Reality TV News

by: Todd Betzold
 
Tonight's The X Factor takes us to the windy city Chicago, home of Jennifer Hudson, R. Kelly and Kanye West. Cheryl Cole returns for another show, so no Pussycat Doll tonight.
 
Best friends Brock and McKenna from Springfield, Missouri, kick the night off singing "Colder Weather" by Zac Brown Band. The country crooners get the show started on a good note. The audience loved it...I loved it...the judges loved it, as they give out four yes votes.
 
A series of bad auditions, including a lady looking

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
I love people on Survivor who say things like "It's not over yet" when they're sitting at Redemption Island. It is over. Especially when you're the first one voted out from your tribe.
 
Anyway, Brandon realized what an idiot he was for announcing to his Upolu tribe at tribal council that he wanted Mikayla gone... because Mikayla isn't gone. She's very much still in the tribe. Now, he feels terrible. Is anyone getting the feeling that every time we see Brandon, he's acting completely different than

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
This weekend, Survivor's Boston Rob Mariano will team up with Dennis Anderson, the creator of Monster Truck's Gravedigger, for a new adventure. Around The World In 80 Ways, airing on History, takes the pair to Peru, Tanzania, Dubai, Thailand, and the United States to name a few. Along the way, they must employ 80 different methods of transportation, without repeating a vehicle. Today, Rob and Dennis sat down to talk with RealityWanted about their new show and how

 
by David McAlpine

As another night opens on the well-known Dancing With the Stars ballroom, another celebrity is sent packing. And as much as we don't want to say goodbye to them, admittedly there's that one person that we're all hoping goes home.

Now, being the good journalist that I am, I watched a plethora of entertainment shows this afternoon just to get the general jist of who the public thinks is going home. Conclusion: Chaz Bono for his weak performance and bad knees. In his

 
by David McAlpine

I always enjoy the weight-loss philosophy of The Biggest Loser: no pain, no gain (in weight loss). The show's producers are always doing something to tear down the contestants (like Jillian Michaels nearly spitting in someone's face) before building them back up again.

And this week was no exception. What's going to happen when you stick a bunch of overweight people who are not used to exercise, who are probably dying to have any kind of reward food, in a room full of donuts? They're going to eat them, of