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  'America's Got Talent' sends 7 acts to live shows as "Judge Cuts" round kicks off featuring guest Ne-Yo

  
  America's Got Talent judges Heidi Klum, Melanie "Mel B" Brown, Howie Mandel and Simon Cowell advanced seven of 20 acts to Season 11's live shows during Tuesday night's broadcast on NBC.
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  Lea "Sarge" Masters becomes the tenth castaway to be booted from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  The pagonging is on. Despite increasing signs of cracks in their alliance, Survivor: Vanuatu's six women alliance held strong for another week. As a result, Lea "Sarge" Masters, the 40-year-old drill sergeant from Columbia, South Carolina that the women perceived to be their biggest remaining threat was voted out of the competition during last evening's Survivor broadcast.
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  Rory Freeman becomes the ninth contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  Showing that despite appearances, old alliances die hard, the former women of Survivor: Vanuatu's Yasur tribe realigned immediately upon the competition's tribal merger, and as a result Rory Freeman, the 35-year-old housing case manager from Des Moines, IA, was voted out of the game during last evening's Survivor broadcast.
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  John Kenney becomes the eighth contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  Failing to endear himself to the remaining Lopevi members of the once dominant "Flab Five" male alliance who decided they were better off trusting two former Yasur rivals, John Kenney, the 22-year-old mechanical bull operator from Los Angeles, CA, was voted out of the game during last night's Survivor: Vanuatu broadcast.
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  Lisa Keiffer becomes the seventh contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  Illustrating that once you develop a distrustful reputation, the perception can come back to haunt you -- even when among those who benefited from your previous betrayal -- Lisa Keiffer, the 44-year-old real estate agent from New Orleans, LA, was voted out of her Yasur tribe by her distrustful Yasur tribemates during last night's Survivor: Vanuatu broadcast.
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  Travis Sampson becomes the sixth contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  Stupid is as stupid does on Survivor.
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  Brady Finta gets cuffed, becomes fifth contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  Spending more time eating donuts and less time working out at the gym might not have been a good move for his law enforcement career, but perhaps it would have helped Brady Finta last longer on Survivor.

• John Palyok and Mia Galeotalanza get booted from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  It was a tale of two tribes on last night's third episode of Survivor: Vanuatu. Over at the men's Lopevi tribe, despite a growing personality rift among some of its members, the tribe's dominant "Flab Five" alliance continued to show unity. Meanwhile, over at the women's Yasur tribe, for the second day in a row, a member of one of the women's alliances blinked and betrayed her so-called allies.
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  Dolly Neely gets fleeced, becomes second contestant to be booted from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  Survival rule #1 of Survivor: being a fence-sitter and refusing to pick an alliance can be extremely hazardous to your game health.
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  Brook Geraghty gets the first boot from 'Survivor: Vanuatu'

  
  In a surprise decision, despite the presence of Chris Daugherty, who had single-handedly lost the first challenge for the men, the men's Lopevi tribe opted to vote out Brook Geraghty, the 27-year-old project manager from Winthrop, Massachusetts, in a 5-3-1 split Tribal Council vote during last night's Survivor: Vanuatu premiere.

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