Reality TV News

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
If you've been wondering what goes on behind the scenes of NBC's newest hit show, The Voice, look no further than Alison Haislip, their online correspondent. She's constantly blogging, Tweeting, and posting on Facebook, giving fans interviews, videos, pics, news, and everything else they could want. Today, we talked to Alison in an exclusive interview to learn a little bit more about this social media queen!
 
Q. Gina, RealityWanted: I read in your bio that you grew up singing and performing. Can you

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
This week on Platinum Hit, the contestants were tasked with writing a song about a road trip. Jackie's group ended up losing the challenge and all fingers pointed to Karen, for her contribution to the lyrics. She was eliminated from the competition and today, spoke to RealityWanted in an exclusive interview about her music and her Platinum Hit experiences.
 
Q. Gina, RealityWanted: What was your performance/songwriting background prior to Platinum Hit?
A. Karen: Originally, I'm from New Orleans. I started playing guitar and writing

by Todd Betzold
 
Last day of auditions for judges Chef Gordon Ramsay, Graham Elliot and Joe Bastianich as they search to find America's next MasterChef and we get some "bring on the tears" moments.
 
Up first we get a chance to see Suzy, the engineer, whose parents are highly against her auditioning and becoming a chef. She has the passion for it, so she comes out and cooks up Tandoori Sea Bass with Couscous over Roasted Tomato. As the judges taste it, not many comments are made, but that

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
This week's episode of Platinum Hit got started with a hook challenge, where the songwriters had to create a song about a road trip. They were also given a postcard with a word on it that they had to incorporate into their chorus. The hooks that stood out came from Jes, Melissa, Karen, Johnny, and Brian. When is Amber going to step up and show what she can do?
 
The top three hooks, after being judged by Kara and Jewel are: Jackie, Jes, and Johnny. As the

 
by Jessica Blackwel
 
Joe seemed genuine when he decides that he is going to help Melissa pursue her singing career. But then I thought, yea right. As if miraculously, the first time he realized his wife can carry a tune was in front of a Bravo camera crew. Can you say staged? I was just thinking that by the end of the season she will probably be promoting some ridiculous single ala Danielle Staub's "Real Close", and sure enough, a song is being sang by