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  INTERVIEW: Uchenna and Joyce Agu discuss their 'All-Stars' race

  
  Uchenna and Joyce Agu completed more than 20 legs over two seasons of The Amazing Race before finally being eliminated for the first time during last night's episode of CBS' The Amazing Race: All-Stars.  All it took was a 10 minute flight delay to send the married Houston, TX packing only a few years after they won The Amazing Race 7.
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  INTERVIEW: Joe Baldassare and Bill Bartek talk about 'All-Stars'

  
  Joe Baldassare and Bill Bartek placed third on the original The Amazing Race in 2001, but couldn't crack the Top 5 on the currently airing All-Stars edition.
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  INTERVIEW: Teri and Ian Pollack discuss their 'Amazing Race' journey

  
  At 53 and 54 respectively, married parents Teri and Ian Pollack were the oldest team competing in CBS' The Amazing Race: All-Stars.  While they finished second on The Amazing Race's third season, some flight misfortune in Africa sent them packing as the fifth team eliminated from All-Stars.
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  INTERVIEW: Rob and Amber talk about their 'Amazing' wipeout

  
  After easily winning the first three legs, Rob and Amber Mariano were surprisingly the fourth team eliminated from CBS' The Amazing Race: All-Stars.  On Monday, the 30-year-old Rob and 28-year-old Amber talked to Reality TV World about the abrupt end to their All-Stars journey; how they align and lie to their advantage; as well as what's next in their careers as professional reality television stars.
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  CBS unveils 'The Amazing Race: All-Stars' cast, show to debut Feb. 18

  
  Although several of them had already been leaked by the media and most of the rest had already been revealed by eyewitnesses who saw the teams racing, CBS has formally unveiled the identities of the eleven teams who will be competing on its upcoming The Amazing Race: All-Stars reality competition.
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  CBS confirms 'The Amazing Race: All-Stars' will be next 'Race' edition

  
  More than a month after reports that it was about to begin production first began emerging, CBS has confirmed that The Amazing Race's next edition will be an All-Stars edition featuring teams that previously competed on earlier seasons of the long-running reality show.
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  Former 'The Amazing Race' winners whine about 'All-Stars' exclusion

  
  CBS might not yet be willing to confirm last week's report that The Amazing Race's next edition will be an All-Stars edition, but there's one group of Race-affiliated folks who apparently don't have a problem announcing that the show will allegedly begin production soon -- disgruntled former The Amazing Race winners that weren't approached about participating in the competition.

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