Jay Leno's Garage Series Gets The Ax, Signaling The End Of An Era
For the first time in many years, Jay Leno won't be working with NBC. His Garage series got the ax, signaling the end of an era.
Read MoreFor the first time in many years, Jay Leno won't be working with NBC. His Garage series got the ax, signaling the end of an era.
Read MoreJake Anderson of Deadliest Catch once sat in the wheelhouse chair for almost 48 hours. Here's how the strenuous job can take a toll on your body.
Read MoreJohnathan Hillstrand has written a series of children's books that teach simple life lessons, but the Deadliest Catch star doesn't look like an author.
Read MoreThe History reality series Pawn Stars makes most of its money through a source other than the rare items that are sold on the show.
Read MoreThe guys on "Pawn Stars" love to make a deal. But when an expert gives bad news, the team knows when to walk away.
Read MoreIn 2012, Mary Padian came aboard the second season of Storage Wars: Texas, a spinoff of the original A&E reality TV series
Read MoreThough he left the reality television series in 2012, Hester made a fortune for himself on the first three seasons of Storage Wars.
Read MoreHow did Storage Wars producers come across Brandi Passante and Jarrod Schulz and convince them to join the series?
Read MoreIn the end, Rick Harrison opted not to buy this unusual item that made its way to the Pawn Stars trade counter in season 7 — and that was probably a smart move.
Read MoreAmongst the many entrepreneurs on "Shark Tank" are Laura D'Asaro and Rose Wang of Chirps, and some wonder what they did with Mark Cuban's investment.
Read MoreBefore she was a businesswoman, she was just your average college student ... except for the fact that she had Secret Service following her around.
Read MoreThere's one item that takes the cake as Padian's strangest, most interesting discovery.
Read More"Shark Tank" fans have seen their fare share of new products come and go, but whatever happened to Truffle Shuffle after it appeared on the show?
Read MoreCorey Harrison and Chumlee are two of the most important entities on "Pawn Stars," but away from the cameras, how much work are they actually responsible for?
Read MoreTodd Hoffman starred on the mining reality TV series Gold Rush for eight seasons, and it turns out he earns way more money than you think.
Read MoreBrandi Passante and Jarrod Schulz have raked in a small fortune bidding on storage units for the A&E reality show. Here's how much money they're worth today.
Read MoreEducation software Brightwheel scored a large investment when it appeared on "Shark Tank" -- but what became of the company after its episode aired?
Read MoreColiesa McMillian was among Dr. Now's patients on Season 8 of My 600-lb Life. Here's what tragically happened to her after her appearance on the show.
Read MoreAccording to longtime Gold Rush star Parker Schnabel, he had no problem entering the mining business at the young age of 15.
Read MoreShips on The Deadliest Catch come equipped with two of just about everything so the crew stays safe in case of malfunction. A trip to the shore could cost them.
Read MoreOak Island has been infamous for centuries, and its mysteries have caused a few actual deaths. Here is the deadly history behind The Curse of Oak Island.
Read MoreHere's a closer look at the grueling process of becoming a contestant on the long-running game show "The Price is Right."
Read More"Deadliest Catch" captain Jonathan Hillstrand shared how important he feels it is to feed his crew while on board their fishing vessel.
Read MoreCam Holmes has broken more rules than anyone in "Too Hot to Handle." Here's what you need to know about him.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered what happened to the guy who invented the Chirp Wheel after his "Shark Tank" episode aired? Find out right here.
Read MoreClimate change has irrevocably changed the number of crabs in Alaskan waters, so the "Deadliest Catch" crews and local fishermen are figuring out new plans.
Read MoreOne of the biggest storylines of "Gold Rush" Season 13 thus far has been the surprising retirement of Dave Turin, a staple of the "Gold Rush" franchise.
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