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Former The Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks is joining the cast for an explosive new season of the reality TV series.

Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover may have homes in different states, but they don’t…

Bachelorette alum Jordan Rodgers is replacing Jesse Palmer. Both of these men are great hosts. So, why would one be replacing the other? Keep reading to find out more. Bachelor Jesse Palmer being replaced by Jordan Rodgers There have been a lot of changes occurring in the world of television. Now, one of those changes involves The…

North Carolina’s Child Protective Services (CPS) recently opened an investigation into MTV’s Teen Mom alum Jenelle Evans and her husband David Eason. Furthermore, after running away three different times, her 14-year-old Jace is NOT currently in her custody. The last official update Teen Mom fans received revealed that Jace was in the hospital. Why Has CPS Gotten Involved With…

Gold Rush veteran Peter Schnabel talked about facing a huge fear of his during Season 14. In the ten years Peter has been mining the Canadian Yukon territory, he has never made such a big gamble. Keep reading to see what “fork in the road” Peter Schnabel had to face and what his ultimate decision was….

Bachelor in Paradise is off to a dramatic start. While the show has already been full of twists and turns, there is still more to come. As of now, there is only one Bachelorette on the beach, however, will another one join to find love? Keep reading to see what Katie Thurston’s journey entails on this…

For reasons we can’t possibly imagine, it suddenly sounds like David Gordon Green might not end up directing two more Exorcist movies after The Exorcist: Believer—though, to be fair, that was always the implied plan but not literally the announced plan, so Green and Universal have some wiggle room here and this… Read more…

So many canceled shows end on a cliffhanger, but the Jay Hernandez action drama won’t be one of them.

Brie Larson, Lewis Pullman, and more star in the tantalizing tale.

The Brooklyn Museum’s new exhibit features more than 350 objects from the director’s life and work (and Knicks fandom).