Ben Rosenstock

1 week ago | tvguide.com | Ben Rosenstock

1 of 16 Robert Voets/CBS; CBS; Robert Voets/CBS; Paul Hawthorne/Getty Images In May, CBS announced the cast for Survivor's historic 50th season, set to debut in February 2026. So far, reactions have been mixed; everybody has their own idea of which players would make the perfect ensemble, but most fans can agree that there are some perplexing choices on the list, especially the inclusion of three players from the most recent season and two from the upcoming Survivor 49.

1 week ago | vulture.com | Ben Rosenstock

“The way you flirt is a little bit different. There’s no filter. And I like it, the American way.” Recoupling ceremonies can get emotional on Love Island USA, and Sunday’s dumping was particularly brutal.

1 month ago | time.com | Ben Rosenstock

This morning, CBS announced the full cast for the hotly anticipated 50th season of Survivor, set to air in early 2026. It’s a first for the show, which normally waits much longer to unveil the players; not even the Season 49 cast is public yet, technically. But that’s the nature of a modern all-returnees season, where early leaks are likely to reveal who’s in contention even before the cast flies out to Fiji.

1 month ago | vulture.com | James Grebey |Ben Rosenstock

Dating shows will provide the mess, The Gilded Age some class, and a rebooted Hank Hill the propane gas. It’s almost summertime. The sun will be shining, school will be out, blockbusters will take over movie theaters … and we will be inside watching a bounty of new TV shows. The season typically isn’t the most prestigious time for TV, but there’s plenty of good stuff coming to the small screen — and it’s not all trashy fun.

1 month ago | vulture.com | Ben Rosenstock

Saturday Night Live Scarlett Johansson Season 50 Episode 20 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** My expectations were high for the finale of SNL 50. This has been an okay season, relatively speaking, perhaps slightly energized by the writers hearing the phrase “50th anniversary” over and over, and there was no reason to think the show wouldn’t pull out all the stops for its conclusion.