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Top Chef 5.3 — Foo Fighters Thanksgiving Recap
This week on a Thanksgiving episode of Top Chef, the Foo Fighters made a special appearance and award-winning chef and cancer survivor, Grant Achatz, was the guest judge. To discuss the episode (warning: spoilers ahead), read more
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Flashback: Cheaters, the Most Trashtastic Reality TV Show Ever
Back in the day when I watched waaay too much television, I couldn't even justify it by saying I was watching the good stuff. If anything, I watched the worst television had to offer. Take Cheaters, the reality television show hosted by smarmy Joey Greco.
Does Reality TV Hate Women?
Writer Raina Kelley makes the point in Newsweek this week that reality shows must go out of their way to dig up women that fit practically every negative female stereotype. She writes:
Thanks to this ridiculous programming, sexists everywhere can make a cogent case that women are weak, shallow, vain, stupid, gold-digging, desperate delusional bitches. .
"I'm Not Here to Make Friends"
It's the reality television cliché of the century, and this clip makes you wonder who said it first. Best variation: "I ain't here to make no friends." Runner up: "This isn't America's Next Top .
Reality Star Learns She Has Cancer — on TV! Where's the Line?
Hey, I watched Joe Millionaire, I'm no reality TV snob, but crushing medical diagnoses? Is this entertainment? Millions of viewers will get to decide that for themselves when they watch British reality star Jade Goody find out she has cancer on the Indian version of the show Big Brother (called Bigg Boss.)
The 27-year-old star received the diagnosis that she had cervical cancer from her doctor and broke the news to her housemates, in tears of course, all on camera.
Greg Grossman, Child Caterer, Lands Reality TV Show
Precocious child chefs and foodies — a trend to hit the media circuit last year — apparently aren't over yet. Remember Greg Grossman, the 13-year-old rising caterer on the Hamptons circuit? Now 14, the kid caterer is no longer a novice to the world of publicity, and has recently landed a deal to develop his own television show.
Reality TV Gives Us More to Love and More to Question
This Summer, 20 "real" women (I guess that settles the debate about what to call women over the size of 12) will have a chance to find their love stories on Fox's reality show More to Love. Based on the new promo, the female contestants feel that their size has kept them from finding true love and they're turning to reality TV to change that.
The dating show will feature "a single and eligible man with a big waist and an even bigger heart as he romances several confident and secure plus-size women."
Coming Never: Reality TV With Normal Women!
Meet the women from the most shocking reality tv show yet! "Who wants to be a well-adjusted woman with a healthy moral compass and enough common sense to not get banged on national television?" (Crickets.
Top Chef Producers to Create NBC Restaurateur Show
From Magical Elves, the producers of Bravo's Top Chef, Top Chef Masters, and the soon-to-air Top Chef: Just Desserts, comes yet another reality TV show, tentatively titled United Plates of America.
Unlike its sister productions, United Plates will air on NBC. The premise: aspiring restaurateurs compete in a number of challenges involving the restaurant's concept, cuisine, management, and marketability.
How Long Should Reality TV Stars Milk It?
Reality TV stars spend a lot of time getting papped at parties after they leave whichever show made them famous. Some of them go back to their everyday lives fairly quickly, but others hang around for a surprisingly long time. Former Big Brother housemates Charley, Ziggy, Aisleyne and Nikki are all prime examples of the latter and we want to know if you love seeing them out and about for ages, or if you'd rather they disappeared smartish.
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