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“Big Brother” returns for season 28, a summer that is sure to be full of twists, shocking eliminations and even some rumors about “Survivor” players.

With a special 90-minute premiere episode airing tonight at 8-9:30pm ET/PT on CBS, the episodes will be available to stream on Paramount+ following their on-air debut. Throughout the summer, new episodes will air Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays from 8-9 pm ET/PT, with eliminations typically airing live on Thursday nights.

Hosted by Julie Chen Moonves, 14 new houseguests will compete to win $750,000, but to win the cash prize, they’ll have to outlast their fellow contestants. Each week, the competitions will decide who has the power to nominate their housemates for elimination and who has the power to save themselves from eviction, as the chamber eliminates one contestant each week.

The 24/7 live streams, giving viewers exclusive access to what guests are up to while completely isolated from the outside world, will launch Friday, July 10 on Paramount+ and Pluto TV starting at 9pm ET/6pm PT. And for the first time, live streams will be available on YouTube for limited periods.

Additionally, “Big Brother: Unlocked” will premiere on Friday, July 10 from 8-9 pm ET/PT, hosted by Jerry O’Connell alongside season 16 winner Derrick Levasseur and season 24 winner Taylor Hale. Designed to accompany the main show, “Unlocked” will air every Friday and feature the two “Big Brother” experts offering commentary on the game throughout the season, plus behind-the-scenes clips from the show.

Stream “Big Brother 28” on Paramount+.