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Angie Jakusz was a reality TV star who competed in “Survivor: Palau” in 2005.Jakusz was working as a bartender when she was cast on Season 10 of “Survivor,” set on the Pacific island of Palau. She stood out for her many colorful tattoos, and though she was initially seen as an outsider, she bonded with other cast members and became part of the losing Ulong tribe.

Coronation Street's Katie McGlynn has opened up about tying the knot with her TOWIE star boyfriend, Ricky Rayment.The actress, 30, who played Sinead Tinker in Corrie, confirmed her romance with the reality star, 33, on Valentine's Day after Katie shared a series of photos of the pair on Instagram. After meeting unexpectedly on a cruise ship, the pair have been inseparable and now Katie has revealed whether the couple will be walking down the aisle.

Dolores Avery was the mother of Steven Avery, the subject of the 2015 Netflix true crime series “Making a Murderer.”Avery was frequently featured on “Making a Murderer,” the hit show that delved into her son’s conviction for the murder of Teresa Halbach. Throughout the series as the case unfolded, Avery insisted that Steven was innocent, and she and her husband sold their family business to raise funds for his legal defense.

John Langley was a TV producer best known for creating the hit reality show “Cops.”When Langley came up with his idea for “Cops” in the mid-1980s, reality TV was not yet the phenomenon it would become. In fact, he had trouble finding a network that was interested in his concept.

Alma Wahlberg was the mother of musicians and actors Mark and Donnie Wahlberg, and she was often featured on her family’s reality show, “Wahlburgers.”Wahlberg was a mother of nine children, and she worked as a bank clerk and a nurse’s aide while she was raising them. She became well known in the years after her sons Donnie and Mark became famous as musicians in New Kids on the Block and Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.

Sunday Burquest was a contestant on 2016’s “Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X.”When Burquest joined the cast of “Survivor: Millennials vs.

Linda Torres was featured on the reality TV shows “Mob Wives and its spin-off, “Big Ang.”Torres was a close friend to Angela “Big Ang” Raiola (1960–2016), who was a star of the VH-1 reality series “Mob Wives.” Raiola was so popular on the show that she received her own spin-off, “Big Ang.” In both series, Torres was by her side as one of her best friends. Offscreen, Torres was a school bus driver for developmentally disabled children for more than 20 years.

Dustin Diamond was an actor best known for starring as Samuel “Screech” Powers in “Saved by the Bell” and its spin-offs.Diamond joined the “Saved by the Bell” cast in its earliest days in 1988, when the show was still called “Good Morning Miss Bliss” and revolved around a junior high school teacher. When, after a year, the show was retooled into “Saved by the Bell,” Diamond remained with it, playing the school nerd who was friends with his popular classmates at Bayside High.

Nick Mcglashan was one of the stars of Discovery’s reality TV series “Deadliest Catch.”On “Deadliest Catch,” Discovery spotlights crab fishermen working in the Bering Sea, a dangerous job in a cold and punishing environment. Mcglashan was featured on the show for seven years, beginning in 2013.

Whitney Collings starred on season three of the Oxygen reality TV series “Bad Girls Club” in 2008.When Collings appeared in “Bad Girls Club,” she was 21 years old and studying biology and physics at Salem State University in Massachusetts. The reality series gave her a chance to live in a luxurious Los Angeles home with seven other young women for three months as the show focused on their friendships and conflicts.

Ben Watkins was a young chef who starred on “MasterChef Junior” in 2018, when he was 11 years old.Ben appeared in the sixth season of “MasterChef Junior,” cooking classics including peach cobbler with whipped cream and caramel sauce as well as his signature dish, fried chicken with mashed potatoes. He made it to the show’s top 18 and became a fan favorite, winning the hearts of viewers who learned about his tragic story.

“Kentucky” Chris Ellis was an auto mechanic who was featured in several seasons of the Discovery Channel reality series “Street Outlaws.”A native of Kentucky, Ellis worked as an auto mechanic at Midwest Street Cars Automotive in Oklahoma City. He was a featured mechanic in the 2013 first season of “Street Outlaws,” which focuses on American street racing.

Jesse Goins was a miner featured in the Discovery reality series, “Gold Rush: Dave Turin’s Lost Mine.”Now in its 10th season, “Gold Rush” follows modern-day gold miners as they work mines in the U.S. and Canada.

1. LuciferSeason 5 The Tom Ellis-led fantasy finds Lucifer bored and unhappy as the Lord of Hell, while back on Earth, Detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German) is adjusting to her life with one less devil around. “It’s our best season yet,” showrunner Joe Henderson tells EW. “It’s funny and dark and twisted and sad and joyous.”When: Friday on Netflix

Mahlon Reyes was a star of the Discovery Channel reality series “Deadliest Catch,” working as a deckhand on crabbing boats.Reyes was one of the featured crab fishermen on the popular reality series “Deadliest Catch,” which follows crabbing boats in the Bering Sea. Reyes worked as a deckhand on the boats Seabrooke and Cape Caution and appeared in 14 episodes of the show.

https://t.co/cAnaTEnp79 @MTV @TMZ pic.twitter.com/EHlwXWh5bjMTV ‘True Life’ star Charlie Balducci dead at 44 in Staten IslandBalducci hadn’t exhibited any signs of sickness prior to his death, and the last words he shared with his mom involved his happiness at spending time with his two sons.https://t.co/F6WHAUfi7tFull Obituary: E! Online

Demitra “Mimi” Roche was a star of the reality TV show “Bad Girls Club.”Roche was best known for starring in season eight of the Oxygen network’s “Bad Girls Club,” featuring a variety of young women sharing a mansion for three months. Roche’s nickname during her 2012 season was “The Miami Maverick.” She was also the vice president of A&R at Valholla Entertainment.I’m at a loss for words.

Tyra Banks will host the next season of U.S. TV ballroom dancing show Dancing With the Stars.

The Old GuardFilm Charlize Theron kicks ass as an ageless warrior who leads a group of immortal mercenaries fighting to keep their team together after they are exposed by an evil entity looking to replicate and monetize their power. Based on the graphic novel from Greg Rucka.When: Friday on Netflix

We’ve already been locked up for three months, and just as restrictions have begun to ease this summer’s packed TV lineup is promising to keep us all indoors for many more weeks still.

The Bachelor: The Most Unforgettable—Ever!Reality After the coronavirus pandemic postponed Clare Crawley’s stint on The Bachelorette, Bachelor Nation will revisit some of the most iconic seasons from the franchise’s 18-year history. “There are a couple of seasons that you have to show,” host Chris Harrison tells EW. “Kaitlyn Bristowe was a great Bachelorette.”When: Monday on ABC and Citytv

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – A&E has decided not to run new episodes of “Live PD” this Friday and Saturday, while Paramount Network has delayed the Season 33 launch of “Cops,” the long-running reality series that was scheduled to return on Monday.

Gabrielle Union has filed a complaint against Simon Cowell and his Syco Entertainment partners over her dismissal from America’s Got Talent.

TOKYO — The recent death of Hana Kimura, a bubbly, pink-haired 22-year-old wrestler and reality TV show star, has spotlighted a rise in cyber bullying in Japan and prompted swift official pledges to do more to protect victims.

1. Killing EveSeason 3 finale With just one episode to go, will Villanelle (Jodie Comer) and Eve (Sandra Oh) have another face-to-face meeting? “We have to stop running into each other like that,” Villanelle teased last week. “It’s not good for both of us.” Ah, but it is good for the viewers at home.When: Sunday on CTV Drama

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills stars Denise Richards and Lisa Rinna have clashed over Charlie Sheen’s relationships with hookers.

The bosses of hit U.S. show America’s Got Talent have pledged to improve reporting processes behind the scenes thanks to Gabrielle Union’s complaints about diversity off-camera.

Simon Cowell is determined to see through the current series of America’s Got Talent despite the coronavirus pandemic.

1. Space ForceDebutThe Office’s Greg Daniels and Steve Carell reunite for a workplace comedy about the people commissioned to create Space Force, a new branch of the U.S. military tasked by the White House with getting American boots on the moon.When: Friday on Netflix

Japanese pro wrestler and reality TV star Hana Kimura has died aged 22.

Hannah Brown didn’t blame it on DaBaby, but she’s sorry she said it.

1. Taylor Swift City of Lover ConcertSpecialTaylor Swift never got a chance to mount a full-scale tour behind last year’s Lover LP (her upcoming summer shows have been postponed due to COVID-19), but the singer managed to stage and film one gig on Sept. 9, 2019, at L’Olympia Theater in Paris. Songs featured in the one-off show include Death by a Thousand Cuts, Cornelia Street and The Man, as well as older hits Red, I Knew You Were Trouble and Blank Space.When: Sunday on ABC

Going up against the toughest competition he’s ever faced in Survivor, Winners at War champ Tony Vlachos had one strategy heading into the star-packed 40th season: stay off everyone else’s radar.

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Wrestling star and reality TV favourite Nikki Bella is reliving the painful details of her sexual assaults in her new memoir.

Dog the Bounty Hunter star Duane Chapman is engaged to his girlfriend Francie Frane.