Tuesday’s newest episode of 'America’s Got Talent' spent two hours in San Francisco, and the first 30 minutes were a little disconcerting. It seemed like the Bay City was going to be a bust.

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All hail Kim Spradlin. The 29-year-old bridal shop owner captured the $1 million 'Survivor' grand prize this past Sunday night, and in doing so proved to be one of the most powerful players in the show’s history.

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Sabrina Thompson may have come in second on 'Survivor: One World', but she has no regrets about how she played the game. Quite the opposite: the business owner, producer, jewelry designer, teacher and former NCAA athlete enjoyed her time on the beach and feels honoured to be part of 'Survivor' history.

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Derek Hough won’t be adding a fourth mirror ball trophy to his mantel this season. Despite earning top scores on Monday’s performance show, he and star partner Maria Menounos were sent home last night — just short of next week’s finale on 'Dancing With the Stars'.

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Last Thursday, 'American Idol' bid goodbye to Hollie Cavanagh. The 18-year-old from McKinney, Texas, almost made it to the finals; not bad for the pint-sized singer, who was eliminated from 'Idol' a couple of seasons ago, just missing the cut that would have sent her to Los Angeles.

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'Top Chef Canada' continued to up the second season ante on Monday night, delivering not one but two high stakes challenges, a superstar guest judge, and some of the weirdest ingredient combos yet.

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'The Bachelorette' is back. I’m not too sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing, but it’s back.

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Imagine that you are watching 'Glee', and, all of a sudden, instead of an attractive group of twenty-somethings floating around on stage wearing exaggerated versions of various clique uniforms, you see your chubby math teacher doo-wopping slightly off-key with that substitute who always has lipstick on her snaggletooth. That's 'Canada Sings.'

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'America’s Got Talent' returned for its seventh season on Monday night, and the hype surrounding the show that continually challenges the definition of talent could not be bigger thanks to the addition of self-proclaimed “King of All Media,” Howard Stern.

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