When it comes to reality television, Tiffany “New York” Pollard and Omarosa Manigault Newman are the top tier of “Don’t F around, because you will find out” energy. The two came to a head on E!’s House Of Villains, with the former reading the latter for all the filth.
Maury Povich has announced that he's formed a new company to release a line of at-home paternity tests. The pivot comes months after the end of his talk show last September, which was famous for televising the results of paternity tests between squabbling couples.
Jerry Springer, an early leader in tabloid talk shows and unscripted television, has reportedly died at the age of 79.
Netflix found itself on the business end of negative feedback on Twitter after botching the live Love Is Blind reunion show.
A new report discloses that Diddy is making a return to reality television, and this time he's bringing his family along. The show, tentatively titled 'Diddy +7,' will feature the mogul and his seven children in a new show slated for Hulu.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: One does not need to be white to be racist. Now, if white people are reading this and saying, “Well, of course, white people face racism all the time”—calm down, guys, the above statement is about the anti-Blackness of non-Black people of color, not your fragile […]
Premiering on Discovery+, "The Great Soul Food Cook-Off,” a first-of-its-kind soul food cooking competition series, aims to celebrate Black chefs and the Black culinary traditions that are the cornerstone of American cuisine.
Married since 2009, rapper N.O.R.E., and his wife Neri Santiago say the key to their successful marriage is balance.
An upcoming series, The Activist, adds to that unfortunate and growing legacy with Twitter fans voicing their displeasure.
Mally Mall is now the property of the Feds. The Hip-Hop producer and former Love & Hip Hop star with questionable side hustles turned himself in to the authorities and has started his 33-month sentence for running a prostitution ring.
'Cops' is making a comeback to television four months after Paramount canceled the show in response to George Floyd protests around the country. Why the comeback? Producers found a workaround to get back to filming without disrupting the civil unrest around the U.S.
A global pandemic isn't stopping folks from cheating on their significant others and Peter Gunz from getting it all on camera.
