I'm intrigued.

According to a report from the Dallas Morning News, former Dallas Cowboys football coach Jimmy Johnson will compete on the upcoming season of "Survivor: Nicaragua."

Johnson has won a college football championship and two Super Bowls. He is currently an NFL analyst for Fox Sports, but the "Survivor" filming schedule should allow him time to return to that job. Filming started in June.

Johnson is 67 years old and will be one of the oldest contestants ever on "Survivor." The Dallas Morning News article also says Johnson was almost a contestant on the last installment of "Survivor," but failed a physical. He has since lost weight.

"Survivor" airs on CBS and will return this fall.

Monique Jackson and Kita Williams are trying their best to run it but it's still T.O.'s world.

That's the premise behind the new VH1 reality joint - The T.O. Show. It picks up right around the time NFL receiver Terrell Owens got released by the Dallas Cowboys. Jackson and Williams, publicists and friends of the Buffalo Bills newest receiver, take Owens to Los Angeles to "get his life in order" in full view of the VH1 cameras.

The eight-episode run debuted Monday. The worst part was seeing T.O.'s buckwild brilliance white-breaded down. ...

Her country career is kaput.

Her marriage to Nick Lachey went south.

Dallas Cowboy fans blame her for Tony Romo's quarterback failures.

And
those mom jeans with the animal skin belt caused quite a ruckus.

It's not easy being Jessica Simpson.

But you got to give it up to the girl -- she doesn't give up easy.

She got a Vanity Fair cover, her fashion line makes millions, and now word is that she's working on a new reality show.