Reality TV News

 
By Lindsay Strouse
 
It’s getting down to the wire, and this week America has chosen American Idol’s 2010 Top 10. The chosen ten will make up this year’s American Idol Tour. After last night’s performances with advice from mentor Miley Cyrus, some contestants should be feeling pretty comfortable while others should be sweating out the 58 minutes it takes to announce who is going home.
 
The show opens with the Top 11 performing WHAM!’s “Wake Me Up Before You Go Go.” Seriously, WHAT is it with this

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
Last night, the Top 11 took the stage on American Idol to perform #1 songs from the Billboard charts. Up until Katie Stevens hit the stage, I almost thought they weren't allowed to sing anything current. When I realized that they could have chosen ANY #1 SONG EVER IN THE HISTORY OF MUSIC, I wondered what the heck some people were thinking. Here's how things went:
 
Lee Dewyze - "The Letter" by The Box Tops
Since I am writing this after watching all of the

 
by David McAlpine

Last week on The Biggest Loser, teams put their cooking skills to the test in a challenge by celebrity chef Curtis Stone. Koli and Michael hit important milestones (falling below 300 and 400 pounds, respectively), while the underdog Black Team lost again at the weigh-in. The votes were close, but eventually Sherry was deemed the next casualty of the ranch.

Last night, the remaining contestants go to have a little taste of home by getting a visit to their hometown. None of their family members

 
by Michael J. Lamp
 
Last night, on Millionaire Matchmaker, we were treated to a story of opposites. We first met Ayinde, a charming, put-together gentleman working through a commitment phobia. Then, we met Will, a womanizing asshat with major baggage. Literally, did you see the bags under this fool's eyes?
 
Anyway, Patti is all about Ayinde and for good reason. He seems like a great guy with a lot to offer. He just needs to work through his issues with long-term relationships. For this, Patti calls in

 
By Maureen Francisco
 
She cried, fought and puked her way to victory. #3, Kelsey Thorn, is Solitary 4.0's winner. RealityWanted speaks with her about life in Solitary and how it feels to be the first female winner.
 
Q. Maureen, RealityWanted: Kelsey, thanks for chatting with RealityWanted.com. First off, how did you learn about the show? 
A. Kelsey: I saw an ad on Craigslist that said something like Fear Factor. I thought I was auditioning for Fear Factor. 
 
Q. Maureen, RealityWanted: So, it's safe