Tonight, Bravo will air their latest episode of Kell on Earth, in which Kelly Cutrone takes a trip to Babeland, one of our absolute favorite (sex) toy shops. Bravo initially wasn't going to air that segment of the episode—supposedly because it didn't fit in seamlessly with the storyline—but Cutrone put her foot down and some quick editing was done. Because everyone's favorite fashion PR guru wanted women to know: shopping for sex toys is fine…and fun! The Best Sex Toys for Singles

Cutrone tells Babeland, "Our show is about women and power, and now housewives are going … Read More

Sad news coming from Atlanta this weekend. A.J. Jewell, familiar to fans of the Bravo series The Real Housewives of Atlanta, died early Saturday morning of massive head injuries.

Jewell was the ex-fiance of the newest Housewife, Grammy-winning songwriter Kandi Burruss. The drama from their engagement, real and imagined, had been the focus of many of this season's episodes. Kandi revealed to Essence.com in early September that the couple were on 'hiatus' and that she had become legal guardian to his 12-year-old twin daughters.

Sources say Jewell was fatally injured after getting in a fight with an employee, Fredrick Richardson, of … Read More

Recently, while watching the end-of-the-season sit-down of Bravo's The Real Housewives of New York City we were reminded why Bethenny Frankel is by far and away our favorite www.yourtango.com/200921836/will-real-housewives-dc-make-obama-blush - 12 hours ago">housewife. We are not quite sure how she got cast on the show, seeing as she is single and not technically a housewife, but we're so glad she did.

Here are five reasons why we think Bethenny is tops. The Real Housewives Report Card: Who Gets An "A"?

1. She's a Self-Made Woman. She runs her own business and on nearly every … Read More

LoveFeed examines Reverend Ed Young's marriage strengthening challenge for couples in his Dallas congregation: Have sex for 7 straight days! 

The "Real Housewives of Atlanta" premieres on Bravo tonight at 9/8c. It's the third take on the "Real Housewives" idea—Orange County and New York were the first and second respectively. The shows follow the lives of wealthy women and their families; according to Bravo, the Atlanta version will feature five "glamorous Southern belles" who "balance motherhood, demanding careers and a fast-paced social calendar."

The similarities between the three shows are myriad: all feature family drama, conspicuous consumption, class consciousness and aging women trying to preserve their youth through clothing and surgery. The way these … Read More

Portfolio magazine (think Vanity Fair meets Forbes) ran an article last week about the overabundance of housewives in New York City. It must have seemed like a bit of a lark when Bravo launched a spin-off of The Real Housewives Of Orange County in NYC. It's New York, everyone's on the grind for every dime, cousin. Right? According to the 2000 census, only 49% of married, white women with a high school education (HSEMWW) had gainful employment. And women with and without children have almost identical figures (percentages of employment, women without children haven't been bent out of … Read More