Reality TV News

 
by David McAlpine

Last time on Big Brother, the houseguests entered the house for the first time. Upon entering the house, they discovered a twist that would shake the house for the summer: the saboteur. This person's mission is to make it to the halfway point of the game, all the while sabotaging various housemates. He or she struck for the first time by locking the storage room, forcing the entire house to go on slop.

Picking up from Day 1, everyone wants to know who the saboteur is because,

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
Last night, on So You Think You Can Dance, fan favorite Alex Wong was eliminated from the competition after sustaining an injury that will keep him from dancing for at least three months. During a rehearsal the night before he was set to perform, he tore his Achilles tendon and will have to have surgery on Tuesday. Given that he will not be able to dance, the judges automatically and unanimously decided to send him home but offered him

RealityWanted.com and the New York Reality TV School have joined forces to produce “RobertGalinsky’s RealityWanted”, an online radio show featuring all things reality TV, and will feature interviews with Chad Ochocinco of VH1's "The Ultimate Catch", the sister stars of TLC's "DC Cupcakes", casting director of "Biggest Loser", Terence Noonan Emmy Winning Producer of the Dr. Oz Show (DC Cupakes as well) and live on air auditions for the new pilot "Fairly Job Mother" this Wednesday July 14th 6-8pm EST.

Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Chad Ochocinco (formerly

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
Tonight's live elimination episode of So You Think You Can Dance starts off with a routine by the Top 9 to Sting's "When We Dance" choreographed by the fabulous Mia Michaels. Oh, how I've missed her choreography! If you tuned in last night, you saw that Alex was injured, unable to dance, and automatically placed in the bottom three tonight. He needs to recover quickly, Wolverine style.
 
After tooting their own horns for their bunches of Emmy nominations (deservedly so), it's time

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
Tonight, it's time for a new group of housemates to move into the Big Brother house, where their every move will be captured on camera. Julie Chen reveals that one contestant will not be playing to win and instead, will be known as the Big Brother Saboteur. Each player receives their key back in their respective hometowns and, of course, freak out with excitement. They're all young, attractive people... looks like CBS is hopin' for some hookups!
 
The contestants are brought into the house in