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All I will say is I hope Michie doesnot win in jury votes

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Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: The aftermath of HoH, Part II

What's going on when it comes to the live feeds within the Big Brother 21 house right now? Well, for starters, there is an embracing of the summer that all of these people had — but also, a relishing of a surprise gift!

For most of the past few days, the houseguests all assumed that they were not going to have the backyard for their enjoyment. That wasn't the case! Tonight, Big Brother opened up the backyard for at least the night, which may have just been a ploy-of-sorts in order to get the houseguests out and doing something as opposed to having them just sitting around and sleeping. This is what they've been doing the majority of the day, following the late-night win from Holly in Part II in the final Head of Household. She and Jackson are going to face off in Part III on finale night, with one of them having the power to control what happens.

What we're expecting tonight starts off with just this — a little more activity. Now that all of the houseguests are a little more well-rested, they can try to enjoy one another's company for a little bit. They can also choose to do a little campaigning as well. Because Nicole cannot compete in the third and final part of the HoH, you should go ahead and assume that she would be the next person to be evicted. Yet, we've learned enough over the years to never say never when it comes to ANYTHING in this game. While it may seem unlikely that someone will flip, she will have an opportunity to gametalk. We just have to see if there is a way in which she can find the right words and the right time to pass those along. She does have to be careful, since presenting the wrong argument at the wrong time could lead to her digging her grave further.

All I will say is I hope Michie doesnot win in jury votes

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Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: The aftermath of HoH, Part II

What's going on when it comes to the live feeds within the Big Brother 21 house right now? Well, for starters, there is an embracing of the summer that all of these people had — but also, a relishing of a surprise gift!

For most of the past few days, the houseguests all assumed that they were not going to have the backyard for their enjoyment. That wasn't the case! Tonight, Big Brother opened up the backyard for at least the night, which may have just been a ploy-of-sorts in order to get the houseguests out and doing something as opposed to having them just sitting around and sleeping. This is what they've been doing the majority of the day, following the late-night win from Holly in Part II in the final Head of Household. She and Jackson are going to face off in Part III on finale night, with one of them having the power to control what happens.

What we're expecting tonight starts off with just this — a little more activity. Now that all of the houseguests are a little more well-rested, they can try to enjoy one another's company for a little bit. They can also choose to do a little campaigning as well. Because Nicole cannot compete in the third and final part of the HoH, you should go ahead and assume that she would be the next person to be evicted. Yet, we've learned enough over the years to never say never when it comes to ANYTHING in this game. While it may seem unlikely that someone will flip, she will have an opportunity to gametalk. We just have to see if there is a way in which she can find the right words and the right time to pass those along. She does have to be careful, since presenting the wrong argument at the wrong time could lead to her digging her grave further.

All I will say is I hope Michie doesnot win in jury votes

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Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: The aftermath of HoH, Part II

What's going on when it comes to the live feeds within the Big Brother 21 house right now? Well, for starters, there is an embracing of the summer that all of these people had — but also, a relishing of a surprise gift!

For most of the past few days, the houseguests all assumed that they were not going to have the backyard for their enjoyment. That wasn't the case! Tonight, Big Brother opened up the backyard for at least the night, which may have just been a ploy-of-sorts in order to get the houseguests out and doing something as opposed to having them just sitting around and sleeping. This is what they've been doing the majority of the day, following the late-night win from Holly in Part II in the final Head of Household. She and Jackson are going to face off in Part III on finale night, with one of them having the power to control what happens.

What we're expecting tonight starts off with just this — a little more activity. Now that all of the houseguests are a little more well-rested, they can try to enjoy one another's company for a little bit. They can also choose to do a little campaigning as well. Because Nicole cannot compete in the third and final part of the HoH, you should go ahead and assume that she would be the next person to be evicted. Yet, we've learned enough over the years to never say never when it comes to ANYTHING in this game. While it may seem unlikely that someone will flip, she will have an opportunity to gametalk. We just have to see if there is a way in which she can find the right words and the right time to pass those along. She does have to be careful, since presenting the wrong argument at the wrong time could lead to her digging her grave further.

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Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: Who won the final HoH, part 2?

Big Brother    September 22, 2019
Who won the final HoH, part 2 within the Big Brother 21 house today? Within this piece we come bearing some answers on that — and, of course, a discussion as to what it means.

We know that production did take a heck of a lot of time today working to put this competition together — after all, they waited until this evening to start it off! Based on a Big Brother After Dark leak that happened a little bit earlier today, all indications suggest that we're going to be seeing some sort of nighttime-themed memory comp, one where your knowledge of the days is paramount in order to ensure that you can get through this in one piece. Sure, having athletic ability matters … but it's not the only thing that does.

Here's a quick mapping out of the scenarios at the heart of this competition. In the event that Nicole wins this competition, she will compete against Jackson in the third part on Wednesday's finale. Whoever wins that will get the choice to decide who they want to sit with … and it will probably be Holly. Holly could theoretically throw this competition, knowing that she will got to the final three no matter what happens. Nonetheless, she's better off winning this for the sake of having more of a resume at the end. She'd probably take Jackson if she wins part 3, but there's at least a chance that she could move in a different direction.

In the end, Holly did win the second part of the final Head of Household, which means that she and Jackson are going to square off on finale night. More than likely, this means that Nicole is going to be gone in third place pending some big surprise that happens over the next few days. It doesn't make sense for Jackson to abandon Holly, but it may make some sense for Holly to abandon Jackson.

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Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: Who won the final HoH, part 2?

Big Brother    September 22, 2019
Who won the final HoH, part 2 within the Big Brother 21 house today? Within this piece we come bearing some answers on that — and, of course, a discussion as to what it means.

We know that production did take a heck of a lot of time today working to put this competition together — after all, they waited until this evening to start it off! Based on a Big Brother After Dark leak that happened a little bit earlier today, all indications suggest that we're going to be seeing some sort of nighttime-themed memory comp, one where your knowledge of the days is paramount in order to ensure that you can get through this in one piece. Sure, having athletic ability matters … but it's not the only thing that does.

Here's a quick mapping out of the scenarios at the heart of this competition. In the event that Nicole wins this competition, she will compete against Jackson in the third part on Wednesday's finale. Whoever wins that will get the choice to decide who they want to sit with … and it will probably be Holly. Holly could theoretically throw this competition, knowing that she will got to the final three no matter what happens. Nonetheless, she's better off winning this for the sake of having more of a resume at the end. She'd probably take Jackson if she wins part 3, but there's at least a chance that she could move in a different direction.

In the end, Holly did win the second part of the final Head of Household, which means that she and Jackson are going to square off on finale night. More than likely, this means that Nicole is going to be gone in third place pending some big surprise that happens over the next few days. It doesn't make sense for Jackson to abandon Holly, but it may make some sense for Holly to abandon Jackson.

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Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: Who won the final HoH, part 2?

Big Brother    September 22, 2019
Who won the final HoH, part 2 within the Big Brother 21 house today? Within this piece we come bearing some answers on that — and, of course, a discussion as to what it means.

We know that production did take a heck of a lot of time today working to put this competition together — after all, they waited until this evening to start it off! Based on a Big Brother After Dark leak that happened a little bit earlier today, all indications suggest that we're going to be seeing some sort of nighttime-themed memory comp, one where your knowledge of the days is paramount in order to ensure that you can get through this in one piece. Sure, having athletic ability matters … but it's not the only thing that does.

Here's a quick mapping out of the scenarios at the heart of this competition. In the event that Nicole wins this competition, she will compete against Jackson in the third part on Wednesday's finale. Whoever wins that will get the choice to decide who they want to sit with … and it will probably be Holly. Holly could theoretically throw this competition, knowing that she will got to the final three no matter what happens. Nonetheless, she's better off winning this for the sake of having more of a resume at the end. She'd probably take Jackson if she wins part 3, but there's at least a chance that she could move in a different direction.

In the end, Holly did win the second part of the final Head of Household, which means that she and Jackson are going to square off on finale night. More than likely, this means that Nicole is going to be gone in third place pending some big surprise that happens over the next few days. It doesn't make sense for Jackson to abandon Holly, but it may make some sense for Holly to abandon Jackson.

Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: The final three breakfast! (day 94)

Big Brother    September 20, 2019
This morning within the Big Brother 21 house, the remaining houseguests got a chance to take part in an annual tradition. The final three breakfast arrived!

For those of you who are longtime viewers of the show, this is an annual tradition where the final three get together, eat food, and go through various headlines from the game. They have a little bit of champagne and sometimes, they're visited by a guest.

Well, this time around there was no guest — at least not yet. We know that we're going to hear from last year's final three in Tyler, Kaycee, and JC, but that may happen separate from this year's final three or it could be something that happens a little bit later today. The breakfast was fairly short, and on the other side of it, everyone was still talking about past houseguests. There was some talk about Bella playing the game too hard and Nick interrogating Nicole about her plans.

If you missed it last night, Jackson won the first part of the final Head of Household Competition, and that means that he is going to be competing on finale night for a spot in the final two. He's been a little bit aggressive today in terms of his tone, and that's rubbing Holly a little bit the wrong way. One of the questions we're left to think about here is what that means in terms of the rest of the day. Could they have a fight that hurts their bond? We're not sure about that, but one thing we are very curious to learn is whether or not we'll see the two of them talk about their future and what that means for the game. If Holly knows, for example, that she and Jackson aren't going to be together long-term, does that change her desire to keep him in final two?

Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: The final three breakfast! (day 94)

Big Brother    September 20, 2019
This morning within the Big Brother 21 house, the remaining houseguests got a chance to take part in an annual tradition. The final three breakfast arrived!

For those of you who are longtime viewers of the show, this is an annual tradition where the final three get together, eat food, and go through various headlines from the game. They have a little bit of champagne and sometimes, they're visited by a guest.

Well, this time around there was no guest — at least not yet. We know that we're going to hear from last year's final three in Tyler, Kaycee, and JC, but that may happen separate from this year's final three or it could be something that happens a little bit later today. The breakfast was fairly short, and on the other side of it, everyone was still talking about past houseguests. There was some talk about Bella playing the game too hard and Nick interrogating Nicole about her plans.

If you missed it last night, Jackson won the first part of the final Head of Household Competition, and that means that he is going to be competing on finale night for a spot in the final two. He's been a little bit aggressive today in terms of his tone, and that's rubbing Holly a little bit the wrong way. One of the questions we're left to think about here is what that means in terms of the rest of the day. Could they have a fight that hurts their bond? We're not sure about that, but one thing we are very curious to learn is whether or not we'll see the two of them talk about their future and what that means for the game. If Holly knows, for example, that she and Jackson aren't going to be together long-term, does that change her desire to keep him in final two?

Big Brother 21 live feed spoilers: The final three breakfast! (day 94)

Big Brother    September 20, 2019
This morning within the Big Brother 21 house, the remaining houseguests got a chance to take part in an annual tradition. The final three breakfast arrived!

For those of you who are longtime viewers of the show, this is an annual tradition where the final three get together, eat food, and go through various headlines from the game. They have a little bit of champagne and sometimes, they're visited by a guest.

Well, this time around there was no guest — at least not yet. We know that we're going to hear from last year's final three in Tyler, Kaycee, and JC, but that may happen separate from this year's final three or it could be something that happens a little bit later today. The breakfast was fairly short, and on the other side of it, everyone was still talking about past houseguests. There was some talk about Bella playing the game too hard and Nick interrogating Nicole about her plans.

If you missed it last night, Jackson won the first part of the final Head of Household Competition, and that means that he is going to be competing on finale night for a spot in the final two. He's been a little bit aggressive today in terms of his tone, and that's rubbing Holly a little bit the wrong way. One of the questions we're left to think about here is what that means in terms of the rest of the day. Could they have a fight that hurts their bond? We're not sure about that, but one thing we are very curious to learn is whether or not we'll see the two of them talk about their future and what that means for the game. If Holly knows, for example, that she and Jackson aren't going to be together long-term, does that change her desire to keep him in final two?

The Voice Recap 09/24/19: Season 17 Episode 2 "The Blind Auditions Premiere, Part 2"

BY Dorothy Gale on September 24, 2019
Tonight on NBC's Emmy Award-winning musical competition The Voice airs with an all-new Tuesday, September 24, 2019, season 17 episode 2 and we have your The Voice recap right below. On tonight's The Voice season 17 episode 2, called, "The Blind Auditions Premiere, Part 2," as per the NBC synopsis, "The "Blind Auditions" continue as superstar coaches Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani all vie to discover and coach the next singing phenomenon in the "Blind Auditions." The vocalists compete to be selected by one of the coaches and fight for a chance to be named "The Voice.""

So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Voice recap between 8 PM – 9 PM ET! While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our The Voice spoilers, news, videos, recaps & more, right here!

Tonight's The Voice recap begins now – Refresh Page often to get the most current updates!

Shayne Q from Sacramento, California, he is a special needs driver and is the first contestant up tonight singing, "Tennessee Whisky." Gwen is the first chair to turn around, then Kelly, Blake, and John. It's a 4 chair turn for Shayne. Gwen says she turned her chair first because every time she thought his voice was one thing, it turned to something else. Blake says he has been doing this show along, and he is letting this article speak to for himself, that he is the greatest of all time on The Voice with a total of six winners. John says that is a lot of arrogance from someone who lost last season. Kelly loves that Shayne didn't categorize himself and no matter who he picks, he is going to the final. Shayne chooses to be coached by Kelly.

Max Boyle is from Toledo, Ohio and started by performing for his family, but as he got older he kept it to himself, he is singing, "Wayfaring Stranger." John is the first chair to turn around with Kelly trying, but she was blocked. John apologies to Kelly for blocking her. Kelly tells Max that he is good and should have been on her team. John says that he is from Springfield, Ohio and knew that Kelly would be his biggest competition and he had to block her. He goes on to say that it was a daring performance, and welcome to Team Legend. Blake says if he hit his button he is sure he would have gone with him, and he thought he would have been better with someone else.

Hello Sunday is next, the group is made up of Myla Finks and Chelsea Grover from Magnolia, Texas who met at a summer camp, they are both only children and they are singing, "Blank Space." Kelly is the only chair to turn around. Kelly loves their name, Hello Sunday, and she thinks they have something magical. Blake says Hello Sunday, and tells them it is important for them to have someone like Kelly in their corner.

16-year-old Emily Bass is the next contestant when she is not doing music, she loves to sketch. She started singing when she was five years old. Everything that she has done has led up to this moment, she is singing, "Blank Space." Unfortunately, nobody turns their chairs. John says they all loved what they heard but it needed a little bit more polish. Blake asks her to come back next year and give it another try. Emily gives all the coaches a gift, a sketch of themselves.

Royce Lovett is next, he is from Tallahassee, Florida, and met his wife while he was singing in a band, they have a little son. He has turned down things to be a family man and is excited to be on The Voice. It's been 10 years of full-time music, Royce is singing, "911." Gwen is the first person to turn her chair, followed by Blake. Gwen gets up and starts dancing. John tells him that there is competition between the two coaches, he felt their pitch issues, but that can be worked on. Kelly tells him that Gwen has never danced for anyone. Gwen says his voice is great, and if he doesn't pick her, she will be so embarrassed. Blake says he has a playlist that consists of Bob Marley and Jimmy Buffet, Level 42; pick a coach in the name of God. Royce picks Gwen as his coach. Blake says that he had a better chance of Garth Brooks auditioning for The Voice than getting Royce on his team, and that is not right.

Elise Azkoul is 28 from Atlanta, Georgia, she loves to eat and loves to dance. She comes from a big musical family, mostly from her grandfather whose side of the family wrote Last Dance and It's Raining Men. She feels like her grandfather is always there even though he passed in 2013. Elise is singing, "Million Reasons." Gwen turns her chair. Kelly says she loves her style. Gwen loves her tone and her strong side. Blake says that vocally she is a good match for Gwen.

Cory Jackson is 24 from Johnson, Arkansas and he is getting married in a few days. He has chosen to sing, "Galveston" by Glen Campbell.. Blake is the first chair to turn, then Kelly and Gwen. Blake says he did a great job. Gwen says if he wants to take a risk, she can help him. She asks him if he wants to be country, and he says yes. Gwen is disappointed. Cory chooses Blake as his coach.

THE END

The Voice Recap 09/24/19: Season 17 Episode 2 "The Blind Auditions Premiere, Part 2"

BY Dorothy Gale on September 24, 2019
Tonight on NBC's Emmy Award-winning musical competition The Voice airs with an all-new Tuesday, September 24, 2019, season 17 episode 2 and we have your The Voice recap right below. On tonight's The Voice season 17 episode 2, called, "The Blind Auditions Premiere, Part 2," as per the NBC synopsis, "The "Blind Auditions" continue as superstar coaches Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani all vie to discover and coach the next singing phenomenon in the "Blind Auditions." The vocalists compete to be selected by one of the coaches and fight for a chance to be named "The Voice.""

So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Voice recap between 8 PM – 9 PM ET! While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our The Voice spoilers, news, videos, recaps & more, right here!

Tonight's The Voice recap begins now – Refresh Page often to get the most current updates!

Shayne Q from Sacramento, California, he is a special needs driver and is the first contestant up tonight singing, "Tennessee Whisky." Gwen is the first chair to turn around, then Kelly, Blake, and John. It's a 4 chair turn for Shayne. Gwen says she turned her chair first because every time she thought his voice was one thing, it turned to something else. Blake says he has been doing this show along, and he is letting this article speak to for himself, that he is the greatest of all time on The Voice with a total of six winners. John says that is a lot of arrogance from someone who lost last season. Kelly loves that Shayne didn't categorize himself and no matter who he picks, he is going to the final. Shayne chooses to be coached by Kelly.

Max Boyle is from Toledo, Ohio and started by performing for his family, but as he got older he kept it to himself, he is singing, "Wayfaring Stranger." John is the first chair to turn around with Kelly trying, but she was blocked. John apologies to Kelly for blocking her. Kelly tells Max that he is good and should have been on her team. John says that he is from Springfield, Ohio and knew that Kelly would be his biggest competition and he had to block her. He goes on to say that it was a daring performance, and welcome to Team Legend. Blake says if he hit his button he is sure he would have gone with him, and he thought he would have been better with someone else.

Hello Sunday is next, the group is made up of Myla Finks and Chelsea Grover from Magnolia, Texas who met at a summer camp, they are both only children and they are singing, "Blank Space." Kelly is the only chair to turn around. Kelly loves their name, Hello Sunday, and she thinks they have something magical. Blake says Hello Sunday, and tells them it is important for them to have someone like Kelly in their corner.

16-year-old Emily Bass is the next contestant when she is not doing music, she loves to sketch. She started singing when she was five years old. Everything that she has done has led up to this moment, she is singing, "Blank Space." Unfortunately, nobody turns their chairs. John says they all loved what they heard but it needed a little bit more polish. Blake asks her to come back next year and give it another try. Emily gives all the coaches a gift, a sketch of themselves.

Royce Lovett is next, he is from Tallahassee, Florida, and met his wife while he was singing in a band, they have a little son. He has turned down things to be a family man and is excited to be on The Voice. It's been 10 years of full-time music, Royce is singing, "911." Gwen is the first person to turn her chair, followed by Blake. Gwen gets up and starts dancing. John tells him that there is competition between the two coaches, he felt their pitch issues, but that can be worked on. Kelly tells him that Gwen has never danced for anyone. Gwen says his voice is great, and if he doesn't pick her, she will be so embarrassed. Blake says he has a playlist that consists of Bob Marley and Jimmy Buffet, Level 42; pick a coach in the name of God. Royce picks Gwen as his coach. Blake says that he had a better chance of Garth Brooks auditioning for The Voice than getting Royce on his team, and that is not right.

Elise Azkoul is 28 from Atlanta, Georgia, she loves to eat and loves to dance. She comes from a big musical family, mostly from her grandfather whose side of the family wrote Last Dance and It's Raining Men. She feels like her grandfather is always there even though he passed in 2013. Elise is singing, "Million Reasons." Gwen turns her chair. Kelly says she loves her style. Gwen loves her tone and her strong side. Blake says that vocally she is a good match for Gwen.

Cory Jackson is 24 from Johnson, Arkansas and he is getting married in a few days. He has chosen to sing, "Galveston" by Glen Campbell.. Blake is the first chair to turn, then Kelly and Gwen. Blake says he did a great job. Gwen says if he wants to take a risk, she can help him. She asks him if he wants to be country, and he says yes. Gwen is disappointed. Cory chooses Blake as his coach.

THE END