The Braves may be in their first World Series since 1999, but now residents of Georgia have something to truly be excited about:
Production on The Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 14 is underway.
Meghan McCain is a woman with many opinions.
Some of them may be ridiculous and almost all of them are based off a life of extreme privilege, but give the former talk show host at least a tiny bit of credit:
Michelle Young is off, running and trying her best to choose a potential husband.
On Tuesday night's Season 18 premiere of The Bachelorette, at least one contestant made it easy for the school teacher from Minnesota.
The Wendy Williams Show will kick off a new season on Monday, October 18.
But the long-running program will look very different on the upcoming premiere... and on the episode after that... and on the next one, too.
Never say never, reality television fans.
Not even after one has been accused of having an extramarital affair with a member of the same sex who plays a prominent role on your popular cable network program.
Jesse Palmer has accepted a rose from ABC.
In a manner of speaking, that is.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta are in for at least one real big change on Season 14:
Cynthia Bailey just announced that she's finished with the franchise.
Another day, another blast from the fascinating past of Grey's Anatomy.
As you may have heard, Lynette Rice has come out with a book titled How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey’s Anatomy.
It's the quote that continues to haunt Katherine Heigl.
But it's NOT the reason she got fired, Katherine Heigl insists.
The 73rd annual Primetime Emmy Awards aired live Sunday night from Los Angeles.
It was a return to form for the awards show after last year's pivot to a virtual event.
Reunited and it feels so good?
Not quite.
Prior to his character being killed off Grey's Anatomy on Season 11, Patrick Dempsey was causing problems on set.
This isn't new information.
Wendy Williams is in need of a break.
For how long?
Forget killing off a character.
Grey's Anatomy just stunned the television world by confirming it was bringing back a character.
Let's be clear right up front:
We have not seen the last of Leroy Jethro Gibbs.
Those poor girls, I'm going to steal all their men. I'm going to f--k some s--t up.
So uttered Demi Burnett on Monday night, as she opened the latest Bachelor in Paradise episode by choosing Brendan for a solo date.
Welp.
That didn't take long.
He hasn't even hosted his first official episode of Jeopardy yet.
But Mike Richards is already in scalding hot water.
We've very likely seen the last of The Real Housewives of Dallas.
Bravo just isn't prepared to come out and say it.
Bachelor in Paradise returned on Monday night.
But it didn't exactly look the same as the last time it aired -- which was back in 2019.
It's about to feel like deju vu all over again on Grey's Anatomy.
Following a season that featured the beloved ABC hit reviving a multitude of deceased fan favorites, Deadline reports that producers have decided to run back a similar storyline this fall.
This much we know for certain, television fans:
Grey's Anatomy will return for Season 18 this fall.
Hope can be a dangerous thing.
So we were told around the halfway point of The Shawshank Redemption, but Katie Thurston didn't let such a saying fog her thinking early on The Bachelorette last night.
