In 2023, the reality television series “The Traitors” made its way across the pond to the United States. Season 1 was a massive success, having assembled a cast of half-reality television stars and half-reality newcomers. Not to mention, the inaugural installment crowned a fantastic winner in “Survivor” legend, Cirie Fields.

The reality television juggernaut “Big Brother” capped off its landmark 25th season by crowning Jagateshwar “Jag” Bains, a 25-year-old truck company owner from Omak, Washington. Bains was not only the first Sikh player to win the game but also the first Sikh player to play “Big Brother.”

CBS has been bringing the reality show “Big Brother” to television screens every summer since the 2000s. Host Julie Chen Moonves has led this risqué and game-changing competition show since the beginning. 

History was made on the 24th season of “Big Brother” on Sunday, Sept. 25, when former Miss Michigan Taylor Hale became the first Black woman to win a main season of the franchise.

Television’s longtime favorite reality competition series “Survivor” returned with a bang on Wednesday, Sept. 21. The episode, titled “LIVIN,” introduced eighteen new castaways to the game of “Survivor” in its now permanent location of the Mamanuca Islands in Fiji.

For years, “Drag Race” fans have pleaded for a season showcasing queens who were former recipients of the highly coveted title of “America’s Next Drag Superstar.”

The first episode of the reality competition show “Survivor” made its way back into our lives on Wednesday, March 9, as Season 42 officially kicked off into high gear.

There’s a mentality that always makes its way into the mind of someone attempting to navigate the dating scene: “I don’t care about looks as long as they have a good personality.”

Reality show “Big Brother” has finally made history by crowning Milwaukee attorney Xavier Prather, its first-ever Black winner in its history.

CBS’ hit reality competition series “Survivor” returned to screens on Wednesday, Sept. 22, for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, kicking off the season with a two-hour double elimination premiere.

Bachelor Peter Weber and Madison Prewett called their relationship off on Thursday, March 12, after expressing love for each other during the “After the Final Rose” finale special of the reality TV show, “The Bachelor,” on Tuesday, March 10.