Things got CRAZY at tribal council during the second episode of ‘Survivor: Kaoh Rong,’ and even ten months after filming, the night’s cast-off is shocked at how it all went down. Get the scoop straight from the eliminated contestant in our EXCLUSIVE interview here!
Two episodes in and already a totally hectic tribal council on Season 32 of Survivor?! Things blew up when the Brawn tribe gathered for the second time, and the person voted out wasn’t even one of the names that came up before tribal. Everything went down and changed SO quickly, so we have this week’s cast-off breaking it all down. Check out our EXCLUSIVE interview!

The first ‘Brains Vs. Brawns Vs. Beauty’ cast was a hit — and it looks liek this one will be too. CBS just announced the cast for the next season of ‘Survivor’ and it has quite the variety!
From Big Brother alum, Caleb Reynolds (obviously on the Beauty tribe) to 72-year-old Former FBI Agent, Joseph Del Campo, this season of Survivor: Kaôh Rōng looks like it will heat up Cambodia. We now have the full list of the 18 castaways, who you will officially meet on Feb. 17 on CBS — on the 90-minute premiere.

All season long, the contestants on ‘Survivor’ have been pushing to take [SPOILER] to the end for an ‘easy’ win, so it was quite the shock when [SPOILER] was eliminated on the Dec. 9 episode! Now, the cast-off is dishing EXCLUSIVELY to HollywoodLife.com about the blindside — and she has a message for the haters who question her gameplay.
This week’s Survivor cast-off isn’t too pleased about being “backstabbed” and “blindsided” by members of the tribe! We spoke EXCLUSIVELY with the fierce competitor, who was painted as a major villain on the show, and got all the scoop on that fateful tribal council, the strategizing we didn’t see and SO much more. Check it out here!

Hearts broke around America when [SPOILER] was eliminated from ‘Survivor’ on the Dec. 2 episode. HollywoodLife.com spoke EXCLUSIVELY to this week’s cast-off, who walked us through the grueling moments before tribal council and explained the strategic gameplay we never saw on TV.
There was so much more to this week’s Survivor cast-off than just strength in challenges…we just never got to see it. Luckily, HollywoodLife.com got to catch up with the eliminated contestant to get the scoop on everything we DIDN’T see — and so much more. Read our EXCLUSIVE interview here!

Things didn’t get any easier mentally OR physically for the ‘Survivor: Cambodia’ players on the Nov. 25 episode, and with all the cards seemingly playing in this week’s cast-off’s favor, the result was a straight-up blindside. HollywoodLife.com spoke EXCLUSIVELY with the fifth member of the jury — read our interview here!
SPOILER ALERT: Joe may have lost his first immunity challenge on the Nov. 25 episode of Survivor: Cambodia, but he wasn’t the one sent packing! Instead, it was a player who proved to be a strategic threat, rather than a physical one, who got their torch snuffed, and we got the EXCLUSIVE scoop from this week’s cast-off about why the blindside was SO shocking.

Jeff Probst woke Terry Deitz up in the middle of the night on last night’s ‘Survivor’ to tell him his son was in the hospital. Naturally, Terry jetted home. So, what now?
Clearly a favorite in the group, Terry Deitz proved last night what Second Chance was really about — and who the real Survivor was here. He walked through the heartbreaking experience with his son, Danny Deitz, and what actually went down with HollywoodLife.com.

It was a controversial season of ‘Survivor,’ so we were lucky to have Jeff Probst kick off the reunion with the hard hitting issues — like Dan being offensive the entire season to women, then bashing the show. The way it was handled was absolutely perfect.
No one puts Survivor in the corner — not if Jeff Probst has anything to say about it. After announcing the season 30 winner on May 20, the cast reunited on stage in LA when Jeff turned the attention on Dan Foley, the contestant who was shown throughout the season insulting many women, including Shirin and Rodney’s mother. However, Jeff’s big issue was that he was blaming the “editing” — so he showed the raw footage!

We started with 18…and now we’re down to 1! After weeks of crazy twists and blindsides, [SPOILER] was announced as the winner of ‘Survivor: Worlds Apart’ during the show’s live finale on May 20. Congrats!
It’s been one WILD season of Survivor — even in the show’s 30th go-around, they’re still managing to keep things fresh! But even after all the insanity that ensued this season, there can only be one winner. Read on to find out who was voted champion of Survivor: Worlds Apart by their former tribe mates!

From the beginning of ‘Survivor: Cagayan,’ one player stood out — he knew how to strategize, how to manipulate, and basically, how to survive. So I was beyond thrilled that on the season 28 finale, the right player won the $1 million.
When it came down to the final four on the May 21 finale of Survivor: Cagayan, Spencer Bledsoe, Yung “Woo” Hwang and Kassandra “Kass” McQuillen were shocked when Tony Vlachos revealed that that “special immunity idol” couldn’t even be used anymore — that could have been their chance to vote him out. So, how did he make it to the final two, and how did it all play out? Well, I’d say — the way it was supposed to. [Spoiler Alert: don’t read on if you don’t want to know who won!]

Do you think the right castaway won ‘Survivor: Blood Vs. Water?’ Drop a comment with your take on this season’s results!
After 39 days of beach-bumming and back-stabbing in the Philippines — more so the latter than the former — host Jeff Probst ushered in a new winner on the Dec. 15 finale of Survivor: Blood Vs. Water. Drumroll please…