A growing number of country stars have benefited from appearances on reality television shows. Scotty McCreery and Carrie Underwood are the most obvious, but Blake Shelton, John Rich, Miranda Lambert and Casey James are a few others who’ve been on ‘American Idol,’ ‘The Voice’ or ‘Nashville Star.’ Others like Steel Magnolia came from ‘Can You Duet,’ and more — like Billy Ray Cyrus — have judged their fair share of contestants.
If you’re a fan of ‘Man vs. Wild’ host Bear Grylls, enjoy him while you can — the Discovery channel has announced it’ll no longer be doing business with the adventurer.
Looks like the Palins aren’t out of the reality show business yet — eldest daughter Bristol has just inked a deal with Lifetime for a new 10-episode series called ‘Bristol Palin: Life’s A Tripp.’
February 2, 2012 Before Rick, the Old Man, Big Hoss and Chumley were household fixtures they were already running a pawn shop. As you can see from this clip circa 2003, it's the same shop, the same guys, maybe a little more hair and a clientele that is not nearly as interesting as the clientele you see on TV today.
A mom of one of the little girls featured on ‘Toddlers and Tiaras’ is suing several media outlets for “sexualizing” her five-year-old daughter. Shocker! (Seriously, we are kind of shocked.)
Louisiana’s takeover of reality TV has been swift and unexpected. What started with History Channel’s hit “Swamp People” has spawned countless well seasoned imitators
January 7, 2011 Yep, it's that Mike Tyson, the boxer. He has a new reason to come into your home and it won't be on the pay per view channel beating the tar out of someone. It seems that Ol Iron Mike is for the birds, literally.
December 16, 2010 She has a line of perfumes, a line of cosmetics and a line of professional athletes waiting outside her boudoir. She is America's highest paid reality star. Is this really what we have become? A nation of people watching others live their lives?
