‘Big Brother’ Alum Angela Rummans Releases Vegan Cookbook, Shares Boyfriend Tyler Crispen’s Favorite Meal

Janelle Pierzina is getting candid about her eviction from — and her extreme dislike for housemate Nicole Franzel. The two reality stars have a history and, as Pierzina tells ET's Lauren Zima, she has no desire to maintain any type of relationship with her post-.«We played the together and there are situations and scenarios and gameplay that she did where I saw something in her.

Janelle Pierzina was sent packing during the Thursday, August 28, live eviction of Big Brother: All-Stars, after weeks of being the biggest target in the house.Odds were stacked against the 40-year-old real estate agent as the majority alliance, including old school friend Memphis Garrett and recent frenemy Nicole Franzel, targeted her and her longtime BB bestie Kaysar Ridha early on in the game.Janelle tried to pitch to players like Cody Calafiore and Tyler Crispen that she was a big shield for

said goodbye to the third houseguest of the season on Thursday, and it proved to be a big deal. After the latest eviction, things look poised to be a lot more contentious in the house.After Tyler Crispen earned the title of Head of Household last week, he ended up putting Janelle Pierzina and her bestie and ally Kaysar Ridha on the chopping block.

Holland Taylor is opening up about one of her most loved films, Legally Blonde, in a brand new interview.

Fellow reality TV star Jess Impiazzi first appeared on our screens as a Sugar Hut Honey on TOWIE in 2012 and caused havoc when she told Lucy Mecklenburgh that her boyfriend Mario Falcone had been sending her flirty texts.Three years later she appeared in the second series of MTV’s Ex On The Beach alongside Gaz Beadle and Charlotte Crosby (brave!) before returning for series five.

' latest evictee, Nicole Anthony, feels like she needs to apologize to fellow contestant Janelle Pierzina. The former season 21 contestant, who earned the title of America's Favorite Houseguest after coming in third during her time on the show, opened up to ET's Lauren Zima about what she wishes she could tell Pierzina.«I just wanna tell her that I'm sorry and that I should've stuck with my initial impression of her.

under-the-table dealing and sneaky gameplay.After Memphis Garrett became the Head of Household this week, he wound up nominating David Alexander and Nicole Anthony — both season 21 alums, who took their nominations pretty hard.Both tried, and failed, to win the veto challenge — which was won by Memphis.

Joe Biden's granddaughter Naomi Biden is celebrating the future of powerful women in Washington.

*Spoiler alert! Do not proceed if you have not watched the latest episode of “Big Brother All-Stars”.*

evictee Keesha Smith is opening up about the frustration of being unanimously voted off the show, whom she hopes will bag the prize money and why the ladies of the show are no longer safe from elimination. ET’s Lauren Zima spoke with the reality star after she departed the CBS series Thursday night, after Head of Household Cody Calafiore put her and Kevin “KC” Campbell up for eviction. “I'm so frustrated, are you kidding me?” Keesha said, still in shock.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“Big Brother” aired its first Thursday episode of the year, which coincided with the first eviction of season 22.Last night’s episode, which saw Keesha Smith evicted on a crushing 13-0 vote, topped the TV ratings table with a 1.0 rating among adults 18-49 and around 4.1 million total viewers. That’s pretty much even with its two Wednesday episodes of the season, and up over 1 million viewers from the first Sunday episode.

has bid farewell to its first contestant. Keesha Smith was evicted from the CBS series on Thursday night, after every single other housemate voted to give her the boot.After becoming the first Head of Household, Cody Calafiore put Kevin “KC” Campbell up for eviction, alongside Keesha, who failed to form alliances prior to being voted out unanimously.

Swaggy C does not hold back on the new episode of the “Let’s Talk About It With Taylor Nolan” podcast, sharing that he’s hoping some sort of change happens behind-the-scenes on reality TV.“I feel like, over the last 20 years, Big Brother has done a terrible job with diversity just in general, because every year, it’s only one Black person or two Black people and one gay person and then the rest is just all white,” Swaggy, whose real name is Chris Williams, says in Us Weekly‘s exclusive sneak

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.

Tyler Crispen almost didn’t join Big Brother: All-Stars, Angela Rummans shared exclusively to Us Weekly while promoting her new cookbook, Angela’s Plant Based Kitchen.“It hit him all at once, and for me, it didn’t really register for a while. It was right before my birthday.

Angela Rummans is gung ho about Tyler Crispen returning to the Big Brother house for the All-Stars season, but she has no plans to keep up with his every move.“I’ve told everything that I’m not watching the [live] feeds this year,” the 28-year-old told Us Weekly exclusively while promoting her upcoming cookbook, Angela’s Plant-Based Kitchen.

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.