Reality TV News

by Ashley Thompson
 
Carole is taking her mother to Pennsylvania to campaign for Hillary since PA is considered a swing state. She says it's not because she married John Kennedy's first cousin that she became political, she has always been this way. And she attributes her passion to stick up for others to her mother. She's so into the political season that she decides to have a election night party for all of her friends, both Democrat and Republican. Based on the amount of women wearing white and pantsuits, you can tell Carole has

FOX's hit dance competition series, "So You Think You Can Dance" returns for it's 14th season premiering this summer. Mary Murphy will return as a judge joining Nigel Lythgoe on the panel as well as host Cat Deeley. An additional judge will be announced at a later date.
 
Nigel, who also serves an executive producer on the series said, "I am thrilled that Mary will return to SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE and I'm sure the fans will be, as well. She brings an energy and enthusiasm that's contagious and I can't wait

by Ashley Thompson
 
Each couple gets to dance to a different movie genre while Disney promotes it's latest project, it's original movie, Descendants 2. You think you know who is staying and who is adios, but probably not! Mandy Moore, the choreographer of LaLa Land not the pop princess, gets to try and figure it all out tonight, too, as a guest judge. You know she knows her stuff so no arguing with her. Seems like a good time for a double elimination.

Bonner and Sharna - Western - Paso Doble - 29/40

Bravo Media announced the premiere of its new series, "Southern Charm Savannah" premiering May 8th. The expansion of the "Southern Charm" franchise brings viewers into the posh society of Savannah, Georgia, a "hauntingly romantic city filled with heirs and socialites who learned to operate boats before cars and whose ball gowns and white dinner jackets never collect dust," says Bravo's press release.
 
The new series follows a close-knit group of friends "as they set out to make their mark in this world, all while navigating their legacies, love lives, and personal relationships," according

A&E Network's Emmy® award-winning docuseries, "Born This Way" returns for season 3 premiering May 16.
 
The upcoming season of "Born This Way" of 10 all-new episodes "provides an intimate look at a diverse group of young men and women with Down syndrome as they pursue their passions and lifelong dreams, explore friendships, romantic relationships and work, all while defying society's expectations. The series also gives voice to the parents, allowing them to talk about the joy their son or daughter brings to their family, and the challenges they face in helping them live as