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Another hamster leaves the Habitrail, otherwise known as the Big Brother 10 house, tonight. Then it will be down to the final four. Perhaps not the four we wanted or expected, but that's how it goes in the Big Brother game. Tonight's Head of Household competition will reveal the first definite final three player. But the one with all the power this upcoming week will be the Power of Veto holder -- the sole vote for eviction next week.

To read the latest news from the 24/7 live feeds, read beyond the jump -- spoilers ahead!

Well, things could be worse in the Big Brother 10 house. Instead of watching a bored Keesha, I could be watching Ollie and April have sex. No thank you to that! I had enough of that when they were in the house together. True, with fewer hamsters in the house, I have to endure Jerry's boring and odd stories. But I've learned to shut him out and turn up my music. He repeats himself so much that I'm not scared of missing anything.

For the latest from the live feeds, read on past the jump. Beware -- spoilers ahead!

(S10E23) "It would be naive of me to believe you all love me for me." - Jerry.to Dan

Time is dwindling down to the final days in the Big Brother 10 house. The five remaining hamsters aren't the ones I would have predicted to still be in there. They're not even necessarily aligned with whom I thought they would be. Instead, we have the alliance of four -- Renny, Keesha, Dan, and Memphis -- against Jerry. But is one houseguest playing the Brian strategy? Read on past the jump for my full review of the show.

Tonight's Big Brother 10 episode will show the Power of Veto competition and the meeting of the mindless afterwards. Of course, the Power of Veto isn't to be confused with the Power of Vito on The Sopranos. But that could be an interesting twist on things. I can see it now ... show fans decided they hate a character and the mob shows up for a rub-out! However, with Vito being dead and all, that's just not going to work.

For the latest news from the 24/7 live feeds, read on past the jump. Show spoilers ahead!

Labor Day began like any other day in the Big Brother 10 house. But it might not end like any other. Today is the day that the veto will be used or not. Will Keesha and Dan remain on the block? Will there be brouhahas?

Oh, wait. If you're just watching the show, you don't even know who won the Power of Veto yet. That's old news for those who watch the live feeds. If you want the latest news from inside the house, read on past the jump. Show spoilers ahead!

After a flurry of activity in the Big Brother 10 house, we're in the doldrums right now. Another Head of Household comp, new nominations, another Power of Veto comp -- we're really talking a flurry, right? But today is Sunday and it will be a day of rest. Oh, that doesn't mean there's nothing happening in the house. There is always backstabbing, scheming, lying, and trashtalking going on!

Read on past the jump for extreme show spoilers -- both Sunday and Tuesday episodes. You've been warned.

Well, we thought that Thursday night's Big Brother 10 episode was a whirlwind of activity. Since the live double eviction show, there has been another Head of Household competition and nominations as well as a veto comp. It's enough to make a young upstart like Dan collapse and hold his head.

I know you want to know. Read on past the jump for extreme show spoilers for both Sunday and Tuesday episodes!

I'm sure that Michelle was even more angry than usual when she saw Ollie immediately following her in last night's Big Brother 10 double eviction show. Meanwhile, Dan the man with a plan, relaxes in the yard of the house. But is he really all that relaxed? There was an HOH competition last night after the show itself ended. Who's the new HOH and how might it affect the final four?

Read on past the jump for extreme show spoilers!

The action for the hamsters in the Big Brother 10 house didn't end at the end of the live show last night. Now, this won't air until Sunday night on the show, but there is already a new Head of Household in place. They gave the houseguests enough time to catch their breath, then the show went on. Well, it went on at the house, that is.

For extreme show spoilers, read past the jump. You've been warned.

(S10E21) "Dan has gone from the sidelines to calling all the plays, leaving the house in utter chaos." - Julie Chen

So here we are at the big live double eviction show of the season in the Big Brother 10 house. With the recent events in the house, it's a show no BB fan dare miss. The double evictions are great because we expect them and, even though the hamsters know there's one a season, they're always taken a bit off guard when it actually comes. Don't you love a good jaw drop?

Read on past the jump for the full review of this special double eviction show.

It's a big night ahead for the hamsters in the Big Brother 10 house and it's going to be twice what they expect. It's going to be a big night for the show fans, too. Ah, the big wham-bam live double eviction night of the season! Sure, I'll stay up until 1:37 AM to watch it here in the very large NYC metro viewing area. Yep, the show will be delayed in many areas tonight due to football and the Democratic National Convention. Check your local listings for any changes where you live.

But the live feeds are here. Read on for the latest from inside the house -- spoilers beyond the jump!

The hamsters in the Big Brother 10 house don't know it, but two will be leaving tomorrow night. With two down, there will be five remaining. Gee, I wonder how well they can brouhaha with only five? We're seeing a house divided as we have many past seasons. It's going to be a jury divided, too. One side or the other might tip the scales, but it's always hard to call whether they'll vote for a friend or for the one who actually played the game best.

Now that I've wasted some spoiler-free space, read on past the jump for news and show spoilers from the 24/7 live feeds.

(S10E20) "Dan's not a very good negotiator. What the hell was he smoking?" - Memphis about Dan.

And, no. He certainly isn't. With that whacked-out deal he made with Ollie for the Head of Household win on the last episode of Big Brother 10, Dan will go in the history books as the worst negotiator ever in the series. I don't care if he says he planned it all out. As a matter of tact, if it's planned, then it's even more whacked-out. Read on past the jump for my full review of the show.

Tonight's Big Brother 10 show should prove very entertaining, don't you think? Of course, viewers who only watch the broadcast show will have different games to play than live feeds fans. While I play "How many times can this hamster cuss within five minutes" -- network fans can only count the bleeps. Lucky me, I get the whole shebang.

For the latest news from the 24/7 live feeds, read past the jump. As always, extreme show spoilers are ahead!

Some days are just more interesting than others in the Big Brother 10 house. Today was one of those days which made having the live feeds all worthwhile. And, not all of the events are likely to air on the shows. The Power of Veto was played on Saturday and today they held the meeting during which it was used ... or not.

For the latest house news from the live feeds, read on past the jump. Extreme show spoilers ahead!