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by Gina Scarpa
 
On the season finale of MasterChef, the final four chefs met up with Gordon and found out that they'll have to cook head to head in the semi-final cookoff. David faced off against Sheetal, while Lee and Whitney were paired up. Before they could get to cooking, they were surprised by their loved ones, many of whom were there to support them during their audition round in the very first episode. The best one was Lee's mom, who flew in all the way from Israel to, hopefully,see her

by Kristal Bailey

The Apprentice premieres tomorrow night and our own RealityWanted.com member Tyana is in the running to work for Donald Trump. Today, she chatted with us about how she was cast, how she wants to use her 15 minutes of fame, and what to expect this season on The Apprentice.

Q. Kristal, RealityWanted: Why did you apply to The Apprentice? We watched the promo video with you talking about losing your job. Did that have any weight

 
Story By: Chad Alan
 
The Colonial Inn - Concord, Massachusetts
 
The Colonial Inn, built in 1716, housed wounded and dying soldiers during the Revolutionary War and is said to be near North Bridge, where "the shot heard around the world" occurred. During non-war times the Inn had many famous guests including John Wayne, Bruce Springsteen, Shirley Temple, and FDR. Considered the countries "first war hospital," it's not surprising that guests and hotel workers have reported seeing soldiers dressed in Revolutionary attire, many of them bloodied. Other apparitions reported are that

 
by David McAlpine

Last night on the season finale of Bachelor Pad, it was the battle of the showman's as the final three couples fought to the bitter end for the $250,000 prize. It's been a long six weeks, everyone, but they've definitely been enjoyable. Now it's time to find out who takes home the grand prize (finally).

We start off with the final six toasting to each other for making it so far. The best part? They've been the inner circle of hookups since the beginning and people have

 
by David McAlpine

Tonight on Big Brother 12, it was a fast-forward recap of the season, semi-narrated and heavily guided by the final three: Lane, Hayden and Enzo. Sounds fun, right? Well, to me, it sounds more like a way to push the final to Wednesday, but the show must go on.

Now, the premise of this episode was to have "never before seen" footage. That would mean that we've never seen it before on an episode of Big Brother--something the producers don't seem to get. The Rachel and