Andy Dehnart is a journalist and the creator of reality blurred, a website that covers reality television. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and commentary on reality TV shows, Andy's articles delve into the behind-the-scenes aspects of the genre, including controversies, cast behavior, and production decisions.
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Andy Dehnart's focus is mainly on entertainment news, particularly reality TV and celebrity gossip. He appears to cover a wide range of topics within the realm of reality television and celebrity culture.
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Julia Fox hosts and lends her sensibility to E!'s OMG Fashion, a new reality TV design competition (Photo by Quantrell Colbert/E! Entertainment)
CBS announced Big Brother 26’s premiere date and schedule today, and unlike recent seasons, it might not stretch to 99 days. And hopefully, it won’t feature Frankie Grande, like last season.
I asked The CW’s president of entertainment and head of unscripted TV why they ordered Police 24/7, with its “raw, unfiltered access into the world of sheriffs and police departments.
Survivor 46's final several: Q Burdette, Liz Wilcox, Venus Vafa, Charlie Davis, Kenzie Veurink, Ben Katzman, and Maria Gonzalez (Image from Survivor via CBS)
Before BBCAN12’s winner was announced, the finale delivered more cinematic, great-looking challenges, while the houseguests made some surprising decisions. It’s Hamsterwatch’s final Big Brother 12…
By: Andy Dehnart
Top Chef Wisconsin's teams learn about Restaurant Wars, and then forgot all about that being the challenge. Top: Manny Barella Lopez, Soo Ahn, Kaleena Bliss, and Laura Ozyilmaz. Bottom: Daniel Jacobs, Danny Garcia, Amanda Turner, Savannah Miller, and Michelle Wallace (Photos by David Moir/Bravo; composite by reality blurred)
24 in 24: Last Chef Standing's final four: Marcel Vigneron, Carlos Anthony, Mika Leon, and Chris Oh (Photo by Food Network)
Kenzie, Charlie, and Maria, the only real players left in Survivor 46 (Image from Survivor via CBS)
In which I attempt to bat away all the conspiracy theories surrounding The Amazing Race 36’s winners, who should be celebrated rather than doubted.
Top Chef Wisconsin host Kristen Kish with judges Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons during the cranberry quickfire (Photo by David Moir/Bravo)
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