Dare to step into the wild? Here’s what happens when thrill-seekers and unsuspecting travelers come face-to-face with ...

See the behind-the-scenes of a fear factor prank on Cole LaBrant featuring scorpions, tarantulas, and makeup! A hilarious ...

As in later seasons of the previous “Fear Factor,” the new version (premiering Tuesday at 10 p.m.) features four teams of two contestants — such as siblings, college roommates, best friends ...

The original Fear Factor aired on NBC with Rogan as host from 2001 to 2006. NBC dusted off the unscripted series in 2011 for a nine-episode run, before it was revived by MTV in 2017 for two ...

The first iteration of Fear Factor was canceled in 2006, after five straight years on the air. However, the network revived the series in 2011, and it made a highly-publicized return to TV.

Fear Factor: The Next Chapter (working title) is a reboot of the iconic show that initially premiered on NBC in 2001 with Rogan as host through 2006. After its cancellation in 2006, NBC ordered a ...

Additionally, Fear Factor had to compete for a time slot with other TV shows such as the then-new American Idol. Consequently, Fear Factor got canceled in September 2006.

How big is the fear factor? On June 1, the first day of trading after the deadly terrorist shooting spree on oil expats in Khobar, Saudi Arabia, the price of a barrel of oil spiked more than $2 to a ...

Gross. Fear Factor fans are gearing up for a reboot on MTV — but we bet they don’t remember why the daring game show was last taken off television screens. The original Fear Factor ran from ...

Get ready for plenty of squirming, screaming and bovine blood! After a five-year break, "Fear Factor" returns to primetime Monday night with even more daredevil feats and gross out acts to lure ...

Creating environments where all voices are recognized and heard. A few months ago, I wrote an article about A Missing Factor In Women’s Leadership: Leave The Mean Girl Behind and it received a ...

"Fear is a good thing, to a certain extent," says David Tolin, author of "Face Your Fears" and director of the Anxiety Disorders Center at the Institute of Living in Hartford, Conn.