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Summer House stars Amanda Batula and West Wilson were spotted at an Italian airport, reportedly en route to Rome, fueling buzz that Wilson will attend a family wedding with Batula as his plus-one; the move comes as the season 10 reunion drops tonight amid leaked audio and a dramatic trailer, signaling a high-drama wrap-up for the cast.
West Wilson suggests that many cast members are carrying hurt feelings as the Summer House reunion approaches, signaling a tense, drama-filled taping where season-long tensions may flare up and shape the chaotic dynamics of the reunion.
Lisa Rinna told Variety on the AMAs red carpet that she’s a reality TV person and wouldn’t want to be mayor, declining to back Spencer Pratt’s bid for Los Angeles’ top job while joking about past reality-TV crossovers and praising Pratt without joining his campaign.
Lisa Rinna says she won’t vote for Spencer Pratt in the LA mayoral race, arguing reality-TV fame isn’t a substitute for leadership and she doesn’t yet know who she would support—even as Pratt touts celebrity endorsements from Joe Rogan, Donald Trump, and Paris Hilton.
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On Survivor 50, Jonathan Young explains his evolution from a challenge threat to a strategic player, bonded with Mike White and facing Cirie Fields's social power, which he says helped cost him the title as he finished runner-up; he cites his early takedowns of Kamilla and Dee as strengths, rues not taking Cirie earlier, and says he learned from Boston Rob's advice and would return if invited for a third time.
After Survivor 50 crowned Aubry Bracco, host Jeff Probst teased Survivor 51’s 'Open Era,' a season where any past twist, idol, or advantage could appear; 21 new players will compete in Fiji with an initial two-tribe format, as the game is described as shape-shifting and boundary-free.
Spencer Pratt, the Hills alumnus who lost his Palisades home in the January 2025 wildfire, has entered Los Angeles’ nonpartisan mayoral race as an outspoken outsider, leaning on his Hollywood notoriety and social-media savvy to highlight crime, homelessness and city accountability. With high-profile donors, an aggressive online presence, and a Trump-style persona, Pratt has surged into polling attention and positioned himself for a top-two finish, though experts question his viability in a blue city’s runoff and his controversial past—Infowars appearances and on-screen persona—continue to shape how voters and analysts view his bid.
Survivor 50 leaned into fan-driven twists and high-stakes mechanics, but a random coin flip at tribal council became the season’s defining moment, underscoring production’s influence over gameplay even as Aubry Bracco won and the cast delivered memorable moments amid criticism of the twists’ prominence.
Former WWE star Brady Booker, aka Bodhi Hayward from NXT, has reportedly joined Survivor Season 51; filming wrapped in Fiji and the show is slated to air in late 2026 on CBS with Jeff Probst hosting. Booker has recent stints in AEW/ROH and is the current 1FW Heavyweight Champion.
MrBeast’s involvement helps raise Survivor 50’s prize to $2 million, aligning the show's payout with inflation and signaling a notable increase for the reality-competition.
The 50th season of Survivor ended with Aubry Bracco winning after 26 days, but the live reunion was marred when host Jeff Probst spoiled a key moment, highlighting a season plagued by fan-poll driven twists, celebrity cameos, and pacing issues. Critics note the bloated 90-minute episodes and scattered momentum, calling into question the show’s credibility even as it posted a ratings uptick.
During the Survivor 50 live finale, host Jeff Probst inadvertently revealed the final three and the outcome of the fire-making challenge, hinting at a twist. The episode showed Aubry Bracco winning the final immunity and choosing Rizo Velovic and Jonathan Young to compete in the fire-making challenge, setting the stage for the final three. Velovic ultimately lost the fire-making duel to Young, securing Young’s spot in the final three, while Bracco went on to win Survivor 50 with eight jury votes. Cirie Fields received the Sia Award.
Aubry Bracco won Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans on CBS, earning the $2 million prize. The Final 3 consisted of Aubry, Joe Hunter and Jonathan Young, with Aubry winning the jury vote 8-4-0 after Rizo Velovic reached the final jury. Cirie Fields won the Sia Award ($100,000). Host Jeff Probst briefly revealed Rizo’s loss in the fire-making challenge before it aired, a notable live misstep. The jury included Dee Valladares, Chrissy Hofbeck, Benjamin “Coach” Wade, Christian Hubicki, Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick, Emily Flippen, Ozzy Lusth, Rick Devens, Cirie Fields, Tiffany Ervin, and Rizo Velovic.
Spencer Pratt, the reality-TV figure, has surged as a frontrunner in Los Angeles’s mayoral primary, leveraging Hollywood donor backing, media-savvy campaigning, and a populist stance to challenge incumbents, with talk of a TV-style show following his bid.