Very sad news today out of the reality television universe:
Cassandra Waldon, a memorable CBS personality who became the first-ever Big Brother contestant to enter the house on the U.S. version of this program, has been killed.
Welp, that was quite a ride, wasn't it?
On Wednesday night, not only did Big Brother name yet another seasonal champion -- but host Julie Chen also addressed the rampant racism and sexism that plagued the reality show all summer long.
Ever since Kato won the HOH competition on Thursday night, he and his allies have been chatting about the idea of evicting Ryan if there was a replacement nominee.
The pre-edited segments of Mondays mostly live installment of Celebrity Big Brother saw that plan gathering steam, with Kato doubling down on Tom, Natalie, and Lolo that one of them needed to win the veto.
When the Celebrity Big Brother live feeds opened on Tuesday night, many eagle-eyed viewers noticed a glaring omission to the cast:
Anthony Scaramucci. The man who lasted ten or eleven days inside the White House had seemingly left the Big Brother house in just six days.
Celebrity Big Brother turned up the heat for the second episode of the season, and the gameplay finally got underway.
The good thing here is that these celebrities actually know what's expected of them, and set out to put on a good show for viewers.
Celebrity Big Brother Season 2 got underway on Monday night, and it found 12 celebrities (if you can call most of them that!) entering the house to battle for a cash prize.
There was a Real Housewife (Kandi Burruss), Lindsay Lohan's mother (Dina Lohan), Anthony Scaramucci, and even that loser Ryan Lochte.
Big Brother alum Christmas Abbott was arrested for an alleged attack on her baby daddy's side piece.
Now, she isn't hitting back at the allegations directly, but she's put up a cryptic post.
According to official police reports, it was not a very merry Tuesday afternoon for former Big Brother contestant Christmas Abbott.
TMZ and Us Weekly both confirm that the 36-year old reality star turned herself into Tampa authorities yesterday, at which time she was booked for felony criminal mischief.
Big Brother brought the jurors together one final time to crown a winner Wednesday night, but did the right person win?
There was one last blindside, a surprise engagement and one final "I'm Julie Chen Moonves," and it all resulted in one of the best finales for this veteran CBS reality series yet.
Big Brother aired its usual pre-finale clip show Sunday night, meaning fans were left in the dark over who won the first two rounds of the final HOH competition.
Thankfully, both rounds played out on the live feeds ahead of the episode, meaning we know who won which competition, and the plan for the live finale.
With a few days left of Big Brother Season 20, Thursday's episode was all about taking one houseguest out of the equation and leaving us with the final three.
The episode picked up with JC's HOH win, and Kaycee, Angela, and Tyler worried about their future in the game for the first time in a while.
