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USA Today
7 days ago
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When does 'Love Island USA' 2025 start? Season 7 release date, time, how to watch and more
When does 'Love Island USA' 2025 start? Season 7 release date, time, how to watch and more Show Caption Hide Caption Video: Joe Manganiello wants these stars on 'Deal or No Deal Island' Through its first two seasons, "Deal or No Deal Island" has had some heavy hitters in the reality TV world. Pack your bags, reality TV fans. We're heading back to the "Love Island USA" villa for another juicy, drama-filled summer vacation. Season 7 of "Love Island USA," Peacock's hit dating show similar to the British series of the same name, premieres soon. Like previous seasons, the series will follow a group of singles who share a luxury villa, hoping to find love and win a $100,000 cash prize. Here's when "Love Island USA" season 7 premieres and how to watch it. When is 'Love Island USA' 2025? "Love Island USA" season 7 premieres Tuesday, June 3, per NBC. What time does 'Love Island USA' season 7 premiere? The season 7 premiere of "Love Island USA" airs at 9 p.m. ET. Where to watch 'Love Island USA' season 7 "Love Island USA" season 7 will air exclusively on Peacock. How often does 'Love Island USA' air? New episodes will air every night except Wednesdays, NBC reports. Who's the host of 'Love Island USA' season 7? Ariana Madix from the reality series 'Vanderpump Rules" will return as the host of 'Love Island USA' for season 7. 'Love Island USA' season 7 cast The cast of "Love Island USA" season 7 has yet to be released, but NBC states that a cast announcement is coming soon. Where is 'Love Island USA' filmed? The show is filmed in Fiji. Who is still together from 'Love Island USA' season 6? Season 6 winners Kordell Beckham and Serena Page are still together, according to an Instagram post shared on April 29. Runners-up Leah Kateb and Miguel Harichi are still going strong as well, with the couple posting a lovey-dovey Instagram photo May 6. Third-place finalists JaNa Craig and Kenneth 'Kenny' Rodriguez are also still together, per the couple's Instagram bios. What is 'Love Island: Beyond the Villa'? Peacock announced April 17 that a new spinoff series titled "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" will soon premiere on the streaming platform, Teen Vogue reports. The series will follow "Love Island USA" season 6 cast members as they navigate "new careers, evolving friendships, newfound fame, and complex relationships" outside the villa. Who's in 'Love Island: Beyond the Villa'? The cast will include Serena Page, JaNa Craig, Leah Kateb, Aaron Evans, Miguel Harichi, Kaylor Martin, Connor Newsum, Kenny Rodriguez, Olivia Walker, Kendall Washington and other former Islanders. Kordell Beckham will reportedly not be joining the main cast because he has secured a different acting role, the site adds, but will likely make an appearance in the spinoff. 'Love Island: Beyond the Villa' release date A premiere date for "Love Island: Beyond the Villa" has yet to be announced, but it will likely air sometime in the summer of 2025. How to watch 'Love Island USA' seasons 4-6 You can catch up on seasons 4-6 of 'Love Island USA' on Peacock. How to watch 'Love Island USA' seasons 1-3 Seasons 1-3 of "Love Island USA" are available to stream on Paramount+.
Yahoo
27-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Parvati Shallow's next reality TV show will reunite her with two U.S. ‘Survivor' legends in Australia: It's a ‘wild ride'
After traveling the world to exotic islands (Survivor: Micronesia), forbidden temples (Deal or No Deal Island), and Scottish castles (The Traitors), where is Parvati Shallow off to next? The 42-year-old American reality TV superstar had better start practicing her didgeridoo, because her next venture will be Survivor: Australia v the World. The highly anticipated season is being dubbed the "Olympics of Survivor" because it pits contestants from Australia against those from the United States, New Zealand, South Africa, and Norway. More from GoldDerby 'Deal or No Deal Island' champ on 'incredible' $5.8 million record win, and why he 'related' to new Banker Chrissy Teigen 'I go out to win!' Parvati Shallow admits she would've cut her 'Deal or No Deal Island' family members, teases her 'Survivor' future 'The Voice' Season 27 Episode 8 recap: Michael and Kelsea close out 'Battles' round with final steals Parvati will be competing alongside two fellow U.S. Survivor legends, Cirie Fields and Tony Vlachos. All three of them know what it's like to claim a show's ultimate prize money, with Parvati winning Survivor Season 16, Tony winning Survivor Seasons 28 and 40, and Cirie winning The Traitors Season 1. As far as whether she'd want to take part in the 50th season of the American Survivor, Parvati tells Gold Derby, "I would have a hard time, because it doesn't seem like people want to play with me, or they haven't in the past. So, I'm not really feeling compelled to go out." Comparatively, she says her upcoming stint on Survivor: Australia v the World will be a "wild ride." SEE'I go out to win!' Parvati Shallow admits she would've cut her 'Deal or No Deal Island' family members, teases her 'Survivor' future The international program will debut this July on Australia's Network 10. Sadly, there are no current plans for U.S. distribution of the program. Likewise, older seasons of Australian Survivor are not available to watch in the States due to streaming rights issues. (Online Survivor communities continue to debate this hot topic.) The Australian installment filmed in Samoa, just like 2023's Heroes v Villains, 2024's Titans v Rebels, and 2025's Brains v Brawn II. But unlike those cycles, which each took place over 47 days, Australia v the World will be a shortened version at only 16 days. In addition, there will be only 14 castaways, down from the normal 24 who play a normal season Down Under. In addition to Parvati, Cirie, and Tony, it has been announced that "King" George Mladenov, Shonee Bowtell, and Kirby Bentley will be representing Australia. The identities of the New Zealand, South Africa, and Norway competitors will be unveiled at a later date. Actor and TV personality Jonathan LaPaglia returns as the show's resident torch-snuffer, who notably closes out each episode with the same iconic catchphrase as America's host Jeff Probst: "The tribe has spoken." Probst has gone on record that he doesn't watch Australian Survivor, or any rival reality shows, because he never wants to be in a position where someone accuses him of borrowing an idea from elsewhere. Besides her winning moment in Micronesia (watch below), Parvati also finished sixth in Cook Islands, second in Heroes vs. Villains, and 15th in Winners at War. As for non-Survivor projects, she placed 11th in The Traitors Season 2, and fourth in Deal or No Deal Island Season 2. SIGN UP for Gold Derby's free newsletter with latest predictions Best of GoldDerby 'The Masked Singer' spoilers: Who is Boogie Woogie? 'American Idol' deaths: Full list of singers we've lost 'The Masked Singer' spoilers: Who is Griffin? Click here to read the full article.
Yahoo
26-03-2025
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- Yahoo
Deal or No Deal Island Season 2, Episode 12 Finale Recap: One Player Makes History
Well, Season 2 of is almost over. Sigh. This season leveled up in every possible way. The new female Banker's twists were wild, and the gameplay was outstanding. Last time, CK, David, and Lete competed in the final excursion, which brought back plenty of familiar faces. In the end, CK had the longest time for the challenge and was eliminated. So, let's dive into the Season 2, Episode 12 finale recap of Deal or No Deal Island, 'The Final Deal.' Lete has $5.5 million total from the cases she brought back. So, David needs his final case from Phillip to be worth more than $1.8 million to play the Banker. Alexis Lete was the thirteenth player eliminated in Deal or No Deal Island Season 2. David's case was worth $2 million, so David will play the Banker! In Lete's final confessional, she said, 'I wanted to win this so badly, to the point where I could cry right now, but I'm going to hold it back. Tonight, the way it went down, spoke true to my character of trusting people.' She added, 'But I played to the best of my ability and I'm incredibly proud of myself.' Lete did play an excellent game. David Genat faced the Banker in the Deal or No Deal Season 2 finale When he found out that he would be playing for the final case, David got down on his knees. 'How does it feel to be the last guest standing, or kneeling?' host and Game Master Joe Manganiello asked. 'You dream about it. You pray about it. I can't believe it's happening, Joe,' David said. 'It doesn't even feel real.' Suddenly, Joe received a phone call. The Banker rewarded David by adding the highest case value from the last excursion to the final case. So, David is playing for $12,232,001! So, Joe asked if David was ready to compete for the money. 'Thank you everybody. WHAT A SHOW!' David yelled as he headed towards Joe. 'I'm getting the f*ck away from this water!' Joe exclaimed as David hugged him. As David entered The Temple, all of the former contestants were there, cheering him on. This cast is perfection! If David wins the final case, it will be the highest cash prize in TV history. When asked what propelled David to the finale, he replied, 'I think it was my social game. The connections I had in there were real and genuine. And I really loved playing with you guys. You're awesome.' When Dr. Will was asked what he thought of David, Dickson, and Parvati's alliance, the Family, his answer didn't disappoint. 'I thought it was like the Manson family. I was concerned and I was trying to fracture the Family, and that's one of the reasons that I targeted M.G., and I'm so sorry,' Dr. Will said. 'You're not sorry!' M.G. exclaimed, and Will agreed. Finally, Seychelle chimed in on the Family. 'I'm going to keep it a buck with you. When I saw how my alliance was moving, I was also, 'Make me an auntie. Cousin Sey from around the way,'' she said. Chrissy Teigen made her entrance as the Banker, and the contestants went wild! Chrissy shared a video clip, showing that she was case model 12 on the original Deal or No Deal. For David's game, there are 26 cases. Inside one of these cases is the final case, worth $12,232,001. Twelve more high-value amounts were added to the right side of the board. And the left side was filled with low values. For his case, David picked 18. In the first round, he had to open six cases. And he is focusing on numbers associated with love. During the first round, David managed to knock off almost all low numbers. So, Chrissy decided to chat with David. 'David, I have to admit, I only invited you here for eye candy,' she said. David's first offer of $230,000 elicited boos from the audience. He declined the deal, so in the second round, he had to open five cases. During this round, he knocked off two high values, including the second highest on the board. Chrissy's offer for the second round was preceded by the revelation that she is a Boston Rob [Mariano] fan. But David wasn't fazed. 'That's cold-blooded,' he quipped. 'He didn't win this show, did he?' The offer was $499,000. Suddenly, Dr. Will asked if he could say something to David. 'Australian Dave, don't be a b*tch mate.' As you may recall, that is what David called Will during his chaotic Temple. As he declined the deal, David said, 'Mama didn't raise no b*tch, Joe.' During the third round, David had to open four cases. So, David asked Dickson to pick a case, and he mentioned 10, for one of his favorite case models, Anya, or 13 for Layla. 'What the hell?' Chrissy said as Dickson laughed. David picked 10, and later 13, and both were low numbers. Then Parvati volunteered that her birthday was on the 21st. 'I guess it's kind of clear that you don't really wear the pants in this Family,' Chrissy told David. Burn! So, the new Banker offered David $994,000. There were still six cases worth over $1 million, including the final case. Meanwhile, there were five numbers left on the low side of the board. In the next round, David has to open three cases. Decisions, decisions. Welp, he was moving on again. After surviving the fourth round, Chrissy asked David what he won on Australian Survivor. He said $500,000. So, Chrissy offered him $1,523,000. If David takes this deal, he will be the biggest winner in DONDI history. However, he only has to choose two cases in the fifth round. Joe cautioned him that if he takes the $12 million off the board, he won't get another high offer. Meanwhile, going against Dickson, Dr. Will, and Lete's advice, he refused the deal. After he picked a case for his eldest son, the contestants clapped and chanted, 'One more case!' Somehow, he managed to keep the $12 million on the board. 'I live for this, man. I live for it!' David exclaimed, along with a growl like a cheetah. Sexy! 'David, I have to say you are a worthy opponent. I'm going to look you right in those gorgeous, Australian eyes,' Chrissy said. 'I am going to give you an offer, and you are going to take it.' His offer is now $1,980,000. David has the $1 million and the $12,232,001 case left, along with four low values. In the next round, he had to open two more cases. Joe pointed out that it was 'not a player's board.' However, David was in some type of zone. 'What's meant for me is meant for me,' David replied as he declined the deal. Now David is in the sixth round, which is insane! He knocked off the $1 million, but the $12 million was still in play. Plus, Chrissy's next offer was $2,900,000. Once again, David turned down the cash offer. Joe looked surprised, Parvati looked terrified, and La Shell proclaimed, 'He's a man possessed.' During the seventh round, David had to pick one case. I am breaking out in a cold sweat. David felt that he had a sign, so he kissed his necklace and selected case 17. Finally, Kamari opened the case, and it was $750. David said he closed his eyes and saw a 'flash' on case 17. He added, 'Joe, I give my game up to God now,' he said. While Chrissy knelt in front of the Banker's throne, she gave her next offer of $3,870,018. It is the biggest offer in DONDI history. According to David's logic, he picked case 18 for his case. Case 7 (his lucky number) is still there. But he has an issue with the other remaining case, number 24. 'David, are you really prepared to walk away from something this big?' Joe asked. At this point, Dickson and Parvati were pleading for David to take the deal. You guessed it! David declined the deal. Chrissy was lying on the floor, Joe had his hands on his knees, and Dickson looked like he was going to faint. It was the final round, and David had $25, $75, and $12,232,001 left on the board. He had to select one case. Then Ben opened the case that David picked, and its value was $25. 'David, I'm not going to mess around. You played an amazing game. This is by far the highest offer in Deal or No Deal history,' Chrissy said, offering him $5.8 million. If David turns it down, he will have to open his case. It could contain more than $12 million, or $75. Yikes! Naturally, David wanted to play the most epic game ever. However, Joe told him that if he took the Banker's offer, it would be the most money ever won on network TV. 'You would truly be, the Golden God,' the DONDI host told him. But if he turns it down and his case contains the $75, his rep would plummet. David doesn't want to go home empty-handed. Finally, he took the deal. Hallelujah! This Temple was EPIC! After everyone rejoiced, Joe asked him to open his case. He had $75, so he made a good deal. In his final confessional, the winner of Deal or No Deal Island Season 2, said, 'I actually can't even believe it. I knew I had it. I was feeling my dad was in there with me, God was in there with me,' David said. 'Oh, my goodness!' In a clip at the end of the show, Chrissy said, 'Am I fired? I'm literally the worst Banker of all time!' Congratulations to David for making DONDI history! Deal or No Deal Island is streaming on Peacock. TELL US – DID YOU ENJOY SEASON 2 OF DEAL OR NO DEAL ISLAND? ARE YOU SHOCKED AT HOW MUCH MONEY DAVID WON? The post Deal or No Deal Island Season 2, Episode 12 Finale Recap: One Player Makes History appeared first on Reality Tea.
Yahoo
13-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
East Brunswick native, former Bridgewater teacher eliminated from 'Deal or No Deal Island'
It was the end of the line for East Brunswick native and former Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School middle school teacher Phillip Solomon Tuesday on Season 2 of "Deal or No Deal Island" (DONDI). Episode 10, which included a double elimination, left viewers knowing Solomon was headed home − though $75,000 richer − but cut off in a cliffhanger as to the identity of the second player eliminated. DONDI is a reality game show set on an island off the shores of Panama on which contestants compete in excursions to collect briefcases. After the weekly excursion, the players participate in the Banker's Challenge, the conventional high-stakes game of "Deal or No Deal." Known for his witty banter and penchant for drama, Solomon was one of the final five DONDI contestants. Throughout the show's antics, he maintained his kinship with fellow players, although he is "done" with one "backstabber" now − Courtney Kim (C.K.) "I feel amazing about the way I played," Solomon said to Boston Rob in the DONDI after-show. "I was so scared that I was going to come in here and be not a true version of myself, not an authentic version of me and I was going to hold back on certain things. And I did not. I think we can watch every episode and be like, 'Yep, that was me 100% of the time.' I didn't win, but I get to walk away with so much more. A wallet full of cash, a smile on my face, and I promise you, a heart that is so, so full." Solomon was raised in East Brunswick and became a mainstay in the drama department. He also taught English for a decade at Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School. Solomon relocated to Austin, Texas a few years ago. The fitness instructor/bodybuilder became a fan favorite on the show, dealing out pithy banter each week amid fair play − and that honesty may have sealed his fate. Noting that the paradise was full of "snakes and eels everywhere" − and not the reptilian kind − Solomon was up against expert manipulators. It was during "The Banker's Fire Pit" excursion that set Solomon up for the his final showdown. More: East Brunswick native, former Bridgewater-Raritan teacher will 'go to war' on reality show Players had to hold onto a bag of money above a burn pit and whomever held on the longest would automatically win $75,000 − even if they were not the winner of the game as a whole. The sacks were calibrated to weigh one-quarter of each player's weight. As they were holding onto the bags, players watched as the briefcase models opened cases with random monetary values. Whoever secured the highest-value case won automatic immunity, with the lowest being up for elimination. To claim a case, the players had to drop their money bag, thereby burning it. It didn't take long for the schemes and shenanigans to kick off in episode 10. From the start, Solomon was considering just how much the $75,000 would afford him "stability," but as he said to Boston Rob, he "would not ever be like, 'Guys, I've had a good run!' " "Even if I felt it in my head, in my spirit, I never would have said that out loud," Solomon said. "Because I'm not stupid, because I know that everyone's always looking for an easy out." Solomon held on the longest, guaranteeing himself $75,000, but ended with the lowest value case. "Australian Survivor" champion David Genat nabbed the highest case. Genat then chose who to send home and who would face the banker. Even after an earlier promise to "take each other to the end," Genat sent Solomon home. Trust is a tricky thing − and perhaps it was misplaced, or perhaps Solomon was ready to go home and relax with a few thousand under his pillow. email: cmakin@ Cheryl Makin is an award-winning features and education reporter for part of the USA Today Network. Contact: Cmakin@ or @CherylMakin. To get unlimited access, please subscribe or activate your digital account today. This article originally appeared on NJ native, former teacher eliminated on 'Deal or No Deal Island'
Yahoo
14-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
"Boston" Rob Mariano Is Rooting For Dylan Efron & Carolyn Wiger to Win 'The Traitors'
"Boston" Rob Mariano has been on 'Survivor,' 'Deal or No Deal Island,' and 'The Amazing Race,' but when it comes to difficult reality competition shows, those shows have nothing on…
