Popular Reality TV

This guide is what You need! To the point, logical and easy to understand. Friendship has never been laid out so openly! Discover Key techniques to meet people you want as friends. You won't find a more Natural Guide to making close friends for life. Check it out!

So You Think You Can Dance season two finalist Travis Wall, who’s now a choreographer for the show, and season one winner Nick Lazzarini will star in a new reality series following a group of choreographers who have been friends since they were kids. Produced by World of Wonder, King of Dance will follow them as they create their own dance company and live together. In an interview with After Elton , Travis said that two of them, Travis and Nick, are gay, and the other two are straight. He said the show will include “a Glee moment every show, where there will be a dance number at the end of it, and it’s like showing the process, lifting the curtain on how choreographers create a piece and how we live together.” Also in the interview, Travis discusses his relationship with gymnast Dom Palange (“first like actual boyfriend and actual relationship”), confirming he’s gay but saying, “I’ve never made a big statement like, ‘Oh I’m gay.’ It’s like if you know you know, and I’ve never been ...

« The Bachelorette: A Week of Ups and Downs for Ali Fedotowsky | Home | The Voice of America: Audition Dates and Locations for “The Voice of America” Announced! » December 18, 2010 05:30:35 by Shayla Perry Camille Grammer is sorry that her dinner party in the last episode of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills went so horribly wrong and for what she insinuated about Kyle Richards and her husband, Mauricio’s relationship, but she makes no apologies for her friend, psychic Allison Dubois . So what caused everything to get out of hand that evening, according to Camille? Read on to find out. From Camille Grammer’s blog: Wow! What an episode. Watching this week’s show was quite the experience. I recalled many, many emotions. The most prominent were surprise and disappointment. When I first started planning this dinner for the ladies, I was truly cautiously optimistic. A little time and distance had passed since “New York” and it seemed like a good idea to try to settle thing...

Former Trading Spaces and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition executive producer and showrunner Denise Cramsey has died, according to messages posted on Facebook and Twitter. Most recently, she produced Jeff Probst’s reality series pilot Life for the Moment ; NBC’s School Pride , which concludes this Friday; and ABC’s True Beauty . Posts on Facebook and messages on Twitter written by friends and colleagues say she died yesterday, Tuesday. Many people have posted messages on her Facebook wall about her death, while actor Marlee Matlin, who appeared on the ABC makeover show, wrote on Twitter , “So sad to hear of the passing of Denise Cramsey. She produced Extreme Makeover Home Edition. A lovely lady. Prayers for her family. RIP.” A contractor who did work on Extreme Makeover wrote on Twitter that the cause of death was a “Brain Aneurism,” and says she was 41. Denise’s bio on the web site for Expedition Inspiration , a documentary “about taking your body back from breast cancer,” said the...