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Comic Week may have come to a close Thursday, but not every Big Brother houseguest turned out to be a superhero. With two vetoes available to shake up the house this week, Jag moved forward with his plan to target lovebirds Cory and America. After Blue used her veto to save herself, the “invisible

President Biden’s address to the nation on Thursday night will cause a few shifts in the primetime lineup. With Biden set to address the nation about the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict at 8/7c, The Golden Bachelor will air now directly after that at 8:22 pm in the Eastern and Central time zones on

Big Brother has taken its sweet, sweet time forming the jury of its 25th season. Evictions that mean nothing! A full week with no competitions! Seven jurors instead of nine! It’s been a journey, folks. Thankfully, after a whopping 72 days (!), the CBS series has finally identified the first juror

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about lotsa shows including Dancing With the Stars, Ahsoka, Only Murders in the Building, Survivor and more! 1 | On Power Book IV: Force, there’s no way that Kate’s falling off

Big Brother sent home its final pre-jury evictee on Thursday night… yet most of the episode focused on a houseguest who wasn’t even on the nomination block. I’m referring, of course, to Cory, who was majorly targeted by Felicia’s veto meeting speech on Tuesday. Ultimately, Cameron chose not to use