Parvati Shallow

The 25-year-old boxer from Los Angeles, California, Parvati Shallow, was voted this season's winner of "Survivor: Micronesia - Fans vs. Favorites."Parvati, who took sixth place in "Survivor: Cook Islands," was the last of four remaining women in the competition. She received five votes, versus three for runner-up Amanda Kimmel , the 23-year-old former beauty queen and fashion designer. Nurse Cirie Fields and bartender Natalie Bolton rounded out the top four, making this the first season, in...Read Full Story

The three-time competitor and winner of "Survivor: Micronesia" shares her insight into the CBS show every week on THR.comBefore I bid you a teary farewell in my last and final recap of Survivor: Philippines, I would like to direct your attention to perhaps the biggest Survivor auction of all time benefiting Ethan Zohn’s life-giving charity, GrassRootSoccer. I’ve donated my notorious S16 Fans vs Faves bikini and winning finale dress and many of your favorite players have gotten involved and...Read Full Story

Parvati Melton Parvati Melton is another in the long list of hot South Indian actresses that will be featured on this site. Parvati caught my eye with some of the hottest pics I have seen to date. She ranks right up there among the most beautiful actresses I have ever seen. I am sorry that it has been so long since I have featured a new beautiful woman on this site, I promise it will not be so long in the future. But I believe that these hot pics will make up for it. Parvati is super hot in...Read Full Story

Parvati Shallow Survivor Heroes vs Villains Reunion So Celeb-a-licious already discussed the 2nd straight loss by Survivor's ultimate villain Russell Hantz - but out there in internet-land there seems to be a pretty strong feeling that second place finisher of Survivor Heroes vs. Villains, Parvati Shallow was robbed of victory. Yup, the winner of Survivor Micronesia and 6th place finisher of Survivor Cook Islands lost to the winner of Survivor Pearl Islands Sandra Diaz-Twine in a 6-3 vote...Read Full Story

There were five contestants remaining but only one could be the sole survivor. Did good conquer evil? "The Insider" has the details on the season finale of "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains" and who went home with $1 million. On day 37, the contestants were given an immunity challenge. They were asked to balance ceramic dishes on the end of a balancing arm. When the dishes fell, they were out of the challenge. Villains Sandra Diaz-Twine and Jerri Manthey were the first to drop their dishes, with...Read Full Story