Survivor

• Six former "Survivor" contestants dropped by Northwestern University last week to give students the skinny on CBS' hit show, which kicks off its 24th season Wednesday.
(Chicago Sun-Times)
• Two tribes, one beach. Thats the setup for the new season of Survivor, titled One World, premiering Wednesday (February 15). For the third time in Survivor history, the line will be drawn in the sand between one tribe of men and one tribe of women ..
(MTV)
• Mexico City-- Former  Survivor  producer Bruce Beresford-Redman will stand trial in Mexico for the murder of his wife after a court ruled on Wednesday that there is sufficient evidence to hear the prosecutions case.
(YAHOO!)
• As Survivor (7 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2) kicks off its 24 th season, the producers are changing things up a bit - a tactic that has kept the show interesting since it debuted in 2000. As the game begins, its men vs. women. Which has been done before.
(Salt Lake Tribune)
• I know my excitement for a Survivor premiere sometimes makes the first episode seem more exciting than it actually is, but tonight's debut of Survivor: One World is one of the best I've ever seen.  Truly.
(Sheknows.com)
• After two straight seasons with the same tired gimmick — sending ousted castaways to an isolated hell called Redemption Island — the producers of Survivor are experimenting with some different gimmicks for the shows 24th season.
(NJ.com)
• Quick Aside: So…last season was named after a Broadway musical and this season was named after a Police song. If they name the next two seasons "Survivor: St.
(comcast.net)
• WASHINGTON - Domestic violence has been a hot button issue recently after musician Chris Brown performed at the 2012 Grammys only three years after he was arrested for assaulting his then-girlfriend Rihanna. Reaction was mixed on Twitter.
(WTOP)
• Bruce Beresford-Redman, the former producer of Survivor accused of killing his wife during a family vacation in Cancun, Mexico, will stand trial in that country, Los Angeles station KNBC TV reports.
(TheWrap)
• CANCUN, Mexico — A Mexican judge has ordered a U.S. reality television producer to stand trial in the killing of his wife at a Cancun resort in 2010.
(Washington Post)