Seriously, ABC, this season's girls of The Bachelor are by far the worst crop ever in the history of the show. That said, these girls bring good ratings because they are completely mad and make great television. All that said, last night's drama all revolved around one woman in particular. It was all about Shawntel.
Last night's premiere of Pan Am confirmed at least one thing: The newest drama to idealize the early 1960s isn't sharp enough to be Mad Men, but it's certainly not vapid enough to be The Playboy Club. And thank goodness for the latter, because I know I'm not alone in looking forward to another time machine-style escape back into the era of pastel pillbox hats and glossy LIFE magazines.
ABC will not be suing Chris Brown for busting up the Good Morning America studios. In case you missed it, Brown destroyed a good portion of his dressing room after an interview on GMA last week, during which he was asked about his legal woes following the Rihanna assault in 2009. The network is letting him off the hook for the damage, and also allowing him to continue with his Dancing with the Stars performance next week. At first we thought, Wow, ABC is so forgiving! But as it turns out, there may be strings attached to all this said forgiveness. The network would like a little somethin' in return.
By Krissy Dolor for Cupid's Pulse Cupid's Pulse got a chance to watch this week's episode of ABC’s The Bachelor with Bachelor Pad winner and author of The Man Code, David L. Good.
By Krissy Dolor for Cupid's Pulse With yesterday’s crack-of-dawn announcement of the 83rd Academy Awards nominees, the Oscar race has officially begun! This year’s big contender is The King’s Speech, leading the pack with 12 nominations. True Grit comes in second, with 10.
By Krissy Dolor for Cupid's Pulse This week's episode of ABC's The Bachelor began with Michelle and her mysterious black eye. "Who wakes up with a black eye?" she asked. An attention-hoarder, that's who. And because of this, Michelle's automatically entitled to a one-on-one date with Brad Womack, right? Yes, apparently. But we'll get to her later.
By Krissy Dolor for Cupid's Pulse Looks like I spoke too soon in judging Madison, The Bachelor’s resident fang girl. It turns out that yes, one of Brad Womack’s 17 remaining bachelorettes left the mansion for good, and I must admit that after last night’s episode, I wish that Madison had given herself a chance and stayed. But more on that later.
By Krissy Dolor This may be a reality TV show, but Brad Womack says that his quest to find love a second time around isn’t a game. The second week of ABC’s The Bachelor is filled with drama, tears – and a stolen kiss or two – as the remaining 20 bachelorette contestants duke it out in the race for Brad’s heart. Check out this preview below to see some crazy scenes, including a black spandex-wearing Madison (and those infamous fangs).
The women of ABC’s The Bachelor may be competing for a man’s heart, but the only thing Loren Galler-Rabinowitz wants to win is this year’s Miss America crown! But don’t think that the Miss Massachusetts contestant is just another pretty face. The 2010 graduate from Harvard University has a degree in English and just finished a 10-year figure skating career as a U.S. Champion ice dancer. In addition to her dreams of becoming a published poet, the Brookline, Mass.
By Krissy Dolor We knew the niceties would only last so long. Last night’s second episode of ABC’s The Bachelor brought all the makings of good reality TV: drama, tears and of course, a few make-out sessions. But what really stole the show was the on-going fight between Melissa and Raichel. But let’s get to that later.
By Krissy Dolor This season of ABC’s The Bachelor has officially begun, and after last night’s episode we can already tell it’s going to be a doozy. Brad Womack has spent the past three years soul searching, trying to get his life back on track after his infamous decision to say goodbye to both Jenni Croft and DeAnna Pappas.
