Reality TV News

by Jessica Blackwell
 
This week on KUWTK, Kim, North and Kris headed to Austria and what the visit turned into will go down in Kardashian trip history! 
 
Right from the start, the trip was riddled with bad luck. When they got to their hotel, Kris realized that someone had ransacked her luggage and stolen some of her belongings. Needless to say, she was pissed off and felt violated. I never thought about celebrities getting things stolen from their luggage, but I guess they are just like us in that way. 
 
Then Kim, who

We were lucky enough to interview all Top 20 dancers for this season of So You Think You Can Dance the day the announcements were made. The new cast shared how they felt about "making it", shared casting tips and hints, gave inspirational stories of never giving up (auditioning for four years until they made it) and discussed how they felt about their first week pairings.
 
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We caught up with Abby Lee Miller on the red carpet of The Reality Wanted TV Awards in April where, in her classic Abby Lee outspokenness, she shared that she wasn’t thrilled with the title of her latest show Abby’s Studio Rescue. But with her third spin off series in three years, she’s no doubt laughing all the way to the bank….. so who cares what we call it? Abby makes great TV and her new show is no exception.

 
By Ashley Thompson
 
Apparently what was previously known as "Vegas Week" is now known as "Callbacks Week". We meet Nigel and Mary, along with Adam Shankman, Twitch, Tara Lipinski and prima ballerina Irena Dvorovenko as judges in Pasadena. There are 157 dancers at callbacks starting with their solos (no feedback after they dance) followed by choreography rounds and eliminations after each.
 
The only solos we see are ballroom dancer Tanisha Belnap, 20, UT and hip hop dancer Steven Kador, 27 from Louisiana who's girlfriend is giving birth while he is dancing in California.

 
By Ashley Thompson
 
Last night we watched the weight loss journey of Bruce Pitcher, a 29 year old, 5'10 and 382 pound high school football coach from Salt Lake City, UT. Bruce says he drinks 3-5 100 oz cups of soda every single day, usually starting at breakfast. His goal is to be a real mentor to his athletes. But we find out how Bruce really got in this position when he discloses how he started overeating as a child to try to find comfort from a verbally and sexually abusive father, who is