Reality TV News

by Jessica Blackwell
 
On last night's episode of The Voice, the remaining ten artists hit the stage. Everyone one did pretty well overall, but as usual, I have my favorites. 
 
Kimberly, who became one of my favorites after her "What's Up" performance, opened the show with a rocked out version of Etta James' "Somethins Got a Hold on Me". Needless to say, she did a bang up job. She's like a pro already, singing and moving with gusto, without missing a single note. Some singers that have top songs on the billboard can't even

by Jessica Blackwell
 
On last night's episode of Teen Mom: OG, Farrah returned to show the world she's not crazy! Except she didn't do a very good job of it.
 
Seriously, I've been rooting for Farrah. Haven't we all been in a situation where we filmed a backdoor porno and had bad plastic surgery and wanted the world to forget about it? Ok maybe not, but that doesn't mean she doesn't deserve a second chance. When filming resumed for her, I was expecting for her to be happy to be back and getting her

By Andy Sloan
 
He lasted 24 days in the game of Survivor and many are calling him America's favorite. Joe Anglim talks strategy, man buns and gives you advice on how to play Survivor.
 
At the beginning of the game, what was your strategy and did being labeled a No Collar have any influence on how you played the game?
Going into the game I knew I was going to be labeled as a Malcolm or Ozzy type of character, just physically alone. Then I really just wanted to lay low, do

By Ashley Thompson
 
The remaining 8 couples will dance to songs inspired by spring break. At the end of the night one pair will be sent home based on last week's judges scores as well as viewer's votes. It's also team night. Not only are they competing against each other, but for one dance they have to work together. They also get more scores from the judges during the team routine.
 
Patti and Artem - Quickstep - 29
Nastia and Derek - Tango - 34
Willow and Mark - Salsa - 34
Robert and

By Ashley Thompson
 
Reality Wanted: Did you watch your episode?
Ryan: I watched it twice! It depicted a very accurate account of my challenge and my performance.
 
Reality Wanted: How were you cast?
Ryan: I was actually a student at a year long wilderness survival school in Northern Maine called Jack Mountain Bushcraft and the master who runs the school, Tim Smith, works with the cast members on the phone as part of the application process. He saw my dedication and how I wanted to open a business so he put in a recommendation