kardashians star had an answer to this, however.

Kim Kardashian Stands By Sharing MJ’s Feet

Later on her Instagram Stories, Kim stood by her post. In fact, given her grandmother was her “gossip buddy,” she probably would have enjoyed all the Internet brouhaha surrounding her feet. As for Kim, she wasn’t taking the commentary seriously. She told those who’d commented that if they’d known her grandmother, they wouldn’t be saying the things they were saying.

She also included a heart and crying/laughing emoji.

So, yes, Grandma MJ loved her feet. She was proud of her feet, and she didn’t care who knew it. Kim just wanted to celebrate her grandma and her proud tootsies after her death, and clearly she wanted to do so in a lighthearted manner. Yet, I will just say, you put feet out on the Internet and then Google yourself, and I think you will find your feet are on the Internet for eternity.

Former 90 Day Fiancé star Statler opened up about her experience on the show and gave her take on what stars endure when they sign up for the TLC series. As the latest season airs on the 2026 TV schedule, a former reality star described filming as "extreme psychological manipulation" and painted a different picture of the process than one might expect.

Statler popped up in the comments of one of my own TikTok videos, ready to answer a fan's question about whether the producers "told them what to do." Statler (whose previous seasons of 90 Day Fiancé with her ex Dempsey Wilkinson are available to stream with an HBO Max subscription) gave her thoughts on how the show operates:

Statler alleges in her comment that she was portrayed on television in a way she isn't in real life, which can often be a criticism of reality stars. After all, the show can edit the footage they capture any way they want, and construct anything to appear the way it isn't.

This seems to be at the root of her complaint, which she continued on with below. She felt as though the experience would be more of a documentary, rather than what we witnessed on 90 Day Fiancé:

It's wild to hear, but this should be noted that there's a history between Statler and the 90 Day Fiancé franchise. Among other things, she was uninvited from attending the tell-all of what would be her final season, which she spoke out about. Basically, it's just her opinion of how it all played out, and there are other 90 Day stars with differing accounts on how the show operates.

In her defense, even 90 Day Fiancé viewers have caught times in which the show was seemingly manufacturing drama between cast members. This includes the infamous continuity error in which objects were moved around in the background of Big Ed Brown and Liz Woods' big fight, suggesting it was filmed across multiple takes. Additionally, some cast members have been found to be misleading the audience about elements of their storyline, and maybe knew their fiancé much longer than originally stated.

Based on Statler's story, I think the big message should be that anyone hoping to get onto 90 Day Fiancé should definitely watch the show and see what they're getting into before committing. I would say the odds of getting a "normal" edit on the show are slim to none; after all, it is reality television. Someone is going to be made to look like the villain, even if in reality they're not as malicious with their intentions.

Statler is not the first 90 Day Fiancé cast member to be disgruntled with her experience, and ironically enough, she commented on a post that was a response to Shekinah Güven saying she was done with the franchise. In a lot of cases, I think some of these cast members struggle with their real lives being dramatized or played up for entertainment. So I can't fault them for wanting to step away or "clarify" anything after seeing comments from fans. I do agree I'd love to see a documentary on the show someday, but for now I'm content just watching it on TLC.

90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET, and The Last Resort is on Mondays at the same time. Stick with CinemaBlend as we continue to see what's going on with the cast, and give updates about the "reality" of what's going on in their relationships.

I'll preface this by saying that I don't like to complain about the Big Brother live feeds because they really are what sets the CBS reality show apart from so many other competition series, and if they ever went away, I'm sure my interest in the show would diminish drastically. With that said, the live feed experience is far from perfect, so please take this as less of a complaint and more of a resigned shrug, because, well...

Shortly before Big Brother Season 28's premiere on the 2026 TV schedule, CBS announced two new live fan experiences set to play out on YouTube. The first was the Big Brother: Broveal, which introduced the new houseguests on the Big Brother YouTube Channel. The second was the promise of a live stream of the BB live feeds on YouTube for a limited amount of time following each episode. Presumably, that included the live episode; however, as seasoned feed-watchers on Eastern or Central time likely know, Big Brother rarely turns the feeds back on right after the Thursday live show broadcasts on the East Coast. Anyone who didn't know that already and went to YouTube to watch the live stream after the episode apparently found out.

I'll be up front here and say that I'm getting this information secondhand. Oh, I watched the live episode of Big Brother when it aired last night, thanks to my Paramount+ subscription including the CBS broadcast, but I didn't even bother to turn on the feeds after, as I knew the odds were slim to none that I'd see anything but the clips of adorable adoptable shelter animals that stream whenever the live feeds are not available. Apparently, the YouTube stream was no exception:

The series films in California, and while the Thursday episode airs live on the East Coast, the people on Pacific time don't see it until hours later. The feeds typically don't come back until sometime after the episode airs on the West Coast, or until after the Head of Household competition takes place. The rare exception to this is when there's an endurance competition playing out. Competitions aren't normally shown on the feeds, but Big Brother will usually let feed-watchers see endurance competitions.

Since the episodes that air on Sunday and Wednesday aren't live, the feeds aren't impacted by them, which works just fine for this new YouTube feature. Thursday is a different story and has been for years, and apparently the YouTube stream isn't going to change that. As annoying (and frankly, confusing) as that is, it's also a pretty accurate depiction of what we get from the feeds after most live shows, especially for those of us on Eastern or Central time.

It would be amazing if Big Brother decided to change that. I would absolutely love to get to see the houseguests decompress after the live show, share their takes on whatever unexpected events happened during the live episode, talk about the eviction and maybe even scheme a bit as a new cycle starts. It's the brief time in the game when the eviction is totally done, and there's no Head of Household.

Giving YouTube users the opportunity to view the live feeds is a great way to broaden the audience of the long-running reality competition series. The live episode is undoubtedly the most exciting episode of any given week, and pairing it with an hour of post-episode live feeds on YouTube would be chef's-kiss, as it'd really highlight the uniqueness of this reality series by comparison to pre-taped productions. So while I'm not entirely optimistic that Big Brother will consider changing things up and turning the feeds on for the YouTube watchers on Thursday after the episode, I do hope they decide to do that going forward; otherwise, why do the YouTube stream on Thursday night at all?

When Kyland Young was evicted from the Big Brother house in Season 23, the tension in the air was so thick you could cut it with a knife. Kyland had a showdown with former ally and eventual winner Xavier Prather and began to antagonize him by implying his nephew would be ashamed of him for going back on his word. The two men stood inches from each other as host Julie Chen Moonves shouted over the loudspeaker for Kyland to leave, and the live episode went on without further incident.

We have yet to see a fight on a Big Brother live eviction show, or an instance where a Houseguest outright refuses to leave. As the series airs on the 2026 TV schedule, however, I'm fully aware the show often "expects the unexpected." So I had to ask the host what might happen should a fight or something of that nature happen during the live show. While fans have never seen it, there is a hidden security team ready to go should it come to that:

I can't express how much I love that Julie refers to herself as Chenbot, but I'm also relieved to hear that Big Brother has security on standby for when the unexpected arises. I do have to admit it's interesting we have yet to see them, given a couple of past Houseguest expulsions that could've easily gotten out of hand.

So, if those watching Big Brother episodes online or streaming the feeds with a Paramount+ subscription start to get antsy for a Houseguest's safety in Season 28 and beyond, rest assured, backup is off-camera. Also, if Julie's there and it's the live show, she made it clear to me she has no problem going in there and setting people straight herself:

If Julie Chen Moonves went sprinting into the Big Brother house to stop a fight, it might just go down as one of the best reality television moments of all time. Hopefully, though, we never have to see that happen. Overall, however, it is comforting as a fan to know that there is a plan in place for just about every contingency imaginable.

Season 28 is leaning into the eras of past seasons of the show, which means we'll see icons from the past appear in episodes. I'd love to see both Xavier and Kyland, who did eventually privately bury the hatchet after the very public confrontation, again. It might even be funny to have them on and pretend to fight again, if only to see how the Houseguests might react.

As for tensions in the house, the Big Brother Season 28 cast seems pretty friendly at the moment. There is the usual amount of snide comments and backstabbing, but hey, that's the nature of the beast. I'm just hoping it leads to a little more action, because so far, this cast is a little too passive.

Big Brother airs on CBS on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. ET unless otherwise noted ahead of time. Tune in to see who ends up winning next week's HOH, and how they might shake up the game in a way that, hopefully, won't require security to step in.

Jasmine Pineda pulled one over on 90 Day Fiancé fans and stars, to the point some of them may still be unaware. As rumors swirl that the reality star is prepping for a return to the 2026 TV schedule via a spinoff filming in Florida, she had her co-stars congratulating her on an engagement that didn't really happen. And this story has a funny twist.

Only weeks after finalizing her divorce with Gino Palazzolo, Jasmine shared a photo on Instagram with her new baby daddy, Matt Branistareanu. The pic shows Branistareanu down on one knee and handing Palazzolo a ring. It looked like the classic proposal collage, with Palazzolo even saying in her caption that her beau "got down on one knee to propose." The caption hashtags -- including "#chihuahualife" and "#dontbuyadopt" -- had me confused until I scrolled to the final slide, which read:

Yes, this was all a product promotion for a ring, and perhaps more importantly, a "proposal" by Matt to get a pet chihuahua. It seems the duo wants to adopt a pet from a shelter for their daughter, Matilda, but not everyone on the 90 Day Fiancé cast got the memo. They saw the ring pictures and jumped straight into the comments:

• Aww congratulations so beautiful! ❤️ - Darcey Silva
• CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU BOTH 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 - Manon Berryman
• I was noticing that ring last night and want one too! So pretty!! - Shekinah Güven
• Congrats👏👏👏👏 - Libby Castravet
• Congratulations ❤️ - Stacey Silva
• Congrats - David Toborowsky

Admittedly, I probably would've been fooled as well had I not spotted the hashtag and seen Cortney Reardanz's comment about going to the final slide. It's amazing what people miss when they don't look through a post in its entirety.

I do still wonder how long it'll take before Jasmine and Matt tie the knot, now that she's the latest 90 Day star to divorce after marriage. Personally, I think if they do, they'd keep it a secret on social media and choose instead to make it a surprise reveal for an upcoming spinoff, or possibly a special available to those with an HBO Max subscription.

Perhaps more than any cast member, Jasmine has always been one to hide what's going on in her personal life from social media. While news of her pregnancy leaked ahead of time, she even saved that for a tell-all appearance! I don't think she'd casually announce her engagement on social media with so little fanfare, and that's one of the things 90 Day Fiancé fans love about her.

As mentioned, Jasmine is not currently on TV, but there's reported filming happening for an upcoming spinoff in Florida. 90 Day insider @Shabooty reported that she and many other cast members were spotted in Florida, in scenes that were seemingly tied to Cortney Reardanz's upcoming wedding, and a party for Jasmine. As of writing, there's no word on what this spinoff is titled or if it's tied to one of the existing spinoffs.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. You'll have to wait a while to see when Jasmine and all her drama with Matt spills back onto the small screen, but the good news is they might have a dog the next time we see them!

Some of the best reality shows ever have come to us from the folks at Bravo, namely the Real Housewives franchise. Multiple cities are airing at any time on Bravo (and streaming with a Peacock subscription), and some of them have even inspire content in other networks. Case in point: a number of OGs from Real Housewives are New York are filming a new show for E! called The Golden Life. And Dorinda Medley recently reacted to show information leaking online.

After RHONY was rebooted back in 2022, the original cast has stayed on our TVs through Ultimate Girls Trip and Luann and Sonja's spinoff Welcome to Crappie Lake. But that'll change with The Golden Life, with leaks revealing that they were picking up production after E! allegedly ordered more episodes. Dorinda addressed this on her show Reality Checked on Radio Andy, saying:

It sounds like Dorinda Medley has a good attitude about the leaks, which is a very zen way of dealing with this unique challenge. There are high expectations for The Golden Life given how beloved the cast is, which is why there's enough interest that leaks are coming out. And it sounds like the call might be coming from inside the house.

The Housewife turned Traitors star went on to speak about why these leaks are happening, citing just how many people are working on the production of the new E! series. She offered:

She's got a point. Add in the way the ladies are photographed by people when they're filming in public, and it's hard to keep things under wraps. And this is only the latest example of the Bravo-verse suffering from leaks.

During the heights of Summer House's popularity last season footage leaked online of the reunion. Bravo launched an investigation into the matter since it was spoiling such a pivotal part of the season. Obviously the stakes are not as high for The Golden Life, but longtime RHONY fans are excited about seeing the cast back together. Dorinda Medley continued her thoughts on the leaks by saying:

Like I said, there's definitely hype surrounding this new show, even if the Real Housewives of New York City ladies are moving to a different network. So while the leaks aren't ideal, they're at least showing how much fans are invested in this group of reality TV icons.

The Golden Life doesn't currently have a release date yet, but Real Housewives fans can currently watch new episodes of Atlanta and Orange County weekly as part of the 2026 TV schedule.

Spoiler alert! This story discusses the sixth night of auditions on America’s Got Talent Season 21. The episode is available to stream with a Peacock subscription July 15 if you need to catch up.

All of the Golden Buzzers for America’s Got Talent Season 21 are now accounted for, as Sofía Vergara awarded the 10th and final ticket to the live shows on Night 6 of auditions, which aired July 14 on the 2026 TV schedule. The judges were pretty heavy on the red X’s until Veronika Goroshkova stunned them with an aerial pole routine that even Simon Cowell admitted was “perfection.”

For her audition, Ukraine native Veronika Goroshkova asked the judges to move their chairs aside, as a long, metal pole dropped from the ceiling. The aerialist proceeded to swing around, climb, twist and stretch into incredible splits without a net or any safety device between her and the audience below. The act ended with a long slide down the pole that left everyone in the auditorium (and myself!) breathless.

Check out her stunts below:

When Veronika Goroshkova introduced herself to Simon Cowell and the gang, she mentioned that her dream was to compete in the Olympics someday, and it sounds like Cowell thinks she has the chops, as he told her:

Simon Cowell wasn’t the only one with gold on his mind, but Sofía Vergara attempted a fake-out before sending the confetti falling. She told the pole artist:

It was understandably a huge moment for Veronika Goroshkova and her mother, who’s also her coach. The aerialist has already performed with Cirque du Soleil’s Mad Apple, and next she’s headed for the live shows, where she’ll undoubtedly scare the heck out of the judges one more time.

Talking to the artist backstage, Sofía Vergara said:

The Golden Buzzer was well-deserved, in my opinion, but that means there will be no free tickets for the final night of AGT Season 21 auditions. The season started out strong with a whopping three Golden Buzzers in the premiere, and save for a few red buzzers along the way, the contestants never really took their foot off the gas.

Mel B fawned over a singer who we will be hearing from again, and Simon Cowell used a Golden Buzzer on a “bloody fantastic” parkour routine. Tragedy has also struck Season 21, however, as Jeff Williams, a member of Chicago’s Jesse White Tumbling Team, died in a car crash one night after his team’s auditions aired. No doubt the tumblers will be paying tribute to the 34-year-old when they perform again.

The final round of auditions kicks off at 8 p.m. ET Tuesday, July 21, on NBC.

The latest season of America’s Got Talent kicked off with a Golden Buzzer-filled premiere, and we’ve since seen sultry Mel B-swooning singers and an unexpectedly agile one-legged young man. Among the most impressive acts seen so far, from a physical perspective, came during the July 7 episode, when the Chicago-famous Jesse White Tumbling Team took the stage. The high-flying act wowed the judges enough to send the group to the live rounds, but one team member has tragically died before those rounds arrived.

34-year-old Jeff “Superman” Williams was a longtime member of Jesse White’s acrobatic squad, and started out as a teen member over 20 years ago. The new of his untimely death was shared on the official Jesse White Tumblers Instagram page, which stated:

On Monday, July 6, the night before the America’s Got Talent episode featuring the Jesse White Tumbling Team, Williams was killed in a vehicular crash in the Chicago suburb of Mundelein, Illinois. According to ABC7 Chicago, he was traveling on a Suzuki motorcycle and collided with a Honda Pilot while crossing an intersection. He was reportedly thrown from the vehicle and died at the scene, according to the Mundelein Police Department.

The crash is currently being investigated by the Mundelein PD, the Lake County Major Crash Assistance Team, and the Lake County Coroner's Office.

Speaking with the Chicago Tribune, former Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White called Jeff Williams “the life of the party” and called him “a gentleman in every way,” and recalled hiring him to work in the state office’s accounting revenue department.

Fellow tumbling coach and friend Emmanuel McGhee also shared kind words for Williams, and spoke about the team’s future on AGT, saying:

For those who missed the all the leaps and flips when the Tumbling Team auditioned, here's the video of the highly impressive act.

Jesse White's squad, which originated back in 1959, first appeared on America's Got Talent back in 2009, and also made it past the auditions. However, the group was eliminated after Round 2. Here's hoping their live performances can take them even farther, with the memory of Jeff Williams fueling them to victory. Be sure to tune in when new episodes hit ABC, and stream the next day via Hulu subscription and/or Disney+ subscription.

CinemaBlend sends our thoughts and condolences to Jeff Williams' family, friends and team members during this difficult time.

Fans of The Bachelor franchise continue to wait for any official update on when the reality dating show might return (it seems unlikely we’ll get anything on the 2026 TV schedule, despite persistent hope that Taylor Frankie Paul’s Bachelorette season will air). In the meantime, however, we’ve gotten a different kind of update on fan-favorite Joe Amabile — better known as Grocery Store Joe — and Bachelor Nation is sending their love after he revealed he has what appears to be a brain tumor.

Joe Amabile looked a bit shaken as he took to Instagram to share the news of his impending brain surgery with Bachelor Nation. The caption that accompanied the video said doctors found a lesion they suspect to be an “early stage brain tumor,” and while he debated whether or not to share this publicly, he said, “ultimately this is now part of my life.” Check out his message below:

So many Bachelor Nation alumni showed up in the comments section to offer love and support for Grocery Store Joe, including his wife, Serena Pitt. Reactions included:

• Serena Pitt: You’re so strong and we’re going to get through this together ❤️ I love you
• Jesse Palmer: Sending you love and support Joe ❤️
• Wells Adams: Love you brother. You got this and we’ve got you! 🙏🏼❤️
• Charity Lawson: sending you so much love! praying for healing and strength ❤️
• Kaitlyn Bristowe: ❤️❤️❤️ prayers all the way up. We’re here for you!!!!
• Thomas Jacobs: If there’s one thing the Grocer knows, it’s produce. This little blueberry doesn’t stand a chance!

In his video, Grocery Store Joe says the lesion they discovered in his brain is about the size of a blueberry. Doctors think it’s a glioma, and he’s scheduled to have surgery in a couple of weeks to have it removed and get it tested. Joe Amabile said:

His fellow reality dating alums are all definitely hoping for the best, as even more comments poured in, reading:

• Joey Graziadei: Sending all the love and support brother ❤️ can’t wait to play a round of golf when you’re all better ⛳️
• Abigail Erb: Praying for you and Serena ❤️❤️
• Maria Georgas: Sending love and prayers!
• Raven Gates: What!!! This is so shocking but so glad you did the scan 🙏 praying for you & Serena! Praying for an easy, quick recovery as well! You got this ❤️🙌

Joe Amabile first appeared on Becca Kufrin’s season of The Bachelorette, where he was sent home on Night 1. Fans fell in love with the grocery store owner anyway, leading to him appearing on two seasons of Bachelor in Paradise. That’s where he met his eventual wife, Serena Pitt from Matt James’ season of The Bachelor.

We're definitely joining with the rest of Bachelor Nation in wishing Grocery Store Joe and Serena Pitt the best on this unexpected journey.

Elisabeth Hasselbeck is now a very well-known TV personality. However, back in 2001, she was a 25-year-old still rocking her maiden name (Filarski) who joined Survivor at the start of the reality TV revolution. She made an impression on viewers for her personality and her tight alliance with Tina Wesson, who ultimately won Season 2. While she did pretty well surviving in the Australian Outback, she recently admitted she only made a half-hearted attempt to learn a couple of things on the plane out to film the TV show.

In an interview with The View producer Brian Teta ahead of her 2026 TV schedule return, Hasselbeck admitted she was not as prepared for Survivor as her CBS edit made her look. The good news? The flight from the U.S. to Australia is not exactly what I would describe as short. So, on the journey, she learned about fishing and tying knots.

These days, the types of things contestants do to prep for Survivor include intermittent fasting and figuring out how to get rid of unwanted body hair for 26 days. Contestants care a lot less about the actual survival aspect of the series in favor of the gameplay, and Jeff seems to like it better that way. However, in Season 2, the show was still very much a social experiment. Having survival skills at making fire or fishing gave competitors a giant edge, at least before the merge.

Hasselbeck said when she got to camp, she convinced everyone she was a “knot specialist,” and the rest was history. She became one of the most memorable contestants of all time, and went on to garner additional gigs on TV, most notably on The View, after her torch was snuffed. Interestingly, though, while she’s returned to the daytime show in the time since her 2013 exit (despite some controversy during her original run), she’s shown no interest in trying to return to the island again.

She’s said it’s because she doesn’t want to take too much time away from her children, whereas it’s easy to “settle in” for a quick stint on The View. Though fans recognize her from both of her prominent gigs these days, she joked it depends on how much effort she’s put into styling on a given day.

So, I would not expect Hasselbeck on Survivor anytime soon, despite Jeff expressly saying the show will be doing more with returnees in future seasons. Though, I'd love to see her show off these knot-tying skills.

Over the course of the last several years, Christina Haack and Heather Rae El Moussa have gone to great pains to combat rumors about not getting along. The two women, Tarek, and Christina’s new partner Christopher Larocca go on dates together. They support each others’ business ventures. Perhaps most importantly, they filmed a wildly successful TV season of The Flip Off together. So, what’s happening with Season 2?

First, I think it’s important to note that over the weekend Heather shared a special birthday post for Christina looking back at some of their most memorable moments (and outfits). She also got candid about her “real friendship” with her husband Tarek El Moussa’s ex-wife. Thanks to the sweet post, we know the two couples are still spending plenty of time together.

However, fans also know it’s been a year and a half since the first episode of The Flip Off aired and we saw Christina break up with ex Josh Hall during filming. Though it was a question mark for a while, the show was ultimately renewed by HGTV for Season 2, which most viewers seemed happy about. Yet, at this point we’ve waited quite a while for a second set of episodes, particularly given what we know about the reality show's filming schedule. So, what’s going on, you may ask?

What We Know About The Flip Off Season 2 (Right Now)

There’s a couple of things to talk out here. First, let’s talk about why people are concerned about The Flip Off Season 2. The show reportedly started filming in September of last year. That’s a long time to record one house flipping show. Secondly, Heather Rae El Moussa just rejoined the reality series that made her a household name: Selling Sunset. While it’s possible to do multiple shows, fans on Reddit and elsewhere have been a bit concerned about the fate of the HGTV series.

It likely doesn’t help that HGTV has cancelled a slew of shows, including programs from Christina and Tarek, over the last year.

While the show reportedly got off of the ground in September of last year, Christina Haack confirmed back in March that The Flip Off was still filming. In an interview, Heather Rae El Moussa also mentioned via her Instagram Story a few days ago that there are still plans to get a second season of the reality show out, despite what feels like a long gap between seasons.

So, now we know the season will definitely (eventually) come down the pipeline, the only other mystery to solve will be who Christina’s partner will be in Season 2. She’s been reticent to give a lot of details about the new episodes, but we really were kind of hoping the show would switch things up every now and again and do different formats. So maybe we’d get a season that was Tarek vs. the girls, or some other amalgamation. Even if that doesn’t happen in Round 2, I do really enjoy that there are different ways this show could, ahem, flip things around in order to keep the show feeling fresh.

We’ll keep you posted as soon as the HGTV series gets a return date (again, eventually).

Khloé Kardashian is all about spilling the tea, and she’s welcomed several of the Kardashian-Jenner family members onto her podcast to divulge secrets, like the rumor that always upsets Kris Jenner and the rule Tristan Thompson won’t budge on with their kids. The tables were turned when Khloé visited the Call Her Daddy podcast though, as she revealed one rumor about her family that’s true and one that’s false.

The Good American boss got to the bottom of a couple of big Kardashian mysteries during an episode of Call Her Daddy, as Alex Cooper presented Khloé with things she’d read on the Internet and asked if they were true or false. Here’s what we found out:

The Rumor: Khloé Kardashian Facetuned Her Cat

Khloé says: False.

The Kardashian sisters have had their share of Photoshop accusations, with Kim responsible for some hilarious photo fails and Khloé getting accused of some pretty heavy editing. Back in 2024, those accusations spread to the Russian Blue cat that Khloé got for her daughter True. Reddit users debated whether The Kardashians star might have forgotten to turn off the filter before posting the pics of Grey Kitty. However, not only does Khloé deny filtering the feline, she said it’s not even possible:

She actually tried it, but it didn't work! She added, jokingly:

Consider that one debunked, but we’ve got another Kardashian rumor headed our way.

The Rumor: Khloé And Her Sisters Are All Paid The Same For The Kardashians.

Khloé says: True.

It's kind of surprising to me that they all get paid the same for The Kardashians, because it does seem like some sisters carry the show a little more than others. But they all have camera crews that follow them, and they’re all executive producers, so I guess it makes sense.

Speaking of their positions as EPs, Alex Cooper asked if that meant they could cut anything they didn’t like. Khloé Kardashian confirmed they can request edits, but probably not in the way we'd expect. She said:

Khloé Kardashian had entire episodes dedicated to her breakup with Tristan Thompson, so I can imagine there are plenty of things she probably wishes weren’t presented for Hulu subscription holders.

Similarly, Kris Jenner has a “who cares?” attitude regarding some of the things that get fans riled up, but she has asked that things be taken out, like if “the back of my hair looks crazy.” Kourtney Kardashian has even complained about the editing of the show, but according to Khloé, the main thing her big sis asks is for editors to take out how many times she says “like.”

Now that we’ve cleared up these two rumors, hopefully everyone feels a little more secure in their Kardashian-Jenner knowledge. Stay tuned to our 2026 TV schedule as we wait for a premiere date on The Kardashians Season 8.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day Fiancé episode "I’m Questioning Everything." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

A friend of Catie Norboe finally said what I was thinking while watching 90 Day Fiancé, and I couldn't be happier. After Joshua Atkins witnessed her compulsive habit of attempting to make out with friends, someone finally spoke up and suggested maybe it wasn't her obsessive compulsive disorder that was creating the wedge in the relationship. On that note, it was suggested that Catie's drinking could be a contributing factor.

The latest episode of 90 Day to hit the 2026 TV schedule picked up with Catie meeting up to run with her friend, Ryan. During their workout, she recapped her conversation with Joshua about the previous evening and how he was disappointed in her. Catie mentioned her fear of her OCD sabotaging her relationship, but Ryan opened up about something different:

Catie admitted she also worried about that but, not long after, she brought up the OCD again. Additionally, she mentioned the quick timing of her and Joshua's engagement and not knowing what she wants. All of that can be valid, but it's hard to overlook the clear fact that Katie isn't indulging in problematic behavior when she's sober.

Why I'm Happy A Friend Finally Addressed Catie's Drinking Being A Problem

I've been wondering and quite frankly, waiting for a friend in Catie's life to bring up this issue. Otherwise, it would've appeared her entire friend group was comprised of people who would allow her to fall into these moments, even when they come at the expense of her relationship with Joshua.

So, from the outside looking in, it appears Catie has a true friend in Ryan. That aside, though, there's still the matter of Joshua and Catie's relationship problems.

Did Joshua And Catie Work Out Their Issues?

We've done some digging into Catie and Joshua's relationship and, based on current speculation, it seems that they did go through with the marriage. Getting married is one thing, but did Catie make some changes for Joshua? Or did they reach some sort of understanding about that?

If I've learned one thing watching 90 Day Fiancé, it's that it's really easy to succumb to the pressure of the K1 visa to just get married rather than pause and delay the process to work on other issues. There's a long list of married 90 Day stars who split up, and I think the marriage timeline is a major contributing factor.

All this to say, I hope that Catie and Joshua are happy in their relationship and didn't leave lingering issues like this by the wayside ahead of tying the knot, because the partying feels like a big issue. Either Joshua needs to be ok with Catie's partying habits, or she needs to be fine with letting that go for the sake of her relationship. I don't see a successful marriage where they just continue on as they're doing now.

We'll see if we get any answers on what conclusion they arrive at as 90 Day Fiancé continues to air on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. CinemaBlend continues to track what's going on with other couples and was shocked to learn about one duo who got married despite all evidence they wouldn't.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the Big Brother live feeds as of Sunday, July 12th. Stream the episode with a Paramount+ subscription, and read at your own risk!

We're midway through Week 1 of Big Brother Season 28, and it's already off to a promising start. Dee Valladares, the final mystery Houseguest, won the Week 1 Head of Household and got to work trying to use her skills as a Survivor winner to try and take control of the game.

Dee nominated Yash Patel, Mallory Aurichio, and Taylor Brown for eviction. Of course, one of the two could save themselves by winning the veto competition or by convincing the winner to remove them with the nomination block. CinemaBlend, as always, is watching Big Brother's live feeds, and now that the results of the first veto are here, I'm happy to say we're in for an exciting week!

Mallory Won The Week 1 Veto

Mallory scored a big win for herself in Week 1, successfully preventing what seemed to be an assured eviction. It's so hard to convince other new and unfamiliar cast members to remove somebody from the block during the early days, so she basically needed to win this competition to keep herself from going home. I'm curious to see if she'll be able to find some ground and gain some protection in the coming weeks, or if we'll continue to see her as a recurring target on the block.

Dee Already Has A Plan For Renom, And A Target

As of Sunday afternoon, Dee has pretty consistently told others she plans to nominate Ashley Trail when Mallory pulls herself off the block. While she'll be at risk for eviction, she's not the intended target. For now, it sounds like Yash will be the person Dee is pushing for eviction, assuming all goes to plan.

Of course, with the BB Blockbuster, Yash could also save himself and make the house decide between Ashley and Taylor. As it stands, it seems like Dee would push for Taylor to stay over Ashley, but there's no word on how the rest of the house feels about that. Ideally for both women, it would be ideal if one of them wins the Blockbuster, and Yash can be sent home.

It feels like Yash is in a bad spot, but there's still plenty of time for him to rally for support, or for another Houseguest to dig their own grave. Who knows, maybe someone on slop will fly off the handle, and Dee's plans could change completely. I'm also not ruling out the time travel twist negating an eviction, though I doubt we'd see that happen in the first week.

Big Brother continues with new episodes on CBS on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm eager to see which of the nominated Houseguests steps up in these days leading up to eviction, and possibly flips the script that we see coming together post-veto.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the Week 1 Big Brother Head of Household competition. Be sure to tune into the show with your Paramount+ subscription, and read at your own risk!

Big Brother Season 28 is officially underway on the 2026 TV schedule, and we've already got some spoilers ahead of the live feeds starting. Thanks to a longtime BB insider, we now feel relatively certain we know the identity of the Week 1 Head of Household, who also turned out to be the final mystery Houseguest.

As those who watched the premiere may know, only the mystery Houseguests were allowed to compete in the Week 1 HOH competition. This means it was between "two-time Survivor loser" Rick Devens, Season 26 Houseguest Angela Murray and Rachel Reilly. Well, at least it included Rachel Reilly for a minute, until she was pushed into a volcano by a dinosaur.

At the end of the first episode, we were told she would be replaced by another mystery reality tv legend, and now we know who that is thanks to @Hamsterwatch.

Survivor's Dee Valladares Is The Last Mystery Houseguest And The Week 1 HOH

Big Brother went big for its final mystery Houseguest, and snagged Survivor Season 45 winner and Season 50 competitor Dee Valladares as its final Houseguest. Dee then competed against Rick and Angela for the HOH, and reportedly ended up winning the Week 1 HOH competition.

There are no details on what the competition is yet at this time, but a chance we could learn about it on the upcoming episode of BB: Unlocked. I'll be tuning in because I'm curious to see how the show changes with Jerry O'Connell as a host, but also because the live feeds will switch on immediately after.

How Will Dee Run Her Week 1 HOH?

If she's planning to try to win Big Brother like she did Survivor, expect to see Dee try to get in tight with at least three other Houseguests and attempt to run the game with a majority alliance. I think Rick and Angela would be obvious allies as the other vets in the game, but given Angela's wild card status and propensity for outbursts, she may look for a more reliable ally.

If we're looking at other people Dee might align with in the Big Brother Season 28 cast, I think another move would be to get in with the three players who just won safety in their respective competitions. Chuk Anyanwu, Rome Seymour, and Jason De Puy cannot be nominated this week, so I think she'd be smart to take advantage of that and try to align with some of the newbies to shield herself.

By the time the live feeds switch on, we should have explicit confirmation Dee won the HOH competition, as well as who all she nominated for eviction. Remember, per the new rules, Dee will have to nominate three Houseguests, and then if one of them wins the veto, a fourth. Also, thanks to the BB Blockbuster, only one of those three is guaranteed to leave this week, so she'll need all the help she can get from allies come Week 2.

I can't wait to see how it all shakes out, and psyched that Sunday's Big Brother episode on CBS is also a 90-minute special. Tune in at 8 p.m. ET to see what Dee decides to do, and get a look at the Have-Not room and see how it measures up to the awful ones of the past.

Riley Green is set to make his debut as a coach on The Voice when its milestone 30th season hits the 2026 TV schedule in September, providing some of that country charm the show is known for, thanks to artists like Blake Shelton and Reba McEntire. Green is bringing along with him one thing that those coaches didn’t have, though — a cowboy hat — which presented a challenge due to the size of the Big Red Chair. The “Worst Way” singer explained the solution they came up with and why it was so important.

Riley Green will have his work cut out for him on The Voice Season 30, as he faces off against veteran coaches Adam Levine and Kelly Clarkson and music icon Queen Latifah. He definitely seems up to the task, though, despite realizing early on that his cowboy hat was going to present a problem. Green told Willie Geist on the Sunday Sitdown podcast:

Why am I just now realizing that other country coaches like Reba McEntire and Blake Shelton never wore a cowboy hat? Even if I had noticed, I would have assumed producers wouldn’t want them to wear one in order to better see their eyes, but I’d never given any thought to the brim being an issue in such a high-backed chair.

For a competition that celebrates country music as much as The Voice does, I’m kind of surprised this is the first time the issue came up. Thankfully, Carson Daly was able to help figure out a solution, and you can even see the little holster on Riley Green’s chair in the promo for Season 30:

Having that authentic cowboy look is pretty important, too, especially with the trash-talking from Kelly Clarkson and the overall coaching competition that Riley Green faces. Blake Shelton has faith in Green and his ability to attract contestants in the genre, but a little help from the cowboy hat definitely can’t hurt. Green said:

This isn’t the first time The Voice has made adjustments to the Big Red Chairs to accommodate the coaches. Season 25 saw Dan + Shay as the first duo coaches, complete with a two-seated Big Red Chair.

I think The Voice crew did a great job on Riley Green's chair, because the hat looks so natural hanging there on the side of the chair, and now I just can’t wait to see the coach and his cowboy hat in action. We’ve still got a couple of months to go, so mark your calendars for The Voice Season 30 premiere at 8 p.m. ET Monday, September 21, on NBC. Episodes will stream the next day with a Peacock subscription.

The 2026 TV schedule has finally revealed Big Brother Season 28's premiere date, and it wouldn't be the start of the season without one more vague hint from Julie Chen Moonves. The host did an interview about the house and how the Lazy Susans in the kitchen are more important this season than we may assume.

Julie gave a house tour to CBS Mornings in a new video, where she also dropped the reveal that all is not as it appears when it comes to those two spiral discs on the roundtable. Here's what she had to say specifically:

It's wild to see Julie show more personality than her typical "ChenBot" persona on Big Brother, but I digress. She revealed ahead of the premiere that the Lazy Susans seen below are part of the season's Time Trip twist, but I'm not exactly sure we can figure out how based on what we've seen so far:

Fortunately, as someone who has previously already clocked an item that could have some relevance in the BB 28 house, I have some theories. Here's what I'm thinking so far, though, as always, I'll defer to the motto that we should always "expect the unexpected."

Food Challenges Are Coming Back

Lazy Susans on a table, in my mind, are often a place where food is placed. We also know that Big Brother Season 28's big theme involves time travel, so maybe a long-gone element from early seasons is making a comeback! Could we possibly see Food Challenges make a big return?

For the uninitiated, Food Challenges were a weekly competition in which the Houseguests had to play a game that dictated which groceries they'd receive for the week. Because not every item was guaranteed, there'd be times when they'd hit the jackpot and get a full buffet of items, and other times when they'd get all bread and veggies with no meat. Of all the ways Big Brother could nod at the past, I'd love to see this twist return the most.

Slop Items Will Rotate Week To Week

Slop is such a hot-button issue in recent seasons of Big Brother, with fans complaining it rarely has a meaningful impact on the season. Either we make slop interesting again, or do away with it, and while there are those on the site who prefer the latter, I think the show should consider shaking things up.

I think back to Season 14 that allowed viewers to vote on two items that the Have-Nots could have outside of slop. Or, maybe just give them other wild stuff to live on, like a week on anchovies and bananas. I think that would at least create more discussion and increase slop's relevance. Oh, the slop items would be displayed on the Lazy Susan, which is where it fits into this discussion.

The Key Wheel Is Coming Back

I want to preface this by saying that I don't believe this is the case, but because enough people want it to return, I'll manifest it. Maybe, just maybe, the Lazy Susans are meant for a key wheel to be placed on, and we're finally going to see the nomination ceremony unfold like it used to in the old days.

Ultimately, we have no idea how the Lazy Susans will play into Big Brother, and who knows just how relevant they are to Season 28. It's Julie's job to be the hype woman for the franchise, and for all we know, the way it relates to the twist is that they spin when the house goes "back in time" and revisits previous eras. Let's not forget how kooky this show gets; that could legitimately be all they do.

With the new Houseguests having moved in on Tuesday, I'm all the more eager to see the live feeds start after Big Brother: Unlocked on Friday. I'm dying to see who is getting along, who already had a blowout fight, and which Houseguest might've gotten removed before the first eviction ever started. This season is sure to be great, even if the Lazy Susans don't end up being as significant as advertised.

Big Brother Season 28 kicks off on CBS on Thursday, July 9th at 8:00 p.m. ET. Get ready for the 90-minute premiere and all sorts of fun over the next three months as we watch the reality series crown its next winner!

Survivor is one of the best reality shows of all time, and is still going strong despite its decades on CBS (and streaming with a Paramount+ subscription). Its most recent installment, Survivor 50, was one for the record books, and clearly the Television Academy agrees because it got a whopping five Emmy Nominations this year. And the cast of Survivor 50 had a lot to say when their season was honored in this way.

The 50th Season featured returning Survivor players for the first time in years, which really helped to raise the stakes. And while Jeff Probst accidentally spoiled a segment during the live reunion, he was still nominated for Outstanding Host, alongside the show's four other noms, including Outstanding Reality Competition Program. The show's official Instagram posted about the noms, which you can see below:

The cast of the season sounded off in the comments section, and they seem thrilled that Survivor 50 was recognized. Because while the contestants are in it for the Survivor prize money, there's also a sense of pride about being in such a successful chapter of the show. Some choice comments read:

• Rizgod: we bringing it home Jeffrey! THIS IS OUR YEAR
• Ozzy: Had a dream about IT!! and WE WIN!!
• Kamilla: EMMY VOTERS PLEASE VOTE CORRECTLY THIS YEAR AND MAKE SURVIVOR WIN EVERY CATEGORY THANK YOU 🙏🏾
• Q: Would be a big mistake if Survivor didn’t win!!
• Cirie: 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Welll deserved ‼️
• Stephenie: I called it and told you at the wrap party!! It’s your and our time 👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
• Tiff: 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Clearly, the castaways of Survivor 50 are proud that their season is getting so much love from the Television Academy. And I understand why; they endured countless insane twists, and a number of beloved players ended up being eliminated early. But if their season got Emmy nominations, it has the potential to make some of their frustrations worth it.

Of course, some fans might be worried that Survivor 50's Emmy noms might result in future seasons during the Open Era being inspired by what happened during this last season. Because while 50 was fun, there were also some moments that went viral for the wrong reasons. Namely Zac Brown's extended cameo, which resulted in the lowest-rated Survivor episode ever. Twists like the Blood Moon didn't go over well either, while fans enjoyed others like the pair elimination and MrBeast's coin toss that doubled the prize pot.

The tease of the Open Era's start had some fans scratching their heads, but it's clear that Survivor isn't going anywhere anytime soon... especially if it keeps racking up Emmy nominations.

Survivor's catalogue is streaming over on Paramount+, and a new season is set to premiere sometime in the fall as part of the 2026 TV schedule.

Shekinah Güven has a brand new look to show off not long after her controversial scene with Thaís Ramone aired on 90 Day: The Last Resort. Amidst trouble with her husband Sarper, and claims that she'll no longer work in the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, Shekinah took to social media to show off her new hairstyle, or I guess a lack thereof.

Shekinah is now officially the second 90 Day Fiancé female cast member to shave her head, with Jasmine Pineda doing the same back in October. She hard-launched the change by posting a video of her in the act of shaving to Instagram, and staring at the camera:

No, Shekinah isn't pulling a Britney Spears, with mysterious reasons behind why she shaved her head. The reality star confessed she's worn wigs for a long time and became tired of seeing her original hair falling out in clumps. Shaving her head is a way of reminding herself her beauty is not attached to hair, and it may make any future wigs fit better as well. For now, she's rocking the buzzed look, and rang in the Fourth of July with a bleached blonde look:

It's hard not to notice the lack of 90 Day Fiancé stars in her comments, as the only name I recognized was Manon Berryman. Typically, stars of the franchise like to hype each other up in the comments, though Shekinah may be on the outs with many. A recent episode featured her telling Thaís to "Go back to her country," which didn't sit right with many immigrants in the cast and their spouses.

Based on how she's talking, it sounds like anyone who wants to see her in episodes in the future will need to finish out this season of 90 Day: The Last Resort as it airs on the 2026 TV schedule, or watch old episodes with an HBO Max subscription. Of course, there are some who think she's just putting on a show for the cameras and fans, and attempting to capture the spotlight while embracing a new role as the villain of the TLC franchise.

Personally, I'm not sure what to believe. While I do admit that all 90 Day stars are incentivized to try and stay entertaining even when they aren't on camera, especially when it comes to their relationships. If there's a hint that Shekinah and Sarper are headed toward divorce, then obviously fans will want to see them on another season. At the same time, we've seen married 90 Day couples split all the time, so I can totally buy that Shekinah is upset at the franchise for not helping her more on 90 Day: The Last Resort when her marriage was allegedly in crisis.

I'll also say that most anyone who has watched 90 Day: The Last Resort can attest that it is not a suitable substitute for couples therapy. Fans have long criticized the spinoff for being more of a resort vacation for the married couples as they're offered lots of alcohol and prodded into fights. It makes for good television, but I think it's more than fair to say it's not the most effective way to save a marriage.

The drama continues on 90 Day: The Last Resort, which airs on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm eager to see how this season ends for Shekinah, and if we see more of her regretting joining this spinoff as it continues.

Spoiler alert! Acts from the July 7 episode of America’s Got Talent are discussed below. All Season 21 episodes can be streamed with a Peacock subscription.

Simon Cowell looked as dashing as always in his America’s Got Talent uniform of a skin-tight black tee and tinted glasses, but who would have thought his red-tinted eyewear would cause such a kerfuffle as Season 21’s fifth night of auditions aired on the 2026 TV schedule? Suffice it to say I was shook — and so was Cowell — after one card trick Tuesday went off the rails.

Darrell Moten took the AGT stage as the second close-up magician of the evening, so Simon Cowell — who has used both of his Golden Buzzers — along with Sofía Vergara, Mel B, and Howie Mandel, really needed this act to be mindblowing. Moten asked Cowell to pull a card and not show anyone. He pulled the 5 of Hearts, but when the magician returned to the stage and showed him a 5 of Clubs, Cowell wrongly confirmed that was his card. Much confusion followed, as you can see below:

Simon Cowell seemed to feel awful after Darrell Moten said he messed up and left the stage. The judge felt responsible because his red-tinted lenses messed with his vision. He turned to the audience and said:

The vibe in the auditorium was super awkward, as a producer came out to say they were moving on, and Sofía Vergara expressed disbelief that it wasn’t all part of the act. Apparently it was, though, because Darrell Moten then appeared on the big screen in front of the judges, asking Simon Cowell to choose a color and number (he went with turquoise and 77), repeating his choices back to him before revealing that video had seemingly been prerecorded.

Darrell Moten then returned to the judges’ table to reveal the former American Idol judge’s correct card — the 5 of Hearts — in his pocket. Even after three of the four judges sent the magician through to the next round, though (Mel B was understandably confused and gave Moten a “no”), Cowell wasn’t over the snafu,

As Terry Crews interviewed the next performer backstage, Simon Cowell was still talking about his mistake with Sofía Vergara and a producer, saying:

Because even though the magician walking off the stage did end up being part of the show (I think?), Simon Cowell had still flubbed the trick by errantly confirming that Darrell Moten had the right card, and it was the Modern Family vet who had to set things right.

I’m kind of with Mel B on this one. I’m not quite sure how much of that trick played out the way it was supposed to — even down to Darrell Moten pulling a Turquoise 77 card from Terry Crews’ pocket afterward — but I guess both Moten and Simon Cowell will get another shot in the next round. Maybe Cowell will leave the glasses off for that one.

America’s Got Talent Season 21 auditions continue (possibly with more fawning from Mel B) next Tuesday, July 14, at 8 p.m. ET on NBC and streaming the next day on Peacock.

It was over a year ago that Todd and Julie Chrisley were pardoned by U.S. President Donald Trump after serving prison time due to bank fraud, tax evasion and other alleged offenses. Since then, the couple has been easing back into their day-to-day lives and, interestingly enough, neither of them have jumped back into the reality TV space on a full-time basis. In 2025, it was reported that the pair were set to re-enter the medium and that discussions were being had. Now, Todd is weighing in on why he still hasn’t returned.

Considering the success of the Chrisley family’s 10-season USA Network show – Chrisley Knows Best – it pretty much seemed like a given that they would set up another series. In 2025, Lifetime did order an eight-part docuseries called The Chrisleys: Back to Reality, centering on how the kids were coping amid the parents’ imprisonment. Ironically, Julie and Todd were released before the show finished filming and appeared in the last stretch of the series.

Both Todd and Julie Chrisley recently reflected on that time in their lives during an episode of daughter Savannah’s Unlocked podcast. Aside from reflecting on what life’s been like since leaving prison, the pair also discussed their careers. Savannah grilled Todd about saying on his Two Sons and Me podcast that he was done with TV. However, the patriarch and father six sought to set the record straight and explain his rationale:

So it seems Chrisley is interested in returning to the small screen but only if that happens with a project he feels comfortable with. Technically, Chrisley did return to TV earlier this year when he and Julie competed on The Masked Singer. Of course, a reality show centered on his family’s life is (understandably) much more personal for Todd than his stint as one member of the Croissants. Chrisley is also fully aware that the landscape has changed over the past few years and, with that, he knows exactly what he wants for his next show:

That’s not the only factor Chrisley has considered. For years, claims of inauthenticity have plagued the reality TV medium for years, with many viewers having accused a number of productions of staging moments. For his part, Chrisley is staunchly against faking anything for the cameras. On that note, he laid out some potential events he’d love to share with audiences authentically:

Of course, there are several factors to consider for Chrisley and co.’s big return to TV, including money. It was reported around the summer of 2025 that Todd was looking for a deal worth at least $5 million but that network execs weren’t willing to budge on that. At the same time, there’s also the matter of how Todd and Julie will be received by the general public. PR experts believe the Chrisleys should tread lightly and should keep in mind that “you can’t Netflix your way out of disgrace” following legal issues.

Naysayers don’t appear to be on Todd Chrisley’s mind at this point, though. Fans of the Chrisleys may be ecstatic to hear Todd would like to return to TV but, given how particular he is about that, viewers probably shouldn’t expect him to return before the end of the 2026 TV schedule. In the meantime, though, fans can stream all 10 seasons of Chrisley Knows Best using a Peacock subscription.

Big Brother Season 28 is coming to the 2026 TV schedule, and we now know some, but not all, of the Houseguests participating. As host Julie Chen Moonves teased during the "Broveal," more names will be announced during the premiere. Now, I have a lot of questions.

Before getting to those, however, let's get to the meat and potatoes. Here are some of the people who are competing, including one you might've already seen with a Paramount+ subscription, and some new faces you'll no doubt be obsessed with months from now. Take a look:

Of course, a picture can only say so much, so here are the ages, occupations, and cities of each announced Houseguest:

• Ashley Trail - 24, Bartender, Chicago, Illinois
• Barrett Pfeiffer - 27, Jumbotron Engineer, Austin, Texas
• Chuk Anyanwu - 27, Supply Chain Analyst, Dallas, Texas
• Drew Campbell- 22, Beast Games/Surgical Dental Assistant, Temecula, California
• Haley Thogmartin - 29, Telemedicine Executive, Wildwood, Missouri
• Jason De Puy - 35, RuPaul's Drag Race, West Hollywood, California
• Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk - 32, MMA Fighter, Phoenix, Arizona
• LaTrice Verrett - 57, Boutique Salesperson, Maplewood, NJ
• Lyric Medeiros - 25, American Idol/Lawyer, Honolulu, Hawaii
• Mallory Aurichio - 24, Rocket Scientist, Township of Washington, NJ
• Melody Morris - 24, Corporate Game Show Host, Maricopa, AZ
• Rome Seymour - 28, Pickleball Coach, Delray Beach, FL
• Taylor Brown - 27, Elementary School Counselor, Deerfield Beach, FL
• Yash Patel - 24, Financial Analyst, Monroe Township, NJ

As mentioned, Jason De Puy was on RuPaul's Drag Race, and fans may know them as their drag persona, Salina EsTitties. Another notable is Lyric Medeiros, who appeared on ABC's version of American Idol back in Season 21. That's two former reality stars, which confirms the rumor about returnees, but what does this mean for the unannounced Houseguests?

How Many More Houseguests Will Be Announced?

Fourteen Houseguests in a Big Brother season is not unheard of, but Big Brother has already confirmed that more names will be announced. The question is how many we should expect, considering the record for most Houseguests in a season is currently 17. Assuming that record isn't broken, would this mean we should only expect three more people?

The roundtable in the press photo of the Big Brother house has 15 seats, and of course the HOH stands during nominations. That has me thinking we'll have 16 Houseguests, but there could always be some twist tied to the theme that allows for more Houseguests to be ineligible for nomination or something of that nature. My mind is literally racing thinking of all the possibilities.

Are Returning Reality Stars Still On The Table?

There have been plenty of rumors about Big Brother Season 28 featuring returning Houseguests, as well as reality stars from other CBS shows. I'm not saying they're all accurate, though there were people who said previously that Salina EsTitties would be part of this season a while back. We've also seen rumors that former Survivor players could participate, as well as people from The Challenge and The Amazing Race.

We've also heard that former BB Houseguest Angela Murray is part of the returning cast and might be the only representative of the past this season. I'm not going to be thrilled if that's the case, but suffice it to say I'll be very interested to see just how many mystery Houseguests are introduced, and if there's a chance BB: Unlocked's fan vote plays a factor.

Hopefully, we have all the answers by Thursday, when Big Brother kicks off on CBS with a 90-minute premiere. Until then, I'm spiraling and continuing to expect the unexpected while we wait for more clues and reveals.

The Voice is getting ready to celebrate a big milestone when Season 30 premieres on the 2026 TV schedule this September. Two new faces will join Adam Levine and Kelly Clarkson on the coaching panel — Queen Latifah and Riley Green, the latter of whom is surely hoping to honor the show’s history of country music dominance. Blake Shelton seems to believe Green’s up to the task, and he’s got some blunt advice for the newcomer.

Blake Shelton exited The Voice in 2023 after 23 seasons, and while he still has no plans to come back (in a coaching capacity at least — he has performed on the show since then), he’s still got plenty of opinions about the show, especially with his former rivals Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine going strong after their respective returns. Shelton offered some strong words of advice to Riley Green as he prepares to go up against them, telling ET:

Blake Shelton makes it sound like The Voice coaches are all mortal enemies, and admittedly if you ever witnessed the feud he had with Kelly Clarkson or heard the F-bombs Adam Levine’s thrown his way, you might believe it. However, trolling is Shelton’s love language — he even trolled his own wife when they competed on The Voice Season 22 — so there’s really no animosity there.

Friendships aside, however, Blake Shelton still thinks Riley Green’s got what it takes to go up against the two veterans, despite both Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine having won four seasons of The Voice (second only to Shelton himself, who won nine). The “God’s Country” singer suggested the other coaches might have trouble luring artists away from Luke Grimes’ friend and Marshals co-star, saying:

Kelly Clarkson actually may be a tad intimidated by Riley Green, as she has definitely tried to take over as the country music expert on seasons without Blake Shelton and Reba McEntire. In fact, the American Idol winner started talking smack to Green before The Voice Season 30 started shooting — even before she’d actually met the country singer in person!

I’m excited to see how these four coaches get along and what surprises Carson Daly might have in store for The Voice’s milestone season.

Speaking of milestones, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani just celebrated their 5-year wedding anniversary after meeting on The Voice, with their big day coming just weeks after Shelton turned 50 years old. Now, he may not be returning to the NBC singing competition, but it sounds like he’ll be rooting for Riley Green.

The Voice Season 30 premieres at 8 p.m. ET Monday, September 21, on NBC with episodes streaming the next day with a Peacock subscription.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "Fall on Your Last Sword." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

When Kara Bass and Guillermo Rojer were first announced for 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3, I thought it was just a formality to get an additional TLC appearance before their official split after marriage. As episodes continue, I think it's clear that one of them clearly wants to stay married, and it's breaking my heart to see this relationship fumble through therapy.

The latest episode featured Kara and Guillermo having their first "good" day in therapy, in the hours after he confronted Sarper Güven following Shekinah's insensitive remarks toward Thaís Ramone. They danced, kissed, and even went back to her bedroom. Just before things escalated to the next level, however, Guillermo said goodnight, much to her dismay. It was hard to watch, especially because it seems these two are going to struggle a lot to overcome the problems between them.

It Feels Like Kara Genuinely Wants To Save Her Marriage, But Guillermo Is Holding Back

From my perspective, it seems that Kara is more invested in saving her marriage with Guillermo than he is. Unfortunately, the big sticking points for him remain, and it doesn't seem as though she's willing to flex on taking a step back from her music career or stop posting sexually explicit pictures on OnlyFans.

Things have come a long way since their fight about Guillermo owning a laptop and her working in real estate. What seems clear is that Guillermo wants the person he thought he married, and maybe wasn't as aware of his wife's wild side. Unfortunately, Kara can't be anyone other than herself, and as it stands, it seems the marriage can't repair itself unless one person drastically changes themselves, or their expectations.

Are Guillermo And Kara Still Married?

Despite lots of rumor sites and posts claiming Kara and Guillermo are divorced, CinemaBlend has yet to see real evidence that the couple officially went through the process. As such, we're left to search social media, which does tell us some things.

To start, Kara still has links to her OnlyFans on her Instagram account, and no pictures with Guillermo. She is also nowhere to be found on his page, though both post pictures with their shared son Nico.

I couldn't help but notice that when one of them posted a photo with Nico, the other had a picture of them on their own around the same time. As such, I would think there's a custody agreement in place, and that they are still not together even if they have not finalized the divorce. Either that, or they're doing a great job at faking what it's like to be divorced parents, which would be a feat I have to applaud.

It's not a great sign for 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3, which already has a couple of couples who are confirmed to be split or in the process of divorce. If this season doesn't serve as the poster boy to TLC that the show needs some changes to help couples in crisis, I'm not sure what will be.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. The drama continues to mount as we see couples fight for their relationships and also with each other, and I remain eager to see who makes it through unscathed.

Big Brother Season 28 is keeping the surprises coming ahead of its arrival on the 2026 TV schedule. We have new news that the cast reveal is imminent, and what's more, the CBS reality series is offering another way to watch live feeds without the use of a Paramount+ subscription. So what's going on, and how is YouTube involved?

A new release from Big Brother has confirmed the cast reveal will be coming on Tuesday, July 7th at 5 p.m. ET. In an unprecedented Big Brother: Broveal, however, the new cast will be revealed via a video hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, as she also gives a tour of the Season 28 house. Additionally, the live feeds will be available on YouTube, though it'll be a bit different for those used to using Paramount+ or the ad-supported option on Pluto TV.

YouTube Will Feature Big Brother's Live Feeds (But There's A Catch)

For the first time, YouTube will be a new home for Big Brother Season 28's live feeds. There is a catch, however, in that these feeds will only be available for a limited time. Users will be able to immediately access them after episodes of the show as well as the new and improved Big Brother: Unlocked. They'll only be available for a limited time, however, so anyone who gets hooked will eventually need to get Paramount+ or Pluto TV.

The interesting part of this is that it says the feeds will go live after every episode of Big Brother. As someone who lives in the Eastern Time Zone, I'm used to the live feeds being down on Thursdays until the live-eviction episode airs on the West Coast. Could this mean YouTube will have immediate access to the feeds on Thursdays? If so, I would love that, but we'll have to see if that's the case.

I'm Hype For A Cast Reveal Video, And Hope It Continues In Future Seasons

I do have to say that while I'm used to the usual method of the cast list being released in a post, I'm totally on board with the idea of seeing it in a more produced fashion. It helps build hype before the premiere, which will just be a little over forty-eight hours later on CBS.

Right now, my only disappointment is that we didn't get to see a live move-in, and that we'll see an edited rundown of the opening hours of Houseguests joining Big Brother Season 28. The good news is we already have confirmation we'll be seeing the live feeds after the first episode of BB: Unlocked on Friday, which is better than waiting all the way until Sunday when the veto competition is finished. I know many fans don't care, but as someone who loves the live feeds, this is important!

Almost all surprises for this season are revealed, but I hope the final video will give us what remains. In addition to the cast, we still have yet to see the Have-Not room, as well as the HOH bedroom. I always love to see how the Have-Not room stacks up against the past bad ones, and given we've waited so long, I have to think this one could be a doozy.

As mentioned, tune in for the Big Brother Season 28 cast on Tuesday, July 7th at 5:00 p.m. ET. Then we have the 90-minute premiere on CBS on July 9th, and the game will be officially underway!

Millie Bobby Brown has had plenty of major co-stars over the course of her career, from Winona Ryder and Kyle Chandler to Chris Pratt and Robin Wright. Of course, Henry Cavill is also on that list, as he and Brown have starred alongside each other in all three Enola Holmes films. The two actors have apparently forged a tight bond on set and are apparently quite comfortable with each other. Well, Cavill seemingly felt enough comfort to make a reality TV-related confession that seemed to weird out Brown.

As of late, Brown has been promoting Enola Holmes 3 – one of the latest releases on Netflix’s 2026 schedule – and she’s been dropping some sweet BTS tidbits. What I wasn’t expecting, however, was the Cavill anecdote she recently shared with co-star Louis Partridge during a game of Lie vs. Lie for Entertainment Weekly. In a clip shared to Instagram, Brown recalled asking Cavill if he wanted to watch a popular reality show only for him to share an unexpected response:

Partridge, as part of the game, actually responded by saying he didn’t think Brown was lying about that story and, honestly, I might’ve felt differently. That’s not to say it’s weird that Cavill could appreciate a reality TV series. However, what is a bit odd is that such a revelation seemed to come amid Cavill and Brown’s work on the Enola Holmes franchise. Timing aside, Cavill is indeed entitled to his entertainment-related vices. Partridge also made a good point:

Henry Cavill does indeed seem to have some niche interests, including miniature-based war game Warhammer. That love is actually so strong that Cavill is producing a TV show for Prime Video that’s based on the game. It’s also a well known fact that the In the Grey star has a love for technology and, several years back, he built a computer and excitedly posted about it. It’s said that we as people contain multitudes, and I’d say that rings true when it comes to Cavill.

Over the years, Brown has spoken a bit about her on-set relationship with Cavill, who plays older brother Sherlock Holmes to her Enola. The Stranger Things star has spoken about how Cavill has established professional boundaries, which she respects. As for their work, it seems they have no issues there either. Brown has even praised Cavill for being able to slide into acting mode with ease even after joking around on set.

I appreciate the dynamic that Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill have forged and, from my vantage point, it really does mirror that of a true sibling relationship. And, as someone who’s gushed to his own sister (and friends) about his favorite TV shows and movies, I really get Brown’s story on a personal level. Now, I’m just wondering what TLC show has managed to capture Cavill’s attention, and I hope he reveals that at some point.

For now, check out Cavill and Brown in Enola Holmes 3 by streaming it with a Netflix subscription. Also, be sure to look over the 2026 movie schedule for updates on forthcoming feature films.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Actions Speak Louder Than Words." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day Fiancé's latest episode on the 2026 TV schedule featured lots of tension between Mallorie and Raşit, with a legitimate question of whether the engagement was off. As has been the case with other couples in the past, the uncomfortable topic of a prenuptial agreement reared its head, but at least this time no one suggested adding a "weight clause" to it.

The conversation came days after Raşit once again prompted Mallorie to pull money from her settlement fund, which she received following a major car accident. Perhaps, after being concerned with his obsession over her settlement money, Mallorie brought out the prenuptial agreement, which enraged Raşit. He refused to have a conversation about it, saying she was thinking about a breakup rather than marriage. Now, I'm genuinely curious whether he signed that agreement, as it sounds like there's reason to suspect they were married and are no longer together.

There's Evidence Online That Mallorie & Raşit Married, And Possibly Split

In late May, noted 90 Day Fiancé insider MerryPants posted wedding photos (since removed) implying that Mallorie and Raşit were married back in September of 2025. For a moment, it seemed that despite the prenup and her staying quiet about not wanting children, these two worked it out in the end.

Unfortunately, there's some new evidence that suggests these two might be the latest to join the growing list of married 90 Day stars who divorced. It's reported via Starcasm and others that Raşit was on a livestream at the end of June and allegedly said he "didn't have a wife" in response to a comment.

Is this a 90 Day Fiancé star breaking their NDA they signed about not revealing story details, or an attempt to throw off the people who already saw the evidence that they were married? We've seen both happen in the past, so I'm not sure I want to commit one way or the other as to whether these two are still together.

One thing that is worth noting is that Mallorie and Raşit don't have photos of each other on Instagram, and aren't sharing photos of one another. In fact, they don't even have photos of each other from before the show started filming. That feels odd to me, and has me thinking they're not still together, even if I can't prove they aren't.

Of course, it's always possible Mallorie and Raşit are playing games, and we'll all be surprised later when we see them in another spinoff still married and thriving. That said, I feel like newcomers to 90 Day Fiancé are less likely to be intentionally deceptive to the fandom on social media compared to the veterans of the cast, so we'll just have to wait for more answers before finding out what's what.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Here's hoping for the best for Mallorie and Raşit, and if they are split, that she got him to sign that agreement!

With just days before Big Brother Season 28 moves in its Houseguests and the season premiere hits the 2026 TV schedule, a new rumor has me feeling all distraught. While it was initially rumored this season would feature returning players from past seasons, a notable insider is hinting there may only be one former Houseguest coming back, and not even an ideal competitor.

This whole thing started when rumors on X started that the split house theory between "veterans and newbies" was accurate, but not in the way some assumed. Instead, it was speculated that reality stars from other shows like Survivor and The Amazing Race would be part of the veteran cast, and that only one person would be a true returning Houseguest from Big Brother. This was seemingly confirmed by noted insider Hamsterwatch, who said the following when asked how many "returnees" they were expecting. They wrote:

One returning Big Brother Houseguest isn't the end of the world, and we've seen it before. Unfortunately, it's the person it likely is that has me beside myself if this rumor is true, as mounting evidence suggests it's Season 26 Houseguest Angela Murray.

Big Brother Bringing Angela Murray As Its Sole Returning Houseguest Feels Like A Big Mistake

Assuming the Houseguests saying Angela is definitely in sequester are correct, I can't believe Big Brother would select her as the sole returnee to represent past seasons. As mentioned, we've seen this before, with Rachel Reilly's return being the latest example. In fact, this has happened quite a few times, with additional opportunities to play given to Houseguests who either fell just short of winning, or stood a good chance of doing so.

The problem is, Angela was never even close to winning, nor was she known for being exceptionally good at any one part of Big Brother. She was known for starting drama, to the point there was heavy speculation she was a plant put in by CBS to spice things up rather than actually win.

There's a laundry list of Houseguests who should've gotten that call before her, and it'll be super discouraging to see her representing the past of Big Brother, especially in a season that may draw newcomers of different fandoms. I like Angela and appreciated her time on Season 26, but if she's the sole returnee this season, that's just going to aggravate me because there were more deserving people who could've made more of the opportunity.

A House Split Between Returning Houseguests And Newbies Is Interesting, I'm Not So Sure About Reality Stars Vs. Newbies

When we first thought Big Brother Season 28 would feature an even split between returning Houseguests and newcomers, I was intrigued. I was excited to see how the house would divide, and which Houseguests would integrate with newbies and who would ultimately rise to the top in the end.

I'm far less intrigued by the idea that the cast is split between newcomers and reality stars plus Angela Murray. To me, that's basically an entirely new cast, plus someone who didn't have a solid grasp on the game the last time she played.

To me, personally, it doesn't sound like it makes for a compelling season. That feels like a problem, presumably if the goal of bringing in other reality stars would be to get a fresh set of people using a Paramount+ subscription to watch the live streams. Then again, I'm speaking as a diehard BB fan with little interest in seeing Survivor or other alums from reality shows compete on the show, compared to people I actually know.

Big Brother premieres on CBS on Thursday, July 9th at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm hoping the cast reveal puts all these rumors to rest, and I selfishly hope we don't end up seeing what is currently rumored.

We never have to wait too long to see Kim Kardashian modeling SKIMS’ newest swimwear or Kylie Jenner launching products (with the support of an incognito Timothée Chalamet, of course). However, there’s one member of the Kardashian-Jenner family who prefers to stay out of the spotlight, and that would be Rob Kardashian. We can still keep up with Kris Jenner’s only son, thanks to insiders’ reports of what’s been going on in Rob’s off-camera life.

Rob Kardashian was a part of Keeping Up with the Kardashians nearly as much as his sisters back in the beginning. His screentime became extremely limited starting in 2018, and it wasn’t until 2025 that he made his debut on The Kardashians, as both he and Caitlyn Jenner attended a family dinner honoring the sale of their Calabasas home. So how are things allegedly going for the family’s most private member? A source told US Weekly:

Rob Kardashian’s departure from the reality TV world coincided with a weight gain and alleged Type 2 diabetes diagnosis, so if what the insider says is true, it’s great to hear that he is both healthy and happy. He and Khloé were always close, and The Kardashians viewers can tell by how much time Rob’s daughter Dream spends with Khloé that their bond remains strong — even if we don’t see it.

The source continued:

Despite his reported wish to maintain a low profile, in The Kardashians Season 7 finale Rob Kardashian did express interest in returning to the show — now if we could only get a Season 8 premiere date on the 2026 TV calendar. If we do see more of him in upcoming episodes, though, don’t expect him to bring along a date. The source says Rob is allegedly not seeing anyone at the moment:

Khloé Kardashian posted some rare photos of Rob on Instagram recently, as she celebrated her birthday, and seeing him pose with his 9-year-old daughter is so heartwarming. Fingers crossed that we’ll get to see him and Dream getting into some hijinks with Khloé, True and Tatum on The Kardashians Season 8.

For now you can stream the first seven seasons of The Kardashians (and the entirety of KUWTK) with a Hulu subscription.

I've been watching a lot of past Big Brother seasons lately, in anticipation of Big Brother Season 28. One strong opinion about a certain twist in the game has resurfaced in me with vigor, and I need to talk about it. We recently learned that Season 28 will be themed around a "time trip." So... maybe this would be the perfect season to leave the Big Brother Slop punishment in the past?

Big Brother is a notoriously unserious show. Amidst their efforts to send one houseguest packing each week, these housebound contestants are subjected to a range of ridiculous scenarios and punishments. They're slimed during competitions and made to wear goofy themed costumes, to name a couple of examples.

Fans know and expect regular doses of absurdity from the long-running CBS series, and we wouldn't want it any other way. Slop, on the other hand, isn't fun or funny or exciting. The houseguests seem to hate it, which I know is the point, but I also don't know a single fan who cares about this particular punishment, at least, not in any kind of positive way.

Slop looks like oatmeal, but based on complaints about it from the houseguests, it sounds like it doesn't actually taste like oatmeal, nor does it have the same texture. Prior to Season 7, the food punishment each season was to restrict the impacted houseguests' diet to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Slop was introduced during Big Brother All Stars, in 2006, and has remained the food punishment each season since. In 2011, the Have Not twist was introduced, adding an uncomfortable bedroom and cold showers to the slop punishment for the three or four affected houseguests each week.

Have Nots do have a limited number of other options (pickles, some spices and condiments, protein powder, etc.) to supplement their diets, but slop is their main food source for the week. It seems like every season, houseguests complain about how being on slop makes them feel. Whether it's lack of energy, gastrointestinal discomfort or just feeling super hungry because they're not eating the slop, it certainly seems to serve its presumed purpose of putting have nots at a disadvantage. Yet, I can't remember the last time anything slop-related was entertaining on the live feeds or in the episodes. It's just a thing that gets forced on a few houseguests each week until the Have Not punishment ends for the season.

To be clear, I'm not saying they should completely get rid of the Have Not room or punishment. I appreciate the creativity that goes into designing that room, particularly when the design relates (in some dreary, creepy or otherwise negative way) to the theme of the house. Plus, it disrupts the usual sleeping arrangements from week to week, which can have an impact on the social dynamics of the game. Keep the Have Not twist if you want, let's just lose the slop requirement, or change it to something that gives the houseguests more options to get enough to eat to be their usual selves.

I'm not sure what the substitution to slop should be. Maybe it's some other limitation on the Have Nots' diet that still allows them to get enough basic nutrients throughout the week. At the very least, maybe there's an alternate punishment to slop that houseguests can choose. Meaning, if they want to eat normal food for the day, they have to take some other punishment or restriction.

As 2026 marks twenty years since Slop was first introduced, I think it's high time Big Brother does away with it, or finds a way to change up the food restriction to make it interesting, and preferably doesn't leave the affected houseguests down for the count for days.

Big Brother Season 28 kicks off on the 2026 TV schedule on July 9th, with the live feeds starting the day after. You'll be able to watch the feeds and catch up on past episodes with a Paramount+ subscription.

We may be in a bit of a lull in the Survivor narrative after Season 50 wrapped its storied season and fans await Season 51. However, former cast members have still been very active, talking about what happened on the island and more. And noted sharer Savannah Louie – yes, the contestant with the intense prep stories – just explained a bit more about what happens when the cast ends up in Ponderosa.

If you’re reading this, I assume you watch the show and know that Ponderosa is the place exiled Survivor cast members go after the tribe has spoken and their torches are snuffed. Previous seasons have given us behind-the-scenes vlogs showing off Ponderosa, but in the Instagram Era, we also get photos of the cast having a blast and more. Like Tiff’s post after her exit:

Meanwhile, Savannah Louie actually won Survivor 49, meaning she previously didn’t have the weeks of relaxation at Ponderosa experience a lot of other contestants have. When she came back in Season 50, people found out she’d won, and she was eliminated before the merge. She later told fans all about her Ponderosa experience, and there were three things even I didn’t know having covered the show.

Louie recently spoke out about the three whole weeks she spent in Ponderosa, which we recently learned sometimes houses the Love Island cast at the same time. I know, weird, right? She opened up about some stuff fans should already have gleaned about the living situation post getting booted. We know the cast chats and shares the narrative after exits, and (as Jeff has noted) this can influence the jury’s decision later on, a move Louie says is “as close to a live season of Survivor as you can possibly get.”

But there were three more gems I’d not really known about.

The Cast Goes To Ponderosa Before The Show Even Films

Survivor fans know about the post-exit interview that goes down right after Jeff snuffs out someone’s torch. I was unsurprised to hear those are edited down, but Louie did share one interesting tidbit about the Ponderosa sitch I hadn’t know.

Yes, the Season 50 cast was stacked with returnees, so a lot of them had been to Ponderosa before, anyway. Plus, I knew contestants are kept quarantined before new episodes begin (though there was rampant cheating with this alleged in Savannah's own season), but somehow I hadn’t connected the dots this all happened in the same place.

There’s A Big, But Glum, Post- Exit Meal

Obviously, a lot of people are in their feels after getting voted out. It’s gotta be a moment that makes people feel glum and kind of unpopular, but Louie says it’s the best day for all the other ousted contestants, so the feeling is short-lived.

Plus, you get a giant meal out of it, so it’s really kind of a win even if it doesn’t feel that way?

You Have To Get Used To Sleeping In A Real Bed Again

Personally, sleeping on sand and hard bamboo sounds horrific. I’ve seen seasons of Survivor where bugs abound, and to be honest with you, I think this is the single biggest factor that would keep me from ever applying to compete for Survivor. For contestants who have already appeared on the show, though, it’s basically the opposite:

Clearly, the contestants on the show are gluttons for punishment, because some of them have slept outside on the hard ground, three, four, or even more times. I can't imagine what it would be like sleeping in a bed again, but I'm glad Louie is here to explain it ahead of of Survivor 51 hitting the 2026 TV schedule this fall.

The Traitors is arguably one of the best reality shows of all time, especially for a superfan of the genre like me. I've loved seeing familiar faces from Survivor, RuPaul's Drag Race, and the Real Housewives franchise collide for the campy competition series (which is streaming with a Peacock subscription). After watching (and loving) The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, I think that Jo-Ellen Tiberi is the next Housewife we need on The Traitors.

Like many Bravo fans out there, I started watching RHORI because Dolores Catania was a friend of. But the new series quickly stood on its own feet, thanks to high-stakes drama, those incredible accents, and the cast's history with each other. And while Alicia Carmody was the breakout star, I think that Jo-Ellen needs to get on The Traitors ASAP.

Jo-Ellen's Reunion Performance Proved She's Ready For The Round Table

As soon as she was introduced, Jo-Ellen was set up to be one of the main "villains" of Rhode Island, with drama and fights starting in Episode 1. And while she was consistently entertaining throughout the entire season, her performance in the two-part reunion was on another level. And it's for that reason that I think she needs to get to Alan Cumming's castle in Scotland posthaste.

Jo-Ellen came to the RHORI reunion with receipts, specifically related to Rula's husband Brian and his divorce and alleged affair. While we've seen other Housewives with binders or sheets of paper, she was able to not only quickly pull up her information, but actually use it in a way that made sense and seemingly proved her points.

Yes, calling Brian a "whore" made for A+ television, but Jo-Ellen was able to use evidence and effectively argue her points throughout her arguments with Rulla. And both her castmates and even Andy Cohen seemed ultimately won over by her efforts. That got me to thinking about how much damage she could do at the Round Table, where Traitors contestants debate and ultimately vote people off the show. Plus, I'm sure she could pull off tartan.

Truthfully, I think Jo-Ellen could use her talents well as either a Faithful or a Traitor. And with The Traitors giving Real Housewives more agency as of late, it seems like a great time to bring the Bravo newbie into competition show space. She could crush as a Traitor hunter, or use her wit and debate skills to sneak around and murder people in the dead of night. Either way, I'm certain it would make excellent TV.

The Real Housewives of Rhode Island is streaming in its entirety on Peacock as part of the 2026 TV schedule. The Traitors franchise is also streaming there, but we'll have to see who ends up being in the cast of the next celebrity season. Hopefully there's a slam pig or two. IYKYK.

Shekinah Güven shared that she nearly quit 90 Day: The Last Resort following her controversial insult in the latest episode. As Season 3 continues on the 2026 TV schedule, Shekinah revealed she almost walked off the set of the series and refused to film.

Days after viewers saw her tell Thaís Ramone to "go back to her country" in the midst of an argument, Shekinah is now on her Instagram Stories taking aim at 90 Day Fiancé for not doing more to protect her during the incident (via Swoon). The reality star, who is allegedly currently on the outs with her husband Sarper, said The Last Resort's on-site security did nothing to stop Thaís from getting in her face:

Shekinah alleged that the 90 Day team didn't step in because they wanted to see a fight, though the physical contact between her and Thaís ended about as quickly as it started. Compared to past fights like when Andrei Castravet fought Charlie Potthast, this was pretty tame.

Even so, there was physical contact, which Shekinah said was grounds for removal per their contracts on 90 Day: The Last Resort. She got into the details below and why she ended up staying to film despite wanting to leave:

I think it's also worth speculating that if the couple left 90 Day: The Last Resort early, they likely wouldn't have been paid to appear on it. Let's be honest, the money has to be a motivating factor, because it doesn't seem like many couples get a ton of advice that helps them strengthen their marriages. More often than not, they get unlimited alcohol and opportunities to start fights with each other, both of which felt like a factor here.

At a time when 90 Day Fiancé fans like to call out the show for "scripted" situations, it feels like Shekinah's feelings on what went down on The Last Resort Season 3 were real. She's made a few claims as of late that she will not return to the franchise, so it looks like those wanting more of her will need to stream old episodes with an HBO Max subscription.

As for Sarper, he's stayed mostly silent on what happened on The Last Resort, which may be further evidence there's a pretty big rift between him and Shekinah at this time. I do wonder whether the couple blames the spinoff for failing to resolve their marital issues, assuming they are headed down the road to divorce.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'll be curious to see what else Shekinah has to say about this season as we watch it play out, so you know I'll be checking her social media often!

For over a quarter-century on Jackass, Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O and a band of merry mischief-makers have been hurting and humiliating each other, all in the name of comedy. After several movies and TV show spinoffs, the stunts are coming to an end with Jackass: Best and Last. The 2026 movie release is part victory lap, part greatest hits compilation, but Steve-O has his own unique way of describing the last chapter.

Every Jackass movie seemed to bring about questions of just how long the franchise could sustain itself — and how much punishment the participants’ bodies could take. We now have our answer, with Steve-O confirming Jackass: Best and Last is “one-hundred percent” the last one. In addition to some new stunts, the new movie features never-before-aired footage that couldn’t be shown in previous offerings. Steve-O told People:

There is something strangely beautiful in Steve-O’s description of their final Jackass outing being a place where all of the wayward clips found a home. In fact, critics noted how “poignant” Best and Last is, as well, celebrating 26 years of friendship in the best way they know how — with more Jackass nudity, pain, pranks and lots and lots of laughter.

Steve-O, Johnny Knoxville, Wee Man and Chris Pontius are all in their 50s now, and after so many years of putting their bodies through the kind of “f---ed-up sh-t” that Jackass requires, this does seem like an appropriate finish line.

Steve-O even said when confirming that there will be no more after Best and Last that “you can't really do Jackass” after the bull injury that Johnny Knoxville (who refuses to go by his “venereal disease” real name) suffered in 2020 while filming Jackass Forever.

Johnny Knoxville was gored by a bull (twice) while filming the franchise’s fourth movie, resulting in injuries that included broken ribs, a concussion and brain hemorrhage. He’d already suffered 16 concussions from previous exploits, and he took months to recover — both physically and mentally — from the bull incident.

As such, it’s no surprise that the actor wasn’t able to participate in any big, new stunts for Jackass: Best and Last, because he couldn’t risk getting hit in the head again.

That doesn’t mean the new movie plays it safe, by any means. Steve-O and the others still take their hits, and thanks to the inclusion of some classic clips, audiences even get to see Bam Margera, who was fired from the franchise during Jackass Forever filming, and Ryan Dunn, who died in a car crash in 2011.

Be sure to catch Jackass: Best and Last, which is in theaters now, to see where all of the previously unaired “f---ed-up sh-t” finally found its home.

Friends, family, and cast members of Storage Wars were present on Monday to honor the life of Darrell Sheets, who died by suicide earlier this year. As the A&E series continues with new episodes on the 2026 TV schedule, Dave Hester and other notable names were present to pay homage to their friend.

Hester has spoken at length about his friendship with Sheets, as news of Storage Wars stars chipping in to help fund his memorial service made headlines. Check out the photos he posted to his Instagram Stories below:

It looks like a lovely service, and I appreciate the picture Dave Hester took with Darrell Sheets' son Brandon. These types of events are never easy to attend, but it looks like everyone made the best of the situation.

The service itself sounded like a real celebration of "The Gambler," complete with slot machines for attendees to play. EW also reported that there were novelty $20 bills that contained Darrell Sheets' face, along with his tagline "The wow factor" on it as well. 67 doves were also released as a part of his memorial, representing each life that he spent living.

Darrell Sheets' death came as a shock to many, as the Storage Wars cast was together when they learned the news. As the details of his suicide came to light, others opened up about the fact that he'd been a victim of cyberbullying and was suffering pretty badly from it as a result. Sheets even posted a message on social media, talking about the dark times he was going through.

The memorial service feels like the beginning of the end of this chapter, as questions mount about what will become of Darrell Sheets' shuttered business. Brandon Sheets confirmed the business will reopen eventually, allowing fans of Storage Wars to show up and pay homage to the late reality television star over the years. Plus, I'm sure there's plenty of great things there for sale, many of which Sheets curated in his long tenure of purchasing storage lockers to see what treasures they contained.

As previously mentioned, Storage Wars will continue, and it's worth noting that Sheets had not been on the series for some time leading up to his passing. This was mainly due to prior health complications, which reduced his role in the show and eventually led to him exiting the show entirely. Even so, many who followed the show surely remember him, and his legacy will live on through classic reruns and all that his family is setting up in honor of him.

Past episodes of Storage Wars with Darrel Sheets can be found on AETV, Tubi, and Pluto TV. Those looking to honor the late reality star would do well to check those episodes out and pay homage to "The Gambler," as many of his friends and family recently did.