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Survivor's Todd Herzog Says Dr. Phil Got Him Drunk Before His Interview

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Thu, Dec 28, 2017

Survivor's Todd Herzog Says Dr. Phil Got Him Drunk Before His Interview

Survivor's Amanda: I'll Never Play the Game Again

In addition to helping Survivor celebrate 10 years and 20 seasons on Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, China and Micronesia finalist Amanda Kimmel celebrated an important personal feat during her time on Samoa: She became the first player to reach 100 days of the game. Unfortunately, the third time was not the charm for Amanda, who fell short of making it to her third tribal council. Looking back at her reality TV career, Amanda says she's proud of what she's accomplished, but has zero plans to return for round four. "My Survivor career is over," she says. The 25-year-old Kimmel spoke with TVGuide.com about her biggest mistakes, why she felt the game "got too crazy" and why she won't...

Sat, May 1, 2010

Survivor's Amanda: I'll Never Play the Game Again

Survivor's Courtney: I'm Proud to Have Been on Russell's Team

After spending many challenges on the bench, Courtney Yates joined Benjamin "Coach" Wade on the jury bench after getting voted out of Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains on Thursday. After narrowly avoiding elimination last week, when ally Sandra Diaz-Twine persuaded Russell Hantz to go another way, Courtney says her ouster came as no surprise, even though it stings right before the merger between the two tribes. The 29-year-old Yates spoke with TVGuide.com about Sandra's underestimated strength as a player, her feelings about Russell and why Jeff Probst was...

Sat, Apr 17, 2010

Survivor's Courtney: I'm Proud to Have Been on Russell's Team

Survivor "Lunch Lady" Cooks Up Apology, Cedes $50K

In the wake of the flap she caused by negatively spinning the circumstances of her back-home job situation during Sunday's Survivor: China reunion show, Denise Martin has issued a mea culpa, saying, "I would like to apologize to Mark Burnett, Jeff Probst, CBS, [school superintendent] Nancy Lane, the Town of Douglas [Mass.] and my friends and family. It was not my intention to mislead anyone. I take full responsibility for my actions and hope that you can find it in your hearts to forgive me."As for the $50,000 in feel-better funds she was surprised with by host man Jeff Probst, Martin says, "I do not feel comfortable about accepting [it]. I would instead ask that it be donated to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation." A CBS rep confirms that the money will indeed be earmarked for the charity.Related: Survivor's "Lunch Lady" Served Up Lies, Says School

Wed, Dec 19, 2007

Survivor "Lunch Lady" Cooks Up Apology, Cedes $50K

Survivor: China, Girls Dancin' On Subway Poles & More!

Five Remain on Survivor: China Theyre tired, irritable and, quite frankly, really look like they need to eat a burger  or 10. With only five contestants left, time to start placing your votes as to who is actually going to be crowned Survivor: China. This week, everyone will be duking it out for a overnight trip to the Great Wall and some Mongolian BBQ. Then contestant numero 12 says bye-bye at tribal council. Who will it be? Watch it now! | More online videosSexy Pole Dancers on NYC SubwaysOh, the things people will do to make a buck. On a dare to win a cash prize, four exceptionally limber ladies showed their pole-dancing skills in a place they knew they would be appreciated  the NYC subways (the riders faces are priceless). Talk about ballsy! We're really hoping they win a nice chunk of change for their hard work because  take it from us  those trains arent exactly the cleanest things in the world to grind up against. More online videosS...

Thu, Dec 13, 2007