Teresa Giudice Is Living Her Best Life Via E-mail
Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Teresa Giudice probably has a better sex life than most of us. Get it, T.
IS ELLEN BARKIN OKAY???
In terrible and heart-stopping news, Ellen Barkin—star of stage and screen—was rushed to the hospital on Tuesday after choking on her lunch. Now get your shit together and stop screaming! She’s going to be FINE. Ellen is going to be FINE.
Joe Giudice Has a Very Chill Approach to Spending 41 Months In Prison
Joe Giudice will soon be following in the footsteps of his wife, Teresa, who was released in December from the Danbury Federal Correctional Institution after spending almost a year behind bars.
Teresa Reveals Own Orange Is the New Black Experience in New Prison Memoir
It’s only been about a month since Teresa “Prostitution Whore” Giudice was released from prison, but the Real Housewives of New Jersey star is already coming out with a memoir about her life in the clink. Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again recounts Giudice’s time serving 12 months in federal…
Um, How Did Teresa Giudice's Husband Afford This Brand New Lexus?
Teresa Giudice/Jew-Dee-Chay is home from her 15 months in federal prison. In addition to her husband, four daughters and private spray tan session, Teresa was welcomed home with a brand new Lexus.
Noted Jailbird Teresa Giudice Is Comin' Home
In a completely predictable Christmas miracle because we already knew this would be happening, Teresa Giudice will be released from the clink on December 23rd, just in time to grab a cappuccino in one of Starbucks’ godless red cups.
I'm So Thrilled to Announce That I'll Be Buying the Giudice's Foreclosed Beach House for $100!
Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Joe and Teresa Giudice have had a rough time of late, mostly because they are really bad people who committed obscene amounts of fraud and were sentenced to jail time. Their Jersey Shore beach house, on which the couple owes $348,000, is being put up for auction today at 2 PM, and…
Your Real Housewives of New Jersey Dream McMansion is For Sale
For anyone with an extra $2,999,900 laying around and a desire to live in New Jersey, a 10,000 square-foot piece of the Real Housewives dynasty can be yours, since convict Teresa Giudice’s home was recently put back on the market by her husband, Joe.
This Week in Tabloids: Bachelor Chris is a Dancing, Cheating Liar
Welcome to Midweek Madness, where we hold hands and jump into the pit of an active volcano, a single, unified shriek that sounds a lot like "KYLIE GOT FILLERS" filling the smoky air as our ecstatic bodies evanesce into the molten goo.
Teresa and Joe Giudice Think Going to Jail Is 'A Learning Lesson'
The final part of Andy Cohen's interview with Teresa and Joe Giudice aired on Watch What Happens Live Thursday. The couple put on a united front, though whether the reality of their situation has yet to set in remains to be seen.
Teresa Giudice Didn't Know She Broke the Law or What a Plea Deal Is
On Monday night during part one of Teresa and Joe Giudice's sit down with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live, the couple discussed their prison sentences. Much of the focus was on Teresa, the real star of the family, and how much she did or did not about the legal system she tangled with. According to Teresa, she…
Teresa Giudice Sentenced to 15 Months In Prison, Husband Gets 41
Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Joe "Giuseppe" and Teresa Giudice were sentenced for fraud and tax charges on Thursday. Joe will go to prison for 41 months and Teresa will be going away for 15 months, though both sentences are to be served separately.
NJ Housewives Season 6 Trailer: Starring the Giudices' Fraud Charges
The Real Housewives of New Jersey is returning for its sixth season—with three brand new cast members and a first-season vet (not Danielle Staub, unfortch)—and much of it will revolve around Teresa and Joe Giudice's 41-count federal fraud indictment.
Teresa Giudice Pleads Guilty to Fraud, Facing Two Years in Prison
Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe both pled guilty to fraud charges and other charges at Newark Federal Court on Tuesday after striking a plea deal with prosecutors. Teresa is facing 21 to 27 months in prison.
Teresa Giudice Can't Believe Her Bad Decisions Have Legal Consequences
In case you missed it because you had something better to do (like putting your hand in a wood chipper or douching your vagina with rubbing alcohol), RHNJ's Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe (a caveman who she met after unthawing him from a block of ice that she found buried in her backyard) went on Watch What…
Anna Wintour Kills Miley Cyrus Vogue Cover After Twerking-Gate
You might be surprised to learn that Anna Wintour is not a twerking enthusiast. She's cut Miley Cyrus off the cover of the December issue of Vogue, despite a completed photoshoot with Cyrus, because diddling yourself with a foam finger is apparently off-brand.
Lady Gaga Accuses Perez Hilton of Stalking as Feud Gets Nasty
Three days after Lady Gaga let it slip why she and Perez Hilton went from your garden variety co-dependent girl/gay guy friendship to Mortal Enemies, she's accused him of stalking her and her family outside their New York apartment via since-deleted tweets:
It Is Very Likely That Teresa Giudice Will Do Some Time in Prison
At this point, we're used to seeing various Real Housewives in financial peril, but the 39-count indictment of federal fraud and tax charges that Teresa and Joe Giudice are facing is some next-level courtroom drama shit. According to legal experts, they will both serve time in a federal prison.
Daaaamn, Simon Cowell Impregnated His Best Friend's Wife?
Smarm machine Simon Cowell is allegedly having his first kid with his close friend Andrew Silverman's wife Lauren Silverman, a Jennifer-Garner-looking New York socialite who is reportedly about 10 weeks along.
‘Real Housewife’ Teresa Giudice Indicted on Fraud, Tax Charges by Feds
Real Housewives of New Jersey's Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe were indicted on fraud and tax charges today by a federal grand jury. There are 39-counts against them, which include "conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, bank fraud, making false statements on loan applications and bankruptcy fraud."
