"Wheel of Fortune" viewers are divided over whether a player's odd pronunciation of a puzzle called for Ryan Seacrest to rule against her guess.

Wheel of Fortune” viewers are outraged after host Ryan Seacrest snubbed one of the players over the game’s pronunciation rule. Earlier this week, contestant Arzice Salonga lost the game’s first toss-up round that was worth $1,

He also told host Ryan Seacrest that he’s a former pro powerlifter who lifted 905 lb. squats, 550 lb. bench presses, and 705 lb. deadlifts. These days, he works as a Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps instructor at a high school.

A Wheel of Fortune contestant touched viewers of the game show by paying sweet tribute to her mother. The player, Linda Keyes, recalls her mother spending a half-hour after dinner riding her stationary bike while watching Wheel of Fortune,

Ryan Seacrest may be one of the most experienced TV hosts in Hollywood, but that doesn't mean he's having an easy time winning over Wheel of Fortune fans.

Ryan Seacrest put a Wheel of Fortune contestant on the spot. During a recent Bonus Round, a contestant named Matt Benton got honest feedback from the show’s host. Matt, from Blythewood, South Carolina,