• David Lane becomes the third houseguest to be evicted from the 'Big Brother 4' house

  July 31, 2003
  After being nominated for eviction by Dana Varela, the third Head of Household, David Lane was evicted last night from the "Big Brother 4" house based on the votes of his fellow HouseGuests. David received more votes than fellow nominee Jack Owens. Nathan Marlow won the Power of Veto and chose to remove Alison Irwin from the block which forced Dana to nominate David in her place.

• 'Big Brother 4' Head of Household Dana Varela nominates Alison Irwin and Jack Owens, Jr. for eviction

  July 28, 2003
  Week 3's Head of Household, Dana Varela, a karate school manager from Queens, N.Y., nominated Alison Irwin and Jack Owens, Jr.for eviction in the third round of "Big Brother 4" nominations on the episode that was broadcast Friday, July 25 on the CBS Television Network.

• CBS denies 'Big Brother 4' houseguest Scott Weintraub was removed for STD instead of misbehavior

  July 24, 2003
  The St. Petersburg Times reports that, during last week's network press tour, CBS chairman and CEO Les Moonves denied that Big Brother 4 houseguest Scott Weintraub was removed from the house (and the show) because of the fact that he had a previously-undisclosed sexually-transmitted disease, HPV (human papilloma virus, also known as genital warts). Instead, Moonves, like the show's producers, emphasized that Weintraub's temper tantrum was the reason for his removal.

• Michelle Maradie second houseguest to be evicted from the 'Big Brother 4' house

  July 24, 2003
  After being nominated for eviction by Jee Choe, the second Head of Household, Michelle Maradie was evicted last night from the "Big Brother 4" house based on the votes of her fellow HouseGuests. Michele received more votes than fellow nominee Erika Landin. David Lane won the Power of Veto and chose to leave the nominations as they stood.

• CBS says 'The Amazing Race' series may end due to low ratings

  July 24, 2003
  TV Guide Online reports that CBS chairman and CEO Les Moonves expressed doubt as to whether a fifth edition of the network's Emmy-nominated The Amazing Race series would be produced, due to the show's continuing low ratings. Over the summer, CBS gave the show the prized Thursday at 8 PM time slot -- the slot occupied by Survivor during the regular season and previously reserved for Big Brother during the summer. Nevertheless, ratings for The Amazing Race remain anemic.

• 'Big Brother 4' Head of Household Jee Choe nominates Erika Landin and Michelle Maradie for eviction

  July 19, 2003
  Week 2's Head of Household, Jee, a bookkeeper from Elmhurst, N.Y., nominated Erika and Michelle for eviction in the second round of "Big Brother 4" nominations on the episode that was broadcast Friday, July 18 on the CBS Television Network.

• Amanda Craig first houseguest to be evicted from the 'Big Brother 4' house

  July 17, 2003
  After being nominated for eviction by Nathan Marlow, the first Head of Household, Amanda Craig was evicted last night from the "Big Brother 4" house based on the votes of her fellow HouseGuests. Amanda received more votes than fellow nominee Jee Choe. Dana Varela won the Power of Veto and chose to leave the nominations as they stood.

• 'Big Brother 4' Head Of Household Nathan Marlow nominates Amanda Craig and Jee Choe for first eviction

  July 14, 2003
  This week's Head of Household, Nathan, a personal trainer from Edmond, Okla., nominated Amanda and Jee for eviction in the first round of "Big Brother 4" nominations on the episode that was broadcast Friday, July 11 on the CBS Television Network.

• Scott Weintraub throws tantrum, gets kicked out of 'Big Brother 4' house by series producers

  July 13, 2003
  With the addition of "The X Factor," CBS clearly went in search of additional drama this season, and it appears it certainly didn't take them long to find it -- in spades.

• Producers pull the plug on filming 'Real World/Road Rules Challenge' in Rhode Island... again

  June 30, 2003
  The Newport Daily News is reporting that Bunim/Murray Productions has abandoned its second attempt to use a Rhode Island estate for taping of its "Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Gauntlet" show.

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