Josh Duhamel is putting an exciting twist on a classic Big Brother challenge. Duhamel, 50, will appear on the Wednesday, September 13, episode of the CBS series to host a special Power of Veto game inspired by his new competition show, Buddy Games. During the competition, contestants will have to roll balls up a hill after getting dizzy in an attempt to get the highest score and secure the Power of Veto, allowing them to remove one castmate from the elimination nomination block.

Friday the 13th has a pretty bad reputation. For most, it signifies a day where you’ll be extra careful around mirrors, watch out for black cats crossing your path, and avoid walking under any ladders that might be lying around. If you’re superstitious already, you’ll be pleased—or, more likely, pretty terrified—to know that this Friday the 13th is about to be extra spooky. And no, it’s not because Jason Voorhees is waiting for you in a hockey mask.

The late musical artist Robbie Robertson religion and family are gaining a lot of attention following his death. His beloved ones grieved the loss of his untimely passing. Robbie Robertson was a Canadian musician who rose to popularity with the Canadian-American band The Band in the 1970s and collaborated significantly with Bob Dylan and Martin Scorsese. His work with the band was essential to developing the Americana music genre. As a Band member, he was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

When a man attempted to climb Trump Tower with suction cups in New York City on Wednesday, many took a moment to admire his defined calves, but Supernatural fans were more concerned that those calves belonged to actor Jared Padalecki. The two definitely share similar features (shaggy brown hair, are men), but it turns out that the man scaling a building was not Padalecki. He could, however, still be a big Gilmore Girls fan, or going for that Jordan Catalano look from My So-Called Life.

Some know him as Phil Dunphy, others know him as the voice of the beluga whale named Bailey. Throughout his career, Ty Burrell portrayed several comedy characters. When it comes to which one he relates to the most, his Finding Dory animal comes out on top. Here’s what we know about this former-Modern Family star. Ty Burrell portrays Phil Dunphy on ABC’s ‘Modern Family’ It’s one of ABC’s longest-running comedy series, known for its iconic cast and heartwarming episodes.