What we learned from Parvati Shallow's memoir, including her relationship with Mae Martin and divorce from fellow "Survivor" John Fincher.

It’s the perfect subject matter for Fishbach, who has already received accolades for his first excerpt from the novel, “To Sharks.” It was published by One Story and won the author the prestigious Pushcart Prize.

Survivor 46's Liz Wilcox, known for her Applebee's rant, revealed she auditioned to be the Applebee's waitress for a Survivor 50 reward

Coal, the last surviving member of a colony of cats that thrived for decades outside Canada’s Parliament and became popular with tourists, has died. He was believed to be 17. A Facebook page devoted to Coal said he had had an aggressive form of cancer that had spread to his lungs and received a veterinarian-administered death on Tuesday.

Texas flood victim Christian Fell credited God for his survival after he was forced to cling to a meter box for hours during the deadly flash flooding.

A Queens woman who survived a brutal hammer attack in a subway station in 2022 confronted her assailant in court Thursday,

If you consider yourself a fan of competition reality TV, then you are more than likely well aware of one Parvati Shallow. Even if you’re not a connoisseur of the genre, the “Survivor” mainstay is arguably the castaway who has most permeated into the rest of popular culture.

In 1960, four teens went camping by Finland’s Lake Bodom. By morning, three were dead—slashed and bludgeoned in their tent—and the fourth, Nils Gustafsson, was badly injured. Decades later, police accused him of staging the scene.

A woman and her child say they are lucky to be alive thanks to a good Samaritan putting himself in danger for them.

The crime is never shown, nor explicitly detailed, in “When a River Becomes the Sea,” Catalan director Pere Vilà Barceló’s quiet, contemplative but cumulatively hard-hitting portrait of a young woman reassembling herself after a sexual assault.