Richard Hatch cemented himself as a Survivor legend the moment he decided to strip down on national television. “One of the craziest points for me was this decision to spend more and more time naked,” ...

Richard Hatch, star of the original “Battlestar Galactica” and the Syfy remake, died on Tuesday after a battle with pancreatic cancer, his manger confirmed to Variety. He was 71. Hatch died around ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: The reality TV genre as we know it was conceived with MTV’s The Real World in 1992, blossomed into dominant life with Survivor in 2000, and has been a major part of the ...

When Survivor announced Season 40 would have a cast full of returning winners, many fans wanted to see the first Sole Survivor, Richard Hatch, return 20 years later to see how, and if, he could adapt ...

It’s been 25 years since Richard Hatch became the first Sole Survivor. In 2000, Hatch competed on the debut season of CBS’ Survivor. During his time on the show, he changed the game forever by forming ...

"Survivor" winner Richard Hatch said in an interview broadcast Tuesday that he believes he was sent to prison because he's gay, a claim the prosecutors in the case call baseless and delusional. By The ...

Richard Hatch has shared that he was recruited to be part of Survivor: Winners at War. Pic credit: Malcolm Digital Films Survivor winner Richard Hatch has given an interesting interview to the ...

Jeff Probst has been the host of Survivor for years. Pic credit: Robert Voets/CBS Survivor winner Richard Hatch has a lot of opinions about the reality competition show, and that includes thoughts on ...

'Survivor' legend Richard Hatch recently claimed that host Jeff Probst is a bully, and that he may be harboring homophobic tendencies. When it comes to Survivor: Winners at War, there have been some ...

The 'Battlestar Galactica' star put aside pain to make 'Diminuendo' a fitting bookend to a long career: "He was able to watch it a couple of times before he went, and he loved it." By Aaron Couch The ...

Richard Hatch, who won the $1 million prize on the first season of “Survivor,” has reported for his third prison term on tax evasion charges. Processing Content Hatch was sentenced by Judge William E.