Sara Donnellan is a Freelance Writer at Us Weekly. She has a passion for covering competitive strategic reality shows such as Big Brother and The Challenge: USA, as well as reality dating shows like Love Is Blind, and heartwarming family programs like Dancing With the Stars. Sara’s work has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo News, The Sacramento Bee, and The Miami Herald.
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Season 3 of 'House of the Dragon' premiered Sunday, June 21
By: Sara Donnellan
The fifth and final season of 'Outer Banks' finally has a premiere date
By: Sara Donnellan
Several 'Love Island USA' contestants have been kicked off the show over the years
By: Sara Donnellan
The key to making your chocolate chip cookies moister and even more delectable lies in an unlikely ingredient that you probably already have in your kitchen.
| Peacock has canceled the spy thriller series “Ponies” after just one season.
CBS is introducing a brand new drama series set at an iconic New Jersey location
The romance from 'Off Campus' has spilled offscreen
By: Sara Donnellan
Hallmark Channel stars are going on tour for an 'unhinged' and authentic fan experience
Netflix, Prime Video, Peacock and NBC all canceled shows this month
ABC is introducing two new shows during the 2026-2027 season
