Posted on 25 September 2010. Tags: Dancing with the Stars, justice, parade, reality television, reality tv, rogue parade, street justice
The headless remains of a suicide bomber who blew the entire cast and production company of the mind-numbing reality show “Dancing with the Stars” to a billion bits, were given a ticker tape parade in New York City over the weekend.
Professor of Sociology, Dr. Rupert Merckle, was spotted in the crowd of thousands of well-wishers and commented on the unbelievably joyous occasion, that so many thought would never come. Read the full story
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Posted on 17 July 2010. Tags: hen-pecked, horny rooster, Jon Gosselin, Kate gosselin, Kate Plus Eight, reality tv, tlc
WYOMISSING, Pennsylvania (GlossyNews) — This week’s installment of Kate Plus Eight entitled “We Named the Pet Rooster Jon” has Kate using every opportunity she can to let her audience know in no uncertain terms that her life is shit because she has the kids and the big house in boring Pennsylvania to take care of 90% of the time while Jon lives a pseudo-swingin’ single lifestyle in New York City. Read the full story
Posted in Celebrity Gossip, Entertainment
Posted on 20 June 2010. Tags: Abby Sunderland, balloon boy, Falcon Heene, parenting, reality tv, Richard Heene, sail around world
HOLLYWOODLAND, California (GLossyNews) — What is it about opportunistic dads (and moms) who see their kids not so much as a mouth to feed but as a meal ticket out of poverty?
First there was Falcon Heene, the 6-year old boy whom his father, Richard Heene wanted everyone to believe was trapped in a mylar space ship floating perilously above the earth last October sometimes reaching heights of 7,000 feet. When the balloon touched ground hours later, there was no 6-year old aboard and what unfolded was a story of a family trying desperately to get their 15 minutes of fame and a television deal to solve some financial woes. Read the full story
Posted in Human Interest
Posted on 30 May 2010. Tags: american idol, competition, fox, reality tv, Simon Cowell, singing, singing competition
American Idol easily established itself as a ratings powerhouse in its first season, but now that Paula has left the show, and Simon has likewise finished his last show (though for very different reasons,) the viability of the franchise is up in the air. Here are some of the ways the show can save itself, or ruin itself, moving forward. Read the full story
Posted in Television
Posted on 13 April 2010. Tags: bruce beresford-redman, celebrities, Mexico, murder, reality tv, survivor, violent crime
MEXICO CITY, Mexico (GlossyNews) — Emmy nominated reality television producer Bruce Beresford-Redman has been detained as a suspect in the killing of Monica Beresford-Redman, his wife. According to officials in Cancun, the body of Monica Beresford-Redman was found in a sewer at the Moon Palace resort where the family was on vacation.
Beresford-Redman was nominated for three Emmys for his work on “Survivor,” in which groups of strangers are sent to exotic wilderness locales around the world to compete for prizes. His other production credits include “Pimp My Ride” and “Crash Course.” Read the full story
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Posted on 01 March 2010. Tags: Fake, Jerry Springer, reality television, reality tv, televison execs, The Prisoner
Reality shows have created an artificial reality that threatens to overtake real reality. Television execs have created a monster and loosed it upon the public.
Reality shows plunge real people into an artificial situation, much like a cook shocks vegetables. Most people who have an audience staring at them will use their “game faces” and try to project an image that puts them in the best light. Read the full story
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Posted on 25 February 2010. Tags: almost real, boss, CBS, CEO, class warfare, corruption, reality tv
This season CBS premiered their newest real-life reality show (as opposed to a scripted, obviously fake one,) and it’s so far shaped up to be pretty darn good. It’s called Undercover Boss and it purports to show the experience of CEO’s that go into their own organizations as entry-level workers. It’s a pretty darn good show, but it’s so close to being great it’s almost painful. Read the full story
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Posted on 22 January 2010. Tags: Biggest Loser, Buildings, fat, nbc, obese, reality tv, Sweden, Weight Watchers
Friday, a near tragedy occurred in the south central town of Vaxjo, Sweden when the participants in a Weight Watchers group were subjected to a structural failure of the building they were using. During a routine weigh-in to determine the amount of weight each participant had lost, and how much farther they needed to go to meet their goals, the floor collapsed underneath them. Read the full story
Posted in Health
Posted on 26 October 2009. Tags: alimony, gosslin, jon goslin, kate gosslin, lawsuit, octomom, palimony, reality tv, tlc
It’s unlikely Kate or Jon Gosslin will read this, so consider it instead a lecture for the rest of you. After all, you too may soon become a TLC or E! reality show celebrity for what’s generally accepted as “no good reason at all”. We loved you for your normalcy and innocence; don’t mook it all up by being petty jerkwads in public. Sure, we all want to see it, but we won’t endorse you for it, and your prospects will suffer in kind. Read the full story
Posted in Television
Posted on 09 June 2003. Tags: 911, emergency, fire, reality tv, rescue, response, search and rescue
The hottest selling video in the country right now is the sleeper “RESCUE 911: Too Sad For TV”, a compilation of stories with some hilarious goofs that weren’t aired on the original Rescue 911 series on CBS. Released a month ago, it has climbed to the top of the sales chart, passing Spiderman and selling three million copies over the past week. Read the full story
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