reality tv

The search for the best hooker in America is coming to a television near you--and chances are, your man is not going to miss this one!

In the latest of a series of athletes getting reality TV shows, E! is promoting a new show featuring Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte as he shows off his personal life and search for love.

Even though the news cycle has folded thousands of times since the 2012 London Olympics, the name Ryan Lochte still commands quite a bit of recognition, as the US gold medalist for swimming. Back then plenty of buzz surrounded Lochte, not only for his party boy persona, but for the various reality series offers floating his way. Now, all of America can sit back and relax, as a deal has finally com

The reality television show production company behind shows like MTV's "Run's House", Style's "Tia & Tamera", and "Life of Ryan" are looking for Wisconsin residents to star in a new show about the great state of Wisconsin.

Do you like to cook?  Would you consider yourself a pretty good chef?  Would you like a chance to be on a reality cooking show?  Can you travel to the Twin Cities on October 13th?  Well, get your ducks (or other favorite dish) in order because casting producers for MasterChef with Gordon Ramsey will be in Mendota Heights on Saturday, Oct. 13, to hold an open call for season four.

Not only is Nicki Minaj ready to conquer 'American Idol,' she will also star in her own reality series. According to Perez Hilton, Her Minajesty will invite her Barbz into her world on the new show, which will air on the E! network.

The new reality show sensation is a woman named Panda, who showed off her pipes on the latest episode of the X-Factor.

I think it's safe to say I fall into the category of people who are amazed that TLC (The Learning Channel?) continues to find ways to make us realize that "reality tv" is not reality, and that anyone can be a "reality star."  If you've seen the  "Toddlers and Tiaras" spinoff  "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" featuring pageant star Alana and her family I'm sure you

If you've watched the show, "The American Pickers," you know the premise.  Two guys, Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, travel the country in their truck looking for lost, forgotten, hidden gems.  They're "pickers."  It's like going antiquing, but not at flea markets, shops, auctions, businesses, or any other place open to the public...

Go ahead E!, make our day… by making Clint Eastwood's reality show. TMZ recently broke the news that this cinematic icon's family will soon be getting the Kardashian treatment. Plastic surgery and quickie divorces? No. A camera crew following the Eastwoods’ every move: the good, the bad and the ugly? Yep. Word is, Dirty ...

Most reality show participants have to sign extensive waivers and agree to terms not seen since the days of indentured servitude. Recently, the Village Voice got its hands on the 30-page contract required of the people appearing on MTV‘s long-running ‘Real World’ series and, as expected, it’s positively draconian. The extreme stipulations are probably no different than those of other reality shows

And now for the most convoluted-sounding show ever: EW.com is reporting that Bristol Palin will star in a reality series for Bio, in which she and her son, Tripp, will move from Alaska to Los Angeles to live with actors Chris and Kyle Massey. Oh, and she'll also work for a charity. According to the report, Bio has ordered 10 half-hour episodes of the series, with a launch date set for later this y