For everyone who complained about the lack of naked photos of January Playmate Jaime Faith Edmondson, the Amazing Race 14 runner-up, Playboy has posted some photos from the magazine. An even more revealing photo is on the site’s subscription page. Have fun. Oh, and there’s the PG-rated video below, in which she says, “my turn-ons …
Jaime Faith Edmondson, a cast member on The Amazing Race 14, will be Playboy’s centerfold in January, but her partner on the race, Cara Rosenthal, refused Playboy’s offer. Cara “said no. She’s in law school and hopes to be governor someday,” Jaime told the New York Daily News. But Jaime, obviously, said yes to being …
Amazing Race host Phil Keoghan was finally nominated for an Emmy, and he has characteristic good humor about it. He told the AP that last year, “I missed out and I felt like the orphan in the production,” but “I was relieved that I wasn’t up there, to be honest with you, because I don’t …
In the most ironic and most self-unaware post-Amazing Race interview ever, Jaime Edmondson–who spent most of the season berating cab drivers and other locals before redeeming herself during the finale–refused to answer questions about her behavior, and complained about the way she’s being treated. During Jaime and Cara’s conversation with Reality TV World, Jaime admits …
Despite two exceptionally compelling seasons and strong season finales, both The Amazing Race 14 and The Celebrity Apprentice 2 had fewer viewers for their finales than they did in previous seasons. Victor and Tammy’s race win was watched by 10.43 million people, which made it the number-one show at 8 p.m. CBS said in a …
The Amazing Race 14 pulled the series from its depths of Emmy-winning suckiness into a version of its former self, and although its finale lacked some of the drama from earlier this season, it was a strong end to an even stronger season. In the end, each team’s Achilles heel hurt them: Jaime and Cara …
And just like that, we’re down to the final three in the 14th season of the newly revitalized Amazing Race. In the most oddly dramatic ending ever, a bathroom break allowed obnoxious ass Jaime and her long-suffering partner Cara to make the final three, while Jen and Kisha were eliminated. The other two teams in …