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This week, fans said farewell to Daniel Seavey after his American Idol elimination. Daniel shared with us about his experience on the show and his plans moving forward.
 
Q: How is your voice after having laryngitis on the show?
Daniel: I'm exhausted, of course, but I feel great going home and being able to see all of my friends.  The laryngitis is still there, but it's not as bad as it was a couple of days ago so it's slowly going away.  I'm just excited to be able to go home.
 

by Jessica Blackwell
 
So, I was completely wrong about who Sean would choose! I figured he would wither go with Cristina E, the favorite of his mom and pastor, or Angela, his clear favorite, but he chose Jade! Favorite of no one! Boy am I confused! 
 
He let Cristina E off the hook first, telling her that his heart was with another woman. I was surprised, but I figured he would at least go with Angela. When she came down, he did the same thing he did with Cristina, telling her all of her

By Andy Sloan
 
After 16 days of divisions, deceit and power hierarchies, the remaining White, Blue and No Collars are finally one! Welcome back to your favorite Survivor blog, where like Hali I'm all about #Merica in the real world, but as for the world of Survivor, I ain't feeling it.
Last night's episode was the season's best so far, so lets jump straight to the highlights!
 
The Merge!
You get a buff! You get a buff! Everybody gets a buff! The game has reached the final leg: the individual battle for $1 million.

 
By Ashley Thompson
 
It's finally Jessa's wedding day and it's just as you'd imagine. Or maybe not. Along with 11 bridesmaids and 10 groomsmen, they will have ice cream sundaes and brownies instead of a wedding cake. Instead of a white dress Jessa is donning a beautiful blush colored number. She didn't even avoid Ben seeing her before the wedding (she even does his hair), although she didn't let him see the dress. Ben had his own surprise by keeping her wedding ring a secret until the moment it's on her finger... even though

by Jessica Blackwell
 
Honestly, when the final Knockout episode aired last night, I had no clue who Lexi Davila was. I didn't remember her from the blind auditions or the battles, and she certainly wasn't one of my favorites. But when she took the stage to perform Ellie Goulding's "Anything Can Happen" my jaw hit the floor. She hit perfect high notes and displayed major confidence as she mixed in soft, subtle notes with power and control displaying big ones. How did I not notice her before?
 
Her knockout partner Joshua Davis tugged at