‘Big Brother’ Season 24 Kicks Off With Bigger, Wilder HOH Comp And Surprising Twists

SPOILER ALERT: the house guest evicted on the July 24 episode of “Big Brother” is revealed below.The “Big Brother” Season 24 house guests evicted their first contestant on Sunday after a week of constantly shifting tides and newly formed alliances.Joe “Pooch” Pucciarelli and Taylor Hale were on the chopping block this week. Pooch was sent home in a landslide vote, making him the second contestant to exit the house after Paloma Aguilar decided to leave the competition on her own last week.

weird drama and unexpected moves since day one, after the house seemed to turn on Taylor Hale immediately, largely due to the machinations of Paloma Aguilar.Eventually, Taylor ended up on the chopping block alongside Terrance Higgins, and on the day of reckoning, with almost the entire house chomping at the bit to kick Taylor out -- the houseguests learned some shocking news: Paloma had decided to self-evict for personal reasons.This threw a monkey wrench in one of the big twits that had planned, and effectively served as a «get out of jail free» card for Taylor, and to a lesser extent Terrance.After that fiasco, the houseguests competed in a Head Of Household Competition, which Jasmine Davis ended up winning and therefore became the HOH.When it came time to put some people up on the chopping block, Jasmine stuck with Taylor. Then, in a move of incredible hubris, Joe «Pooch» Pucciarelli volunteered to be a pawn, because he was sure he was solid with everyone in the house, and could easily help get Taylor out.There's a well-known rule in the house: never volunteer to be the pawn, because the pawn goes home.This old adage proved to be true yet again, and the show made no mystery of it at all.

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“Big Brother” 24 is heating up. The contestants have made their alliances and some houseguests like Pooch and Taylor quickly became targets in the house. However, a new scandal has erupted among “BB” fans, per Monsters and Critics.During the most recent “Head of Household” competition, Jasmine made some big waves.

Here’s how the other networks are shuffling their lineups: ABC: Game shows “Press Your Luck” and “Generation Gap” will both be preempted.NBC: Repeats of “Law & Order: SVU” and “Organized Crime” will be bumped, but “Law & Order,” which is also a repeat, will air as usual in the 10 p.m. ET slot.FOX: The decision to preempt regularly scheduled television will be left up to the individual affiliates, according to a Fox spokesperson.

alums Jessica Graf and Cody Nickson have welcomed a new addition to their family! The reality star couple took to Instagram to share the exciting news that their baby daughter, Atlas, was born on July 16. Captioning a photo that showcased «It's A Girl» written out in rose petals, Jessica gushed, «In case you missed it

Thursday’s primetime January 6 House select committee’s public hearing is prompting some programming shifts by the broadcast networks.

Meet the newest member of the Big Brother family! Jessica Graf welcomed her third child with Cody Nickson, his fourth, on Saturday, July 15, Us Weekly confirms.

reality TV show is already been full of drama. In addition to the brand new backstage twist, alliances and secrets have already started.

“Big Brother” season 24 is shaping up to be one of the most chaotic in recent memory. Before the season even came to its first live eviction episode, one houseguest has already left the competition.

The first live eviction episode of Big Brother‘s 24th season just aired, but no one was actually evicted from the game.

Season 24 is already one of the most unexpected and chaotic in recent memory. Thursday's first live eviction night saw a contestant go home, but not in the way that most expected.Before the live eviction vote could kick off, it was revealed that Paloma Aguilar had decided to leave the house early, due to «a personal matter,» which the show implied was related to the increasing anxiety and stress she dealt with during her week on the show.Paloma's decision to walk — which also makes her only the fifth contestant to ever do so — also threw the show a curveball, and the long-hyped «Backstage Twist» was thrown out all together.Host Julie Chen Moonves explained what the twist would have been to the houseguests, and how things would be changing following Paloma's exit.«This week, five of you were in jeopardy of going home.

bullying Hale, who is Black. As more episodes of the new season rolled out, even former “Big Brother” competitors weighed in on how Hale was being treated.

Contestant Paloma Aguilar has left the Big Brother 24 house and game ahead of the first live eviction due to “personal issues,” host Julie Chen announced during the Thursday, July 14, live eviction episode.

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Emily Longeretta “Big Brother” Season 24 contestant Paloma Aguilar exited the show during Thursday night’s live episode.“An unexpected turn of events has now changed everything,” host Julie Chen Moonves said at the top of the show. During the episode, Aguilar revealed that she wasn’t sleeping at all and was struggling with her anxiety.

Emily Longeretta Julie Chen Moonves has weighed in on the controversy surrounding Season 24 of “Big Brother.”During Thursday’s episode of E!’s “Daily Pop,” the host of the CBS reality show was asked about the microaggressions that are going on inside the house this season against contestant Taylor Hale.“Microaggressions are real and they happen. I don’t think most people, when they are committing it, that they are even aware of what they’re doing.

Julie Chen Moonves is not only speaking out about what’s to come on Big Brother this season, but she’s also reacting to the treatment of houseguest Taylor Hale, which has caused quite an uproar on social media.

#BB24But beyond the HOH comp, there was a “Backstage Boss” ticket, which was pulled by “Pooch.” This ticket means he won’t compete in any competitions during the first week of the game, or be able to vote in the first eviction ceremony. The good news for him is that means he’s safe, and can’t be nominated for eviction.The twist is, Pooch had to pick three players to go “backstage” with him, and those contestants face the same circumstances in terms of competition and eviction night. Except, unlike Pooch, they will still be available to be nominated for eviction by Daniel.