Neal Justin

1 week ago | thederrick.com | Neal Justin

I’ve accepted that I don’t have the pipes to audition for “American Idol,” the looks to become “America’s Next Top Model” or the brains to compete on “Jeopardy.” But I’d kick butt on “Survivor.” Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Get complete access for 24 hours to all of the content on our site, including breaking news, e-editions, archives (2010 to current) and special sections.

1 week ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Neal Justin

By Neal Justin, The Minnesota Star Tribune I've accepted that I don't have the pipes to audition for "American Idol," the looks to become "America's Next Top Model" or the brains to compete on "Jeopardy." But I'd kick butt on "Survivor."That belief, however misguided, is shared by millions of fans who have kept the CBS series on the air since 2000, making it the granddaddy of all reality competition TV.

1 week ago | miamiherald.com | Neal Justin

I've accepted that I don't have the pipes to audition for "American Idol," the looks to become "America's Next Top Model" or the brains to compete on "Jeopardy." But I'd kick butt on "Survivor."That belief, however misguided, is shared by millions of fans who have kept the CBS series on the air since 2000, making it the granddaddy of all reality competition TV. "Anyone can play ‘Survivor,‘" said Andrea Boehlke, a Wisconsin native who has competed on the show three times.

1 week ago | startribune.com | Neal Justin

Penn & Teller are celebrating their 50th anniversary as a team by returning to the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, the site where they first started working together. "It's just like the Beatles going back to the Cavern Club, except we're not musicians," Penn Jillette told the Star Tribune. "And we didn't define a generation. And we aren't superstars.

1 week ago | startribune.com | Neal Justin

I've accepted that I don't have the pipes to audition for "American Idol," the looks to become "America's Next Top Model" or the brains to compete on "Jeopardy." But I'd kick butt on "Survivor." That belief, however misguided, is shared by millions of fans who have kept the CBS series on the air since 2000, making it the granddaddy of all reality competition TV. "Anyone can play 'Survivor,'" said Andrea Boehlke, a Wisconsin native who has competed on the show three times.