After failing to find love or anything close to it on For the Love of Ray J, relationship expert Ray J will give other lonely singles a shot at love on his new dating show, Driven to Love.
If you weren't wary of dating shows before, this story of a Turkish man who admitted to murdering his wife (intentional) and his lover (accident) on national television may make you think twice before downloading the fifty page The Bachelor application. There are much worse fates than Juan Pablo.
It's happening. VH1 — the network that keeps 40-something comedians regularly employed by making them relive and explain notable pop culture events from a time when said comedians were more popular, locking them into a hellish cycle of nostalgia and desperation that daytime television audiences can really relate to —…
Last night on The Choice — the insipid dating show that's a cross between The Voice and the Second Circle of Hell — a potential date asked Rob Kardashian about his favorite movie. "Newsies," Rob said with certainty, licking his lips. "Why?" the lady questioned. "Christian Bale," Rob replied. Good point!
More To Love, the FOX reality dating show featuring 20 plus-size women competing for the love of a plus-size bachelor, premieres tonight and critics can't decide whether it's progressive or exploitative, or even whether the contestants are pretty or pathetic.
