The search is on for recently engaged women who have huge personalities and interesting stories. This season will have eighteen episodes. Filming begins in October and will run through April.

To be considered for the show interested applicants will need to fill out the application at BridalsByLori.com.

Just a reminder that Survivor: Nicaragua is airing on Wednesdays. Former Miami Dolphins Cheerleader Brenda Lowe begins her quest to out wit, out play, and out last her 15 opponents tonight at 8pm on CBS.

From AtlantaFalcons.com

Atlanta Falcons Cheerleader Natalie Strong apparently has a talent when it comes to turning everyday household items into interesting games.

Strong, a four-year Falcons cheerleader, taped an episode as a contestant on NBC’s popular game show Minute to Win It. Her episode is set to air at 8 pm EDT Wednesday.

“Having the opportunity to appear on Minute to Win It would never have been possible without the love and encouragement of the Atlanta Falcons Cheerleaders, our amazing coaches and the world class Falcons organization,” Strong said. “I am so very blessed to be a part of such a supportive and giving organization.

“I know that each and every Falcons fan will want to tune in to NBC Wednesday night at 8 p.m. to see me take my chance in the 60-second circle. We have the best fans in the league, and I am so honored to have been able to represent my squad, the Falcons organization and our amazing fans on national TV.”

Minute to Win It features games using regular household items that need to be completed or won in less than 60 seconds. The show consists of 10 different games, and contestants have a chance to win up to $1 million. As the money value goes up, so does the difficulty level of each game. The show is hosted by Guy Fieri of Food Network fame.

Some of the possible games include stacking seven Ding Dongs on a contestant’s forehead and removing all the tissues from a tissue box with one hand.

Former Miami Dolphins Cheerleader and Paddleboard company owner Brenda Lowe reckons that having her own business will help her on Survivor: Nicaragua. The 27-year-old from Miami, FL describes herself as a “natural winner” and insists that nothing will get in her way when she gets an idea in her head.

Survivor: Nicaragua premieres Wednesday, September 15 at 8/7c on CBS.

It appears that when Survivor returns this fall, the cast will include its fist professional cheerleader. If you’re someone who likes to show fresh, then stop reading now. Otherwise scroll on down.

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Multiple Survivor fan sites are reporting that former Miami Dolphins Cheerleader Brenda Lowe is a cast member for season 21.

Brenda’s bio from her company’s website:

Brenda Lowe founded Paddleboard Miami in the summer of 2009. Before this, she was exploring the world of modeling and entertainment. She has obtained her bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from Florida International University. Brenda has reached a wide audience of people by winning local beauty pageants as well as a national beauty pageant on television. She was also a Miami Dolphins Cheerleader for two years. After this, she became a television model for a national Hispanic game show. During this time she would spend a lot of time in the ocean or simply outdoors. It was after the show ended where she realized the real fun for her was out in the water- discovering animals and finding great paddleboarding spots. These days, she spends her time with her friends of the ocean and her paddleboard clients.

Survivor: Nicaragua premieres Wednesday, September 15th on CBS.

Jenny Letendre may be small in stature, but the Lady Red Claws dancer is big on personality. It’s the reason the petite brunette gets noticed while performing at Red Claws games. It is also the reason she got plucked from the crowd by a Deal or No Deal producer during an open audition held last August at Quirk Chevrolet in Portland.

The Lady Red Claws attended the event to help raise money for the Maine Red Claws Foundation and to entertain the long lines of people waiting to audition for the popular NBC game show. During the Quirk event, the effusive Letendre found herself in a conversation with one of the Deal or No Deal producers.

“About 30 seconds before we were scheduled to dance, I introduced myself to someone who turned out to be the producer,” said Letendre. “He found it absolutely hilarious that I’m standing there talking to him while five of my fellow dancers are franticly yelling my name because we were about to dance. Of course, I politely told him I had to dance and ran away.”

After being encouraged to audition for the show by a news crew on hand to cover the event, three of the Lady Red Claws remained after their appearance and stood at the back of the line.

“The producer saw me in line, and he sent me upstairs. I thought I was skipping the line to audition, but he sent me right to the next round!” she said. “About three weeks later I got a call and found out they wanted me.”

Letendre will appear on 16 episodes, which were filmed in Connecticut in October. The first episode aired January 26.

The Saco resident and graduate of Thornton Academy, is currently completing a nutritional science degree at the University of New Hampshire while also attending the University of New England for Organic Chemistry II. She plans to continue her education, aiming ultimately for a master’s degree in chemistry or a doctorate in physical therapy. A dance instructor at Terpsichore Dance in South Portland, Letendre is the assistant rehearsal director for the Thornton Academy Dance Company and a personal trainer at 24/7 Fitness at the Sportzone in Saco. She can be seen performing at all Maine Red Claws games with the Lady Red Claws dance team including this weekend when the Red Claws will play the Erie Bayhawks on Friday, January 29 and the Springfield Armor on Sunday, January 31.

[Maine Lady Red Claws]