Like birds that instinctually fly south for the winter, housewives seemingly know it’s time to make amends when it’s time for the season to end. Here’s what went down on this week’s season finale: Meghan is…a candle entrepreneur. Oh, yes. Now that we’ve made it to the end of the season, I can say with confidence that of all the housewives this season, Meghan was probably the snooziest. Much of the season finale takes place at the launch of her candle line, the King Collection, but it’s almost too little, too late: If candles are the most exciting thing you have to bring a franchise known for completely unnecessary drama, you’re doing something wrong. Read More...
Grayson Smiley-Arroyo, son of Real Housewives of Orange County star Slade Smiley, died Sunday from cancer, his mother Michelle Arroyo said. He was 22. Arroyo said Grayson, who was diagnosed with a brain cancer in 2006, died after his heart gave out at the hospital in an Instagram post shared Tuesday. "I don't have all the answers now, but I do know that the last few months with fevers, infection, and low potassium most likely took a toll on my sweet boy's heart," Read More...
It's time to head back to the Whistle Stop Café. A TV series based on Fried Green Tomatoes is in development at NBC, with Reba McEntire attached to produce and star and TV legend Norman Lear also executive producing. The series will be a "modernization" of the 1987 novel and its 1991 film adaptation, following Idgie Threadgoode (McEntire) as she returns to the town of Whistle Stop after a decade away. Read More...
