When Is "Big Brother" On? All About Season 27's Episode Release Schedule

Sonja Flemming/CBS Big Brotherseason 27 premiered July 10 on CBS The new season airs three times a week, including a weekly supersized 90-minute episode The theme forBig Brotherseason 27 is "A Summer of Mystery" Houseguests have checked intoBig Brotherseason 27's Hotel Mystère — and fans are already watching their every move. The long-running CBS reality competition series is back for another season filled with twists and turns, like the "mystery Houseguest" who was unmasked during the premiere. In July 2025, hostJulie Chen Moonvestold PEOPLE that the new season is "spooky," with the contestants living in aClue-esque house. ForBig Brotherfans who can't get enough, there is plenty to watch this summer. Not only is the series on three times a week — with Wednesday episodes being a supersized 90 minutes — but there are also live feeds and a new companion series,Big Brother: Unlocked. The bonus show will air every other Friday, starting July 25. According a CBSpress release, it will have threeBig Brotherall-stars "offer never-before-seen broadcast footage from the house, exclusive interviews, surprise guest appearances and unprecedented behind-the-scenes access." With so much happening in the house, how can fans watchBig Brother? Here's everything to know aboutBig Brotherseason 27's episode release schedule. CBS Big Brotherseason 27 premiered on July 10 with a 90-minute episode. During the premiere, season 13 winnerRachel Reillywas unmasked as the "mystery Houseguest" who would be joining the contestants in Hotel Mystère. In July 2025, Chen Moonves toldEntertainment Weeklythat "people should be afraid of [Reilly] and of getting in her crosshairs." CBS Big Brotherairs on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 8 p.m. ET/PT. Thursday and Sunday episodes are 60 minutes long, while Wednesday episodes will clock in at 90 minutes. Beginning July 25, the companion seriesBig Brother: Unlockedwill give viewers exclusive behind-the-scenes access to the game. According to the announcement, it will feature three all-star players who will "share firsthand insight and expertise as they analyze gameplay, assess the competition and give their insider's perspective." Big Brother: Unlockedwill air every other Friday on CBS. CBS Starting July 20, the schedule for the season will be: 90-minute episodes on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT, including July 23, July 30, Aug. 6, Aug. 13, Aug. 20, Aug. 27, Sept. 3, Sept. 10, Sept. 17 and Sept. 24 60-minute episodes on Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT, including July 24, July 31, Aug. 7, Aug. 14, Aug. 21, Aug. 28, Sept. 4, Sept. 11, Sept. 18 and Sept. 25 60-minute episodes on Sundays at 8 p.m. ET/PT, including July 20, July 27, Aug. 3, Aug. 10, Aug. 17, Aug. 24, Aug. 31, Sept. 7, Sept. 14, Sept. 21 and Sept. 28 CBS Yes, the live feeds are back forBig Brotherseason 27. There are four separate live feeds, plus a "quad view" where viewers can watch all four at once. They are available to stream onParamount+andPluto TV. This season, the series removed the "Live Chat" feature, where fans could discuss the live feeds as they watched. "We've made some changes to the Big Brother Live Feeds based on subscriber feedback and engagement," ahelp pagefor the series reads. "At this time, the Chat function in the Live Feeds player is unavailable." Sonja Flemming/CBS The finale ofBig Brotherseason 27 will air on Sept. 28 at 8:30 p.m. ET, perParade. The winner ofBig Brotherwill walk away with a grand prize of $750,000. This means that the season will run for 83 days in total, compared to season 26's 90 days. Sonja Flemming/CBS Big Brotherairs on CBS and is available to stream onParamount+. Read the original article onPeople

When Is “Big Brother” On? All About Season 27's Episode Release Schedule

When Is "Big Brother" On? All About Season 27's Episode Release Schedule Sonja Flemming/CBS Big Brotherseason 27 premiered Jul...
Derek Jeter Reveals Why He Had to 'Do Over' His 1996 "Seinfeld" Cameo: 'You Can't Say That' (Exclusive)

Joseph Del Valle/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Derek Jeter is revealing what happened behind the scenes of his 1996Seinfeldcameo The former MLB star tells PEOPLE that he had to "do over" his season 8 cameo with Bernie Williams after mouthing the phrase "Jesus Christ" in reaction to George Costanza's baseball skills "They were like, 'No, no, no, no, no,'" he says of those working on the show Derek Jeter's initial reaction to George Costanza's swing wasn't necessarily a home run for network television at the time. The New York Yankees legend, 51, reveals to PEOPLE that his memorable 1996 cameo on season 8 ofSeinfeld— as himself in "The Abstinence" — wasn't a one-and-done situation, as he actually had to have a "do over" when filming for his first official TV gig. As Jeter shares, he and fellow former YankeeBernie Williamsflew out to Los Angeles at the time to film the episode, which followed George (played byJason Alexander) and Elaine Benes (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) each practicing sexual abstinence. Joseph Del Valle/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty For George, that meant eventually hitting an open-air batting area supposedly at Yankee Stadium and showing a couple of players his newfound baseball skills (after an extended period without sexual activity appeared to impact his intelligence). In the scene, George — then an assistant to the traveling secretary for the baseball organization — drops some "simple physics" knowledge on Williams and Jeter before hitting a couple of homers. "It was me and Bernie and George Costanza, but we flew out to film it in L.A., and I remember they were telling us to react to George hitting the home run," Jeter recalls of the scene. "I mouth, 'Jesus Christ.' And they were like, 'No, no, no, no, no. We got to do it over. We got to do it over. We got to do it over. You can't say that, that's the thing.' I just felt like I made a big mistake," he adds. "I think that's what stood out for me." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Joseph Del Valle/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Jeter and Williams weren't the only stars to make cameos in the episode either, as both David Letterman andAlex Trebekalso made guest appearances in "The Abstinence," which premiered on NBC in November 1996. The eighth season also marked the first following the departure ofLarry David. Filming the scene, Jeter says, gave him "much more respect" for actors and actresses. Now, as part of being named BetMGM's latest brand ambassador, fans can catch a glimpse of Jeter on TV screens with the company's newest "Legendary Plays" ad, in which the retired MLB star walks the field at Yankee Stadium and recalls "where it happened." While reflecting on his on-screen history, the former shortstop and sportscaster added that he once tried to secure a spot in aSpike Leefilm back in 1996, but it didn't go according to plan. "I met Spike Lee in 1996 at a Yankee game, and I was excited," Jeter says. "Everyone knows Spike Lee, and he was on the field, and I said, 'Hey, Spike, when are you going to let me act in one of your movies?' And he said, 'Try acting like a shortstop tonight.' " "So he put me in my place. And ever since that, I took his advice to heart, and I realized where my focus should be, and that should be on the baseball career." Read the original article onPeople

Derek Jeter Reveals Why He Had to 'Do Over' His 1996 “Seinfeld” Cameo: 'You Can't Say That' (Exclusive)

Derek Jeter Reveals Why He Had to 'Do Over' His 1996 "Seinfeld" Cameo: 'You Can't Say That' (Exclusive) Joseph...
Josh Lucas, Brianna Ruffalo marry in 'dream' wedding at VaticanNew Foto - Josh Lucas, Brianna Ruffalo marry in 'dream' wedding at Vatican

The forecast is looking sunny forJosh Lucasand his meteorologist wife. The "Yellowstone" star, who portrayed a young John Dutton, and Brianna Ruffalo, a meteorologist for ABC7 Los Angeles, have tied the knot in Vatican City, according to Instagram posts shared by the couple on Friday, July 18. "Mr. and Mrs.," Ruffalo, 34,captioned a gallery of photosfrom the ceremony. "Incredibly blessed to receive this sacrament together inside the heart of the Catholic Church and holy city." In another post,she thanked"the many people who helped us get to this moment" and their "stellar wedding planning team who coordinated with the Vatican." In his ownInstagram message, Lucas also thanked everyone who "helped make the dream of wedding in the #vatican come true." He shared a pair of photos of the two posing in Vatican City, with the bride holding a white umbrella. In a comment on one of her posts, the actor wrote that it was "easily one of the greatest days of my life" and that he is "so so grateful." The bride wore a lace corset gown and veil with stiletto sandals, her hair long and loose, and the groom donned a black suit with a tie. Lucas, 54, has starred in movies including "Sweet Home Alabama," "A Beautiful Mind" and "American Psycho," as well as TV shows like "Palm Royale." A return to 'Sweet Home Alabama'?Josh Lucas says there's a proposal for a sequel with Patrick Dempsey Lucasconfirmed his engagementto Ruffalo in June 2024. At the time, the "Ford v Ferrari" actor shared a clip of his fiancée looking emotional in a restaurant, apparently after he popped the question. "For the last 2 years in Every Way and Every Day this beautiful soul has made me and my life better, deeper, and more whole," he said on Instagram at the time. "I am so grateful and thrilled she said 'Yes.' " He added, "I WAY love you Brianna. & Thank You to our families and all the people and places that made this come true. I am absolutely aware I got crazy lucky." Charli XCX is married!She tied the knot with The 1975's George Daniel Ahead of the wedding,Ruffalo posted a clipon July 10 of herself delivering the forecast on ABC, while noting this would be her last day of work for "a few" weeks. In June, shecelebrated Lucas' birthdayand paid tribute to "this special guy who lights up my days with humor, love, selflessness, and dedication." Walton Gogginswas among those who sent well-wishes to the newlyweds. In a comment on Instagram, the "White Lotus" actor wrote, "Congratulations my friend. This is the good stuff." This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:'Yellowstone' star Josh Lucas, Brianna Ruffalo marry at Vatican

Josh Lucas, Brianna Ruffalo marry in 'dream' wedding at Vatican

Josh Lucas, Brianna Ruffalo marry in 'dream' wedding at Vatican The forecast is looking sunny forJosh Lucasand his meteorologist wif...
A Heat Dome Will Bake The South And Midwest This WeekNew Foto - A Heat Dome Will Bake The South And Midwest This Week

Another heat dome of high pressure will spread dangerous heat and humidity from the South into parts of the Midwest this week. While the upper Midwest and Northeast will see a reprieve from summer's searing temperatures over the next few days, July's reputation for oppressive heat and muggy air will be on display as the week wears on. And that could have real staying power for some. Here are the main takeaways from the forecast: (TRACK THE HEAT:Temperatures|Heat Index) - Heat and oppressive humidity will gradually build in the parts of the South, the lower and mid-Mississippi Valleys through the early part of the week. - Beginning Tuesday, hotter, more humid air will spread into parts of the Midwest, especially the Ohio Valley, but also parts of the Great Lakes. - At least somewhat hot and humid air may also stretch into parts of the Northeast as soon as Wednesday. - We're not expecting nearly as many daily record highs as we saw in thelate June heat wave. But that's because we're around thehottest time of yearin parts of the South, Midwest and East, so setting new daily record highs this time of year is more difficult. - But that doesn't mean it won't be dangerously hot. By mid-week, 90s will have spread from the South into the lower Midwest. By late in the week, at least some 90s are possible in the Northeast. - Parts of the South could see triple-digit highs for several days in a row, including Texas, Oklahoma, northern Louisiana, Arkansas and Missouri. - And overnight lows in the middle to upper 70s will become increasingly common as the heat wave builds. That won't allow much heat relief at night for those without access to air conditioning. There will be numerous record overnight warm temperatures in the Southeast. (MAPS:10-Day US Forecast Highs and Lows) - This heat will be accompanied by oppressively muggy air particularly in the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. - Some dew points in these areas could rise into the upper 70s or even low 80s, about the muggiest air can get in these areas in summer. - Some muggy air (70s dew points) may also be pulled north into the upper Midwest and Northeast, at times. (MORE:What The Dew Point Means) - Unfortunately, this heat wave may have staying power into at least the last weekend of July in the Plains and South, while slowly expanding west toward the Rockies. - Our longer range outlooks suggest the Northeast has the best chance of eventually seeing some heat relief around that last weekend of July. (MORE:Should You Turn Off Your A/C Or Leave It On When You Leave Home?) -Heat is the No. 1 weather killer in the U.S., with hundreds of fatalities each year. - The combination of heat and humidity lingering into the night for several days in a row is dangerous for those without access to air conditioning, especially in the cores of larger cities. - Check on family, friends, the elderly and those with chronic illness who live without access to air conditioning. - If possible, avoid being outdoors for long in the peak heat of the afternoon. - If not, take frequent breaks, avoid strenuous activity, drink more water than usual and wear loose, lightweight clothing. (MORE:Heat Advice From An ER Doctor) - A strong bubble of high pressure aloft known as aheat domeis forecast to develop. - Sinking air near the center of this heat dome suppresses clouds, allowing the intense sunshine this time of year to heat the ground and air above it most efficiently. - Southerly winds on the western periphery of the heat dome pull increasingly hot and humid air north, then may circulate that oppressive air eastward on its northern rim, sometimes fuelingclusters of thunderstorms with flooding rain and/or high winds. Jonathan Erdman is a senior meteorologist at weather.com and has been covering national and international weather since 1996. Extreme and bizarre weather are his favorite topics. Reach out to him onBluesky,X (formerly Twitter)andFacebook.

A Heat Dome Will Bake The South And Midwest This Week

A Heat Dome Will Bake The South And Midwest This Week Another heat dome of high pressure will spread dangerous heat and humidity from the So...
1 dead, 2 missing after being swept down Oregon waterfallNew Foto - 1 dead, 2 missing after being swept down Oregon waterfall

At least one person died after a group of six were swept over a waterfall in Oregon on Saturday afternoon, prompting a search and rescue mission that continues as two others remain missing, authorities said. The group went over Dillon Falls, which are rapids along the Deschutes River in central Oregon, near the city of Bend,accordingto the U.S. Department of Agriculture. As the agency writes in a description of Dillon Falls on its website, the area is popular location for visitors participating in water activities like boating. Authorities have not shared details about the circumstances surrounding Saturday's incident. The Deschutes County Sheriff's Officesaidit was initially reported just before 3 p.m. local time, prompting a response from deputies along with local fire officials and search and rescue teams. AirLink and a drone provided by the police department in Bend assisted with an aerial search, the sheriff said. One person was confirmed dead at the site, according to the sheriff's office. Three others were rescued from the river and taken by ambulance to a hospital in Bend. The other two people who went over the falls had not been found at the time authorities issued their final update Saturday. The sheriff's office said search and rescue crews "continued recovery efforts into the evening" and would work until sunset, with plans to resume operations in the morning if they could not locate those missing before then. Authorities said they are not identifying the victims nor survivors by name right now "to allow for proper family notification." A new you: The science of redesigning your personality "Somebody Somewhere" star Bridget Everett Would you go on a retirement cruise?

1 dead, 2 missing after being swept down Oregon waterfall

1 dead, 2 missing after being swept down Oregon waterfall At least one person died after a group of six were swept over a waterfall in Orego...
'Intentional act': LAPD says suspect was kicked out of club before driving car into crowdNew Foto - 'Intentional act': LAPD says suspect was kicked out of club before driving car into crowd

Surveillance video indicates a driver intentionallycrashed into a crowd on a Los Angeles street, injuring more than two dozen people before he was pulled from the vehicle by bystanders, beaten and shot, authorities said. Los Angeles Police Department Officer Norma Eisenman told USA TODAY the suspected driver, Fernando Ramirez, was booked for assault with a deadly weapon likely to produce great bodily injury. Ramirez, 29, was hospitalized in critical condition, police said. A manhunt was underway for the shooter, described by police as a Hispanic male, about 5-foot-9 and 180 pounds, bald, wearing a blue jersey and possibly armed with a silver revolver, police said. The chaotic scene unfolded Saturday at around 2 a.m. in East Hollywood as people spilled out from the Vermont Hollywood nightclub. Police said the suspect had been kicked out of the club and minutes later returned, driving his vehicle onto the sidewalk and ramming into the packed crowd. 'Driver being assaulted by bystanders':Over 2 dozen people injured after vehicle crashes into crowd in Los Angeles "When you review the video, it's clear that he drove that vehicle down a sidewalk and around a bus. It was an intentional act," LAPD Capt. Ben Fernandes toldKABC-TV. Fernandes said club security was attempting to detain the suspect when someone "came from across the street, armed with a firearm, and then shot our suspect in the buttocks." The police statement said officers arrived at the scene to find the driver being assaulted by bystanders and determined he had sustained a gunshot wound. The Los Angeles Fire Department said seven people, including the suspect, were in critical condition; six are listed in serious condition, while 10 are in fair condition. Another seven patients refused transport after being treated or assessed for injuries at the scene, the department said in astatement. The club issued astatementsaying its staff was "deeply saddened by the tragic incident that occurred early Saturday morning outside our venue." The statement said that at about 2 a.m., as patrons were leaving, "a driver veered onto the sidewalk and struck multiple individuals." The statement said the staff was working closely with law enforcement to ensure "the person responsible for this horrific act" was held accountable. "We also want to extend our sincere gratitude to the first responders for their swift and compassionate action in assisting those affected," the statement concluded. Contributing: Jeanine Santucci This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:LAPD says suspect intentionally crashed his car into a crowd

'Intentional act': LAPD says suspect was kicked out of club before driving car into crowd

'Intentional act': LAPD says suspect was kicked out of club before driving car into crowd Surveillance video indicates a driver inte...

 

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