Over 50 million people tuned in on August 23, 2000, as they saw the "villain" of the season, the scheming Richard Hatch, take home the first title of Sole Survivor and the million-dollar prize.

Rev. Marshall Hatch, Sr. looks through the Hatch Family Apartment exhibit for the first time at the National Public Housing Museum, whose new brick-and-mortar location opens to the public April 4 ...

Anne is survived by her three children: Joe (Sandra) of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Richard (Rosemary) of Providence, Utah, and Annie of Rapid City, South Dakota; six grandchildren: Robert Eastman Hatch ...

Since Richard Hatch was Survivor's first winner and he starred in two of the best seasons, it makes sense he was inducted ...

Hatch tells PEOPLE he believes viewers labeled him as a villain “because they didn't understand Survivor” when it first started in 2000 “I'm not there to make buddies and not have conflict.

Hatch says 29-year-old Muse’s gameplay surprised him. “She knows how to compete and was there prepared to compete, but it was surprising how good she was,” he says.

Hatch actually thinks more reality competition participants should take a page out of his book. “It's all these years later and participants still come on these shows and haven't a clue how to play ...

Discover stories about Jews in magic from a 1933 book almost lost to history from Richard Hatch, a local Utah magician who will entertain with his own magic and offer a presentation into the history ...