Ryan Seacrest is rolling in the dough due to his career in the entertainment industry. The 49-year-old megastar has dabbled in multiple endeavors in his lifetime, earning him a hefty payout for his efforts. Ryan became a household name in the early 2000s as the host of American Idol and has gone on to make
Wheel of Fortune viewers have become more and more perturbed with the show’s Bonus Rounds. Big wins for Bonus Round contestants have become few and far between as of late, and many Wheel of Fortune viewers blame the show’s producers for poorly worded categories. Such was the case during a recent episode of Wheel of
Larry Brown, Jr. was excited to make his Wheel of Fortune debut, but viewers at home were more concerned with something completely unrelated. Larry, a Howard University alum who also goes by LBJ, noted on Instagram that he wanted to play Wheel of Fortune before the legendary longtime host, Pat Sajak, retires later this year.
Maggie Sajak isn’t hiding her romance any longer. The Wheel of Fortune Social Correspondent and daughter of TV legend Pat Sajak and photographer Lesly Brown Sajak confirmed her relationship with Scottish actor Ross McCall during a recent outing in Los Angeles, California. The happy couple was spotted canoodling as they walked Ross’s dog in the
When it comes to hosting Wheel of Fortune, Ryan Seacrest knows he has some big shoes to fill. After Season 41 of Wheel of Fortune, longtime host Pat Sajak, 77, will hang up his hat, and Ryan, 49, will take over the reins beginning with Season 42. The American Idol host knows he can never
Longtime Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak will officially say farewell to the gameshow later this year. Sajak revealed that Season 41 would be his farewell season as the show’s host. Ryan Seacrest, 49, known for hosting American Idol, among other projects, will replace the 77-year-old Sajak, and Vanna White will return as the letter-turner.
Wheel of Fortune producers had some fun with an April Fools’ Day prank that had viewers scratching their heads. Monday, April 1, marked a day where playing tricks and practical jokes are expected and celebrated. The writers at Wheel of Fortune got in on the fun by swapping out longtime host Pat Sajak with a
Wheel of Fortune contestants rarely receive an offer from Pat Sajak to mark a significant milestone. But a contestant named Matt declined when he was given a rare opportunity to be the first player in Wheel of Fortune history to do something alongside Pat. Matt’s Bonus Round was featured in a clip on Wheel of
Tom Stednicki had quite the game during his stint on Wheel of Fortune, and it might go down as one of the most memorable of all time. The Watkins Glen, New York, resident showed off his incredible puzzle-solving prowess this week when he figured out a puzzle with only one letter on the board. Tom’s
Pat Sajak only has a few more months left to host Wheel of Fortune before he retires, but it appears he doesn’t have a farewell party to look forward to. As Monsters and Critics previously reported, Pat will bid adieu to Wheel of Fortune this June upon the completion of Season 41. He made the