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Big Brother Gossip. There are a lot of Big Brother lists out there and every season I am asked to rank the top players of all time.  For the last few years my answer has been that I had several players that I call my top players – but I do not rank any one above the other.  Here are my top five players of all time, some others who didn't quite make it and a few more that never will. In the top five all should be considered ‘equal’ there is NO #1, #2, etc and they are listed by chronological order of when they first played Big Brother. Will Kirby (Seasons 2, 7)First Season Notes: 1. HGs in BB2, Jury NOT sequestered, no Head of Households (Ho. H), no Power of Vetos (POV didn’t exist), Nominated 4 times, won 5- 2 vs Nicole Nilson (each was allowed to nullify a vote).

Since it was the first season of the format where the House Guests (HGs) voted each other out, no one had a ‘style’ to model his/her game after.  Will’s style ended up being the best by far as he did a bit of a Survivor Richard Hatch move and implied no one would vote for him in the end and when he ended up reaching the end, turned the tables and said that was the reason everyone should vote for him (also commenting “I hate you all”).  His arrogance and charm and "perfectly symmetrical face" won over the jury and America. Will never won a competition, was generally disliked by the live feed viewers until his showmance, Shannon Dragoo, was evicted and he had distanced himself (mostly by eviction) from the “Chill Town” alliance – the group of House Guests including Justin Sebik, Shannon and Mike “Boogie” that had the negative image the first few weeks. Second Season Notes: Nominated twice, claimed his mission was to help Mike win the season.

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A ‘flirtmance’ with Janelle Pierzina and rumored pre- show side deal/alliance with Mike, Erika Landin and others may have helped him get farther than he would have otherwise. Danielle Reyes (Seasons 3,7)First Season Notes: 1. HGs in BB3, jury NOT sequestered, POV introduced, only nominated once (technical nomination at final 3), Ho. H once, POV winner once, lost 9- 1 to Lisa Donahue. Danielle’s biggest move on the season was her secret alliance with Jason Guy, so well hidden that even the live feed viewers didn’t know about it until Julie Chen revealed it on the TV show.  The two kept their conversations limited to an area of the house not normally seen on the live feeds where they would play cards as a cover.  She also had entertaining Diary Room (DR) sessions where she would often mock her fellow house guests. Danielle is the only person in my top five list not to have won Big Brother.  I (and many others) believe she lost because the evicted HGs were not sequestered while they were waiting for the season to end and thus saw everything the viewers would see including the Diary Room sessions noted above.  After Big Brother 3 the Jury has always been sequestered and not allowed to watch Diary Room sessions or other private conversations.

Second Season Notes: Danielle never really had much of a chance in the All Star season as her previous tactic of deception and sneakiness couldn’t really be used again.  She placed 6th that year while winning one Hoh, one POV and being nominated three times. With my personal rule that to be in the top you need to have won a season of Big Brother, this is the one exception, and I maintain that if Danielle’s Diary Room sessions had not been exposed to the Jury, she would have easily won Big Brother 3.“Evel” Dick Donato (Seasons 8,1. First Season Notes: 1. HGs in BB8, Ho. H 3 times, nominated 3 times, POV winner 1 time, beat daughter Danielle Donato 5- 2.  Week six used POV on Danielle instead of himself when he was also nominated. Dick was rude, crude, obnoxious and loud.  Many will argue that he would not have made it past week six were it not for the “twist” where “America” made Eric Stein vote for Dustin Erikstrup to be evicted instead of Dick (Dustin was evicted 4- 2).  Dick had blow- ups with many house guests including Jen Johnson who destroyed Dick’s cigarettes (Dick meanwhile had earlier dumped iced tea over Jen’s head).  Somehow through all of that and many other moments, Dick still managed to get to the final three which many will remember started with an endurance Ho. H competition that Dick lost to Zach Swerdzewski after seven and a half hours standing on to a pedestal while being sprayed with water and holding on to a key (he later won Parts 2 and 3 and evicted Zach). His strained relationship with daughter Danielle and time spent late at night talking to those watching on the live feeds endeared him to many.  Much like Will Kirby in BB2, there was a bit of an attitude in the house that Dick could be voted out easily, however it proved to be harder than expected.

Second Season Notes: Dicks second stint on Big Brother was short lived, he left for personal reasons before the live feeds had even begun.  Dick also recently tweeted that he would never be on Big Brother again. Update: Dick has revealed that he left this season after conflicting blood tests he took before the season showed he might have HIV - he has since been formally diagnosed with HIV and is on medication. Dan Gheesling (Seasons 1. First Season Notes: 1. HGs in BB1. 0, Ho. H 3 times, nominated 2 times, POV winner 2 times, won against Memphis Garrett 7- 0.

Dan’s winning season honestly was not that spectacular in my opinion.  He did manage to manipulate some folks, but I think with his personality and ‘charm’ he managed to manipulate and win over America.  He was “America’s player” and competed a few tasks to win extra money. One such task involved getting hugs from the other HGs and he often gave a nod & wink at the camera when getting the hugs.  His alliance with Memphis Garrett ultimately got him to the end when Memphis saved him from the nomination block on week 8.  Dan’s 7- 0 Jury vote win is the only unanimous victory in the show’s history. Second Season Notes: Ho. H once, nominated 3 times, POV won once, lost to Ian Terry 6- 1.  Actually unlike all the other members of this list, Dan broke in to my ‘top’ list with his performance on Big Brother 1.

While having an advantage of being an alumnus and thus the subject of some “hero worship,” Dan still was able to manipulate the other HGs, especially Danielle Murphree.  His now infamous “Funeral” will remain one of the best known moments in Big Brother, yet he still lost 6- 1 to Ian showing that the “manipulation” style of game seems to only works once for any given HG in Big Brother. Derrick Levasseur (Season 1. Season Notes: 1. 6 HGs in BB1. Ho. H 2 twice (3 if pre- Battle of Block aka Bo. B Ho. H’s included), no POV wins, won 7- 2 vs Cody Calafiore. The newest addition to my list, Derrick used manipulation as well as or better than any other previous house guest to keep himself safe and get others in his various alliances to do what he wanted while they would end up thinking it was their own idea.  His game was one of many many small moves, not big bold ones.  Even when something went wrong with what seemed to be his plan, he was able to adjust and move forward.  He worked very hard to keep the drama low in the house which led to a somewhat ‘dull’ season.  It also helped him that Donny Thompson, his biggest adversary early on, was in “Team America” with him along with another strong social player, Frankie Grande.

Moments From Disney and Pixar Movies That Will Make You Cry Every Time. Inside Out hits theaters this weekend, and we already know it's going to make us feel all the feels. Translation: We will cry.) Because the trailer is full of adorable hijinx that are sure to lead to touching family moments. But mostly, because Disney and Pixar movies always make us cry. Note: Inside Out is a Disney- Pixar joint production, but for this listicle we have included some solo Disney films. No spoilers for Inside Out, but there are some for the other movies.). The Opening Montage of Up.

The opening montage of Up is single- handedly both the most heartwarming and depressing scene in any movie, ever. We get to see Carl and Ellie's beautiful love story unfold, but there’s also the part where she finds out she can’t have babies then later dies. When Nemo’s Mom Dies in Finding Nemo. Pixar’s depressing intros continue with Marlin and his wife Coral admiring their new home and abundance of eggs. Then a barracuda attacks, kills Coral, and destroys all of their eggs.

Marlin finding the one egg left behind gets us every time. Dory’s Pleas in Finding Nemo. Dory (as voiced by Ellen De. Generes) is a beacon of optimism and comic relief throughout the movie. So it absolutely crushes us when Marlin is bailing on her and she says, “Please don't go away. Please? No one's ever stuck with me for so long before. And if you leave..

I just, I remember things better with you. Watch Unacknowledged Online Facebook. P. Sherman, forty- two.. I remember it, I do. It's there, I know it is, because when I look at you, I can feel it.

And- and I look at you, and I and I'm home.". When She Loved Me” in Toy Story 2. Cowgirl Jessie is new to the gang in the Toy Story sequel, and eventually we learn where her deep abandonment issues come from: Her best friend Emily outgrew her and left her on the side of the road in a donation box. Set to the tune of a tearjerker Sarah Mc. Lachlan song. (Between this and those adoption commercials, WHAT is your problem, Sarah Mc. Lachlan?! Do you WANT us to cry?!).

The End of Monster’s Inc. Sully (John Goodman) saying goodbye to Boo gets us misty, but when Mike Wazowski (Billy Crystal) reassembles her door and Sully steps back into her room at the end is full- on waterworks. Boo?” “Kitty!” Happy tears, but tears nonetheless. Baby Mine” in Dumbo.

Everything in Dumbo is depressing AF, but when Dumbo’s mom, chained up, cradles him in her trunk as he cries and sings, “Baby mine, don't you cry / Baby mine, dry your eyes / Rest your head close to my heart / Never to part, baby of mine.” It’s too much. The Incinerator Scene in Toy Story 3. The beginning of this scene is just terrifying - - the toys heading towards certain death in the furnace - - but when Jessie asks Buzz, “What do we do?!” and he just takes her hand, then she calms Bullseye the horse by taking his hoof, and so on with all the toys, holding each other in their final moments.. How is this a kids’ movie again? When Andy Gives Bonnie His Toys in Toy Story 3. We grew up on Toy Story, so we were heading off to college and our grown up lives at the same time as Andy.

Which made the scene where Andy gives his toys to a little girl named Bonnie, only after telling her how special they all are, all the more poignant. The Death of Bambi’s Mother in Bambi.

During Bambi’s first winter, his mother is shot and killed by a hunter, leaving him all alone. The saddest part is when Bambi hasn’t yet realized it and cries, “We made it, mother!” only to wander sadly into the snow, calling after her, “Mother?!”. When Widow Tweet Leaves Todd in The Fox and The Hound. When she takes him back to the woods and he’s cuddled in her arms and confused, but she tells him to stay and drives away, tears in her eyes as he watches her leave. THEN THERE’S A STORM.

Goodbye may seem forever, farewell is like the end,” a lone, female voice sings. Watch The Stranger Online Free HD here. But in my hearts the memory, and there you’ll always be.”. Every Time We See Rapunzel’s Parents in Tangled. This is a two- parter: They set it up at the beginning with the King and Queen reacting to the loss of their daughter and Rapunzel’s mom wiping away her husband’s tears. Then, when they get word that she’s returned to the kingdom at the end and the King cries again, well, nothing could stop our tears either. When Ralph Wrecks Vanellope’s Kart in Wreck- It Ralph.

Ralph spends the whole movie trying to convince others that he’s not a bad guy, then he’s forced to act like the exact bad guy people think he is in order to protect the only girl who saw good in him, Vanellope. Maybe this one just made us cry, but Vanellope giving Ralph a hero medal, only to end up sobbing, “You really are a bad guy,” got us.

He’s not! 1. 3. When Mulan Reunites With Her Father in Mulan. Mulan returns home with the sword of Shan Yu to win favor with her father, Fa Zhou. But when she presents it, telling him it will bring honor to the family, he responds, “The greatest gift and honor is having you for a daughter.”. Ray’s Funeral in The Princess and the Frog. Ray gets “done laid low,” which is sad enough, given he’s the unexpected hero of this fairy tale.

But his funeral, which sees him finally united with the love of his life, Evangeline, as a star, is surprisingly touching. Not enough people give Princess and the Frog the credit it’s due. When Cinderella’s Dress Is Destroyed in Cinderella. Poor Cinderella. She’s been done wrong so many times, but when she hits rock bottom - - after toiling over a dress to wear to the ball, her stepsisters rip it apart while her evil stepmother watches on - - it’s more than anyone could take. And more than we can watch. When the Second Sun Rises and the Spell Is Set in Brave. Brave isn’t exactly anyone’s favorite Disney movie..

BUT as the sun rises on the second day and Merida believes her mom will stay a bear forever and admits how much she loves her and appreciates her - - “I just want you back.” - - that’s some sad stuff. We just really love our moms. When Baymax Deactivates in Big Hero 6.

This one hasn’t stood the test of time in terms of cry- worthy Disney moments yet, but having to watch Hiro tell Baymax that he’s satisfied with his care, thus losing Baymax forever in the portal (after already losing his big brother earlier in the film), was like sitting in a theater full of onions. Dad, Come On. You Gotta Get Up!” in The Lion King. You know the scene. Don’t make us talk about it. Watch Ghost World Download Full here. We can’t. Want to be even more depressed? Here’s the real reason Disney characters usually don’t have parents.