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NASHVILLE STAR, USA Network's original grassroots talent search to find America's next great country music star and the nation's top-rated country music program, will give another talented and deserving artist their big break when the show returns for its fourth season, it was announced today by Jeff Wachtel, USA's executive vice president of original programming.

"NASHVILLE STAR works because it showcases the best untapped musical talent on television," explains Wachtel. "One thing we've learned over the past three seasons is that there's an incredible pool of talented performers whose voices have yet to be heard."

"I had been

"Crocs, Cowboys and City Slickers" -- The winners of the Reward Challenge receive a crocodile-proof pool, on SURVIVOR: GUATEMALA -- THE MAYA EMPIRE, Thursday, Oct. 13 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

When host Jeff Probst tells the castaways that the winning team will have a crocodile-proof swimming pool delivered to their camp (along with chips, dip and margaritas), such an incentive inspires one castaway to blaze through the competition. The pounding rain takes its toll on the tribes and causes one castaway to voice their frustration and demand that people "Step Up!" One self-absorbed castaway annoys

The Apprentice Candidates "Connect The Generations"  Tomorrow Night o­n NBC's The Apprentice

NEW YORK  Oct. 5, 2005 Personal relationships develop, and ultimately effect the outcome of the boardroom o­n this week's episode of NBC's "The Apprentice" (October 6, 9-10 pm ET/PT). Rebecca returns from the doctor with a broken ankle, and is restricted to using crutches; she opts to stay in the game, and feels the need to prove herself due to her current disability.

Candidates go to the Cedar Crest Retirement Home, where they will compete

NEW YORK -- October 3, 2005 -- On Wednesday, December 7 at 10 p.m. ET/PT, Bravo will launch the second season of the Emmy-nominated, premier reality series focusing on fashion designers, "Project Runway." The premiere episode of the thirteen, one-hour episode run, will pit sixteen designers against one another on the Road to the Runway. These contestants will compete in weekly design challenges at Parsons The New School For Design in New York City, until only three remain and face off once again at New York Fashion Week in February.

Eager to give aspiring designers a chance to

By Jackie Helm
 
Tyra Mail "Don't bitch and moan about this hairy situation.  Be ready at 8:45 am."  The girls get excited knowing that makeovers await them.  They meet up with Tyra at Louis Licari's salon who T.B describes as a Hollywood hair legend.  She tells each girl how their hair will be changed which ends up leaving Cassandra bawling and soaked in tears.
Their length stayed about the same, but Coryn went blonde and Diane is given a wheat color mixed with dark streaks. Lisa's hair remains short and she