Project Runway’s eighth season is currently in production in New York City, and when it debuts July 29, Lifetime will air 90-minute episodes of the show each week. Heidi Klum explains this change by telling the AP, “We did get always a few complaints from..
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Lifetime expands Project Runway 8 episodes to 90 minutes (source: Realityblurred.com)
Kids are increasingly part of reality TV shows that star adults, and The Los Angeles Times investigated their participation, and “found that dozens of kids are appearing on reality programs without legal safeguards because of widespread uncertainty about how to classify the shows.” The paper “found rampant confusion within the television industry and state agencies about what rules apply to reality shows” and “found that a majority had not obtained work permits to employ minors,”… keep reading » » read the full story and comment , or find the latest news about industry news » follow reality blurred on Twitter and on Facebook .
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Reality shows kids usually unprotected by child labor laws due to lack of rules, confusion
On tonight’s episode of The Bachelorette 6, Ali Fedotowsky learns that one of her suitors, Justin “Rated R” Rego, has a girlfriend. (It’s the Wes situation all over again, oddly enough.) This is horrifying and unacceptable, because as we all know, it is un…
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Ali learns of Justin’s infidelity as The Bachelorette ramps up its orchestrated drama (source: Realityblurred.com)
Celebrity Apprentice 3 winner Bret Michaels is a step closer to replacing Simon Cowell on American Idol: He’ll meet with producers soon to discuss joining the show as its fourth judge. “We have a meeting in L.A. in a couple weeks and we’re going to sit do..
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Bret Michaels meeting with American Idol producers about becoming its fourth judge (source: Realityblurred.com)
Two years after airing High Drama: Against All Oz, an online-only reality series that followed a high school’s production of the Wizard of Oz (which is still online), TheWB.com is launching a second season of the show.
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High Drama returns to follow another student production of The Wizard of Oz
Biggest Loser 3 runner-up Kai Hibbard lost 118 pounds on the show, but has become its most vocal critic. She was previously cited by the New York Times in a piece about the show’s problems, and now, she told Body Love Wellness’ Golda Poretsky that the show “gave me a really fun eating disorder that I battle every day, and it also messed up my mental body image because the lighter I got during that..
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Biggest Loser contestant says producers, show "gave me a really fun eating disorder"
Biggest Loser 3 runner-up Kai Hibbard lost 118 pounds on the show, but has become its most vocal critic. She was previously cited by the New York Times in a piece about the show’s problems, and now, she told Body Love Wellness’ Golda Poretsky that the show…
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Biggest Loser contestant says producers, show ”gave me a really fun eating disorder” (source: Realityblurred.com)
Cameras for a VH1 reality series are following fame-seeking wait staff at Eva Longoria-Parker’s Hollywood restaurant Beso. Beso: Waiting to be Famous, which she’s producing, “will follow the employees that work at my restaurant.
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Eva Longoria-Parker’s fame-seeking restaurant staff will be the subject of a VH1 reality show (source: Realityblurred.com)
I’m in love with Work of Art, Bravo’s latest competition series from Magical Elves, who gave us the now-lame Project Runway. I’m still unsure what I think of the judges, their critiques, and the overall idea of this being art, but as a reality competition, it works extremely well
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John Parot’s Time Machine cover from Work of Art ruined by Bravo branding
Tonight at 10 p.m. ET, ABC debuts another documentary reality series set in a hospital, kind of like a real-life Grey’s Anatomy, except not stupid.
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Like Hopkins, ABC’s Boston Med is a real-life reality series following doctors
