Gina Ragusa is a News Editor at Triton News. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on television shows like Below Deck and Vanderpump Rules, as well as LGBTQ and social issues. Gina's work has been featured in prominent outlets including AOL, Inc., Yahoo Movies UK, Entertainment Weekly, and Showbiz Cheat Sheet.
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By: Gina Ragusa
"It was the first time that I'm like, 'I don't know how to manage these people,'" Scott admits.
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By: Gina Ragusa
Chef Johnathan Shillingford seemingly sailed through the first Below Deck Mediterranean charter, but the seas are getting rocky in the galley when he turns out a less than stellar performance for Captain Sandy Yawn and primary guest Gigi Fernandez on tonight's episode.
Countless deckhands, stews, and captains have found a love for yachting through
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By: Gina Ragusa
"I was talking gibberish and I didn't have any knowledge to know something was going wrong," Gunvalson says on a new episode of her podcast.
By: Gina Ragusa
"I truly witnessed her heart and compassion," Leah says of seeing Captain Sandy in action.
By: Gina Ragusa
"I was overthinking and spiraling and it got quite bad. It was quite dark," Daisy recalls to EW.
By: Gina Ragusa
"I was overthinking and spiraling and it got quite bad. It was quite dark," Daisy recalls to EW.
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'Below Deck Sailing Yacht' season 5 will keep Captain Glenn on his toes (once again) when Parsifal comes too close to another boat, plus the crew's behavior gets into 'dangerous' territory.
By: Gina Ragusa
"Absolutely dangerous," Shephard tells EW of the crew's missteps. "Quite serious. And I try to get the point across that cannot happen again."
Colin Macy-O’Toole had his “ Below Deck ” journey began with heartbreak.
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