'Big Brother All Stars' 2020 Gets Premiere Date & Coronavirus Safety Protocols Outlined

Swaggy C, you better subscribe to his YouTube channel! The day trader revealed in a new interview that he will no longer be appearing on reality TV.“I actually quit reality TV about two months ago so you’ll never see me on another game show, you won’t see me on The Challenge again — like, I don’t want to do it no more,” the TV personality, whose real name is Chris Williams, explains in Us Weekly‘s exclusive sneak peek of Taylor Nolan‘s “Let’s Talk About It” podcast.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterCBS came out on top Sunday night among the broadcast networks, scoring a hole in one with the 102nd PGA Championship, delivering a 1.0 rating in the adults 18-49 demographic while 5.61 million viewers tuned in to see Collin Morikawa take the trophy.Coverage of pro golf’s major championship was followed on the network by a new episode of 60 Minutes (0.6, 4.09M), and the night wrapped with the Sunday premiere of Big Brother: All Stars (0.8, 3.11M), which

Us Weekly has rounded up some of the most shocking moments.On TBS’ Lost Resort, sexuality healer Acqua joins the group and immediately makes some of the cast very unconformable. Although he hugs her and is respectful, Atasiea questions her intentions and admits that it “feels unsettling” to have her there.

unveiled its “All-Stars” cast during Wednesday night’s two-hour live premiere. For the first time in its 20-year history, the show aired the live move-in of 16 returning houseguests from previous seasons.Host Julie Chen Moonves greeted the cast in groups of four and explained the safety precautions they took to resume production.

Big Brother officially returned on Wednesday for its 22nd season, which is also the second-ever All-Stars edition. For the first time ever, the CBS reality hit debuted with a two-hour premiere that saw the returning cast of 16 houseguests move into their new house live!The houseguests moved into the Big Brother pad four at a time, and each group immediately was pitted against each other in the first comp of the season.

kicked off Wednesday night, and some fan favorites returned for another shot at the grand prize.

is back with its second All-Star season — and many of your favorite past winners and houseguests are returning for another chance at the grand prize. But with the coronavirus pandemic forcing production to adopt new safety protocols and guidelines to ensure a successful run, this isn’t any normal Big Brother season.

kicked off Wednesday night, and some fan favorites returned for another shot at the grand prize.

Big Brother: All-Stars has arrived. This time, it looked a bit different.

Big Brother: All-Stars edition was finally revealed during the live move-in premiere on Wednesday, August 5, after weeks and weeks of speculation.Season 22, which is the 20th anniversary of the series hosted by Julie Chen, officially includes seasons 6 and 7 favorite Kaysar Ridha; seasons 6, 7 and 14 legend Janelle Pierzina; season 8 runner-up and season 13 returnee Daniele Donato; season 10’s Keesha Smith and runner-up Memphis Garrett; season 11’s Kevin Campbell; season 12’s Enzo Palumbo; seaso

 Big Brother veterans who've returned to compete in the second ever season of Big Brother All-Stars. For the first time ever, the new season's cast wasn't announced in advance.

Big Brother All Stars is premiering tonight on CBS and the network has not even released the full cast list of who may be competing this season.

Julie Chen, host of Big Brother’s All Stars season debuting tonight, has revealed some information about the contestants.

The Big Brother All-Stars season debuts this coming Wednesday on CBS and we’re finding out details about how the contestants will be kept safe amid the Coronavirus pandemic.

premieres Wednesday on CBS, and ET's Kevin Frazier spoke exclusively with host Julie Chen on the precautions the reality series is taking while filming amid the coronavirus pandemic. «I'm doing testing. I'm doing testing again and then I'm going to do more testing,» Chen said of how she's staying safe while hosting.

Big Brother: All-Stars premiere and Us Weekly has an exclusive first look at inside the new house design for season 22.Longtime host Julie Chen takes us around the kitchen area — designed specifically for the highly anticipated return of the franchise’s veteran players — with graffiti art and paintings of past winners plastered on the walls.Immediately, a portrait of season 10 winner Dan Gheesling and his infamous “funeral” is visible on top of the refrigerator with season 16 winner Derrick

The countdown is on for “Big Brother” fans.

is doing things differently for its upcoming 22nd season. The CBS reality show will not be revealing its all-star cast until they enter the house during the Aug.

Do not expect to see Paul Abrahamian on the upcoming season of Global’s “Big Brother All-Stars”.

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