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Survivor's alliance sticks with loyalty, integrity, and a crazy person they can easily beat

Survivor South Pacific took another step toward its apparently inevitable conclusion tonight, detouring so several contestants could make an ad for Sprint with their family members before Edna’s inevitable elimination. Not even the previews could convince us that the dominant alliance would keep a smart person over a crazy person. First, Cochran took his final bow as he lost at Redemption Island to Ozzy, though the duel was significantly less of a blow-out than most of us expected. While Ozzy breezed through the first part so fast that Probst nearly crapped his pants (“Keep fightin’, Cochran. Let’s go”), Cochran caught up using a crazy strategy with the ball maze, just flinging it around. It worked, though, and he caught up and was about to beat Ozzy when instead of slowing down for a nanosecond, his methodology backfired and sent the ball out of the winner’s circle into a hole. It was a metaphor for his strategy in the game, really: wild and crazy moves that usually worked but ultima...

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: Camille Grammer Apologizes, But Still Sticks with Her Friends

« The Bachelorette: A Week of Ups and Downs for Ali Fedotowsky | Home | The Voice of America: Audition Dates and Locations for “The Voice of America” Announced! » December 18, 2010 05:30:35 by Shayla Perry Camille Grammer is sorry that her dinner party in the last episode of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills went so horribly wrong and for what she insinuated about Kyle Richards and her husband, Mauricio’s relationship, but she makes no apologies for her friend, psychic Allison Dubois . So what caused everything to get out of hand that evening, according to Camille? Read on to find out. From Camille Grammer’s blog: Wow! What an episode. Watching this week’s show was quite the experience. I recalled many, many emotions. The most prominent were surprise and disappointment. When I first started planning this dinner for the ladies, I was truly cautiously optimistic. A little time and distance had passed since “New York” and it seemed like a good idea to try to settle thing...