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"I think that's why it's so exciting. It's a fun prospect... if this whole thing is supposed to be a microcosm of the real world... why couldn't it happen here?"

The second season of 'America's Sweethearts' returns to Netflix, showcasing the journey and auditions for the iconic Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders after a successful first season.

Scheana reveals that Brock's size is not about length but rather girth, a humorous reflection on intimate questions that always lead to unexpected revelations.

Emira D'Spain's journey highlights the blend of hard work and charisma in achieving social media stardom, marking her as an influential figure in the beauty community.

Porsha's refusal to fully engage with the show's dynamic this season is ironic, given her tested charisma and confrontational history that fans expect to see.

"It is with a full heart that I announce the closure of Soco. After 15 years of serving our wonderful community, it's time for me to explore a new adventure in media."

Love Island USA season six was a perfect storm of personalities and drama, achieving high viewership and earning the cast their own summer reality show.

I Love New York? More like E! loves New York. Tiffany 'New York' Pollard will make her threepeat appearance on House of Villains, once again doing battle with the most dastardly dinguses reality TV has produced.

Joe Exotic expressed frustration over the pardoning of Todd and Julie Chrisley, questioning the fairness in the justice system and advocating for his own release.

Jessi said Demi wanted an 'absurd' amount of money. This attempt to kick her off the show was the catalyst for the end of their friendship.

I got a call and they said, 'Phaedra, think Dynasty, Diane Diane Devereaux. You know, spiral staircases. A castle in Scotland.' I said, 'That sounds like me.'

"I haven't seen her in a while... Probably, like, I don't know, a year, maybe. I don't see her. I don't go to Miami a lot."

"I would have been a local Staten Island councilman," predicted Guadagnino, 37, an Emerson Hill native, during a cast sit-down with The Post on Monday.

A fight broke out on the set of a reality show in Thailand involving Nate Diaz and a fighter named Zalik, leading to Diaz's departure from the show.

I'm not a host-y kind of guy. I'm a little bit crass. I'm a little bit maybe too edgy for NBC and Peacock. I had big concerns, said Morgan.