I had the misfortune of watching The Real Housewives of Atlanta. The previous seasons were mildly bearable, but this new batch of women is completely worthless. What a waste, I'll stick to watching almost anything before I watch another episode of that shit. The woman in the middle is the worst of them all.
Now, I'm not particularly high-brow with my tv selections, but that's even too vapid for my tastes! And that my friends, is saying something.
The show started off really well, it was dark, funny, and interesting. But as time passed, there weren't many options for additional "secret identity" plotlines. And without depth in the characters' real lives, it became a bit of a tiresome gimmick.
The Riches, we will miss you - especially Minnie Driver. Eddie Izzard, not so much.
Tina Fey reprises her role as Sarah Palin during an interview with Katie Couric for last night's Saturday Night Live - it was very funny! Check it out below.
If you can't view the video above, click here.
A New York judge grants a preliminary injunction sought by Bravo owner NBC Universal, which claims that producer Weinstein Co. had broken a promise to give it an option to renew.
Looks juicier indeed! In this clip, you see a lot of behind-the-scenes of the video shoot by Peggy Sirota. Will this rejuvenate the hot series? Did it need it? Either way, I'll be sure to tune in.
Even the Ugly Betty star thinks that Gossip Girl is ridiculous. Here she is with her co-star in the Sisterhood of the Traveling Jeans on a Greyhound or whatever, and Blake Lively goes on and on about her show, kind of like she might have had too much "caffeine". Doing what most of us would be doing, she at first appears to want to doze off, but then she gives her the "Shut the fuck up bitch, your show is ridiculous" look. I love it!
Suede, STFU! Stop referring to yourself in third person, it makes me crazy. Just stick to the hot designs and leave the schtick to other people.
It seems like all of these shows have people trying to create characters rather than just being characters in themselves. Oh well, back to the show that I still love.
Oh wait, how about the New Yorker (Stella) who's sooo "rock-n-roll"? She might very well be, but I expect her to roll out very very soon.
I like Keith from Salt Lake City, and not because he's sexy as hell.
Here's my favorite person that's ever been on Intervention, and I mean that in that I think she's really sweet and ultimately had a hard time because of her environment, religious values being pushed upon her, small-town living, being an Olympic hopeful all the while. But through it all, her heart comes through and I think you can feel that. Have a look.
He really might be begging for this kind of attention in the coming years, depending on how he does after the Idol stuff wears off.
Check out this new MTV show called Exiled, where they send those "Super Sweet 16" brats out to the middle of nowhere, with people in Africa, India, etc. I love it, sweet revenge for those horrible little brats. This isn't The Simple Life y'all. I would have one suggestion though, the parents should be sent somewhere too, to punish them for allowing such behavior. You can't blame the kids completely!
Click here to see her performing "Should Have Said No" and I gotta tell you, she knocks it out of the park. And it's a country song! Blech.
It was amazing, and below is the clip of the final few minutes - you'll see, and you too will be shocked! Three words: Queer As Folk!
I feel like my memory has become unearthed from these videos!
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