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Reality television show Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains took an odd turn this week when super-villain Russell Hantz turned on his own alliance and successfully booted another “villain” from the island.

It was Sinatra week on Fox’s American Idol and had it not been for the comedic musings of Harry Connick, Jr., Idol’s viewing audience would have been lulled to sleep by the night’s entertainment.

The show is the second in a serious of sub-par performances by the majority of contestants. The single exception this week was the believable rendition of “That’s Life” by Lee DeWyze.

Hotdogs, Peanuts and Crackerjacks mix with America’s favorite pasttime like Pancakes and Syrup. Guys running around on the playing field while portly security guards hook and jibe trying to catch nymph-like adversaries? That’s just about as fun and All-American as mustard on your hotdog.

But the fun dies when you throw in a bit of impatience and a taser gun.

Steak-umm, the maker of “frozen-beef convenience products” (marketing lingo for frozen yet tasty mystery meat for poor folks) has announced a new contest that asks their Fan-umms to pose with a box of their Steak-umm burgers while on the road this summer.

The grand prize? A $299.00 Samsung camera. Woohoo!

Front man for the 80’s rock band, Poison, Brett Michaels remains hospitalized after suffering a massive brain hemorrhage.

Brett Michaels’ condition is now considered “critical but stable” despite suffering a severe side effect to treatment that led to seizures.

The rock star had been competing in Donald Trump’s Celebrity Apprentice until his medical emergency occurred.

The newest fright fest, Paranormal Activity, has topped the box office despite its miniscule budget of $15,000.

Produced for about the price of day’s catering on a Hollywood blockbuster, Paranormal Activity broke through, thanks to innovative viral promotion and . . . we’ll . . . a good movie.