Reality TV News

 
by Danae Young
 
This week on The Bachelorette, Craig R. finally got some one-on-one time with Ali after fighting for it in an oil wrestling match. He took that opportunity to really open up to her. However, it still wasn’t enough because he was sent home at the rose ceremony. Today, Craig spoke with RealityWanted and reporters on how he has remained so positive throughout his experience and his thoughts about Justin having a girlfriend.
 
Q. Danae, RealityWanted: Does it frustrate you that you were sent

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
This week, on Hell's Kitchen, Chef Ramsay sent Salvatore packing - when he wasn't even up for elimination! Next up, it was Siobhan who got the axe after her repeatedly threw her under the bus and tried to get rid of her. Today, the two chefs teamed up to talk to RealityWanted in an exclusive interview. Read on to find out what they had to say about meeting Chef Ramsay in person, why raw food was repeatedly served to diners,

Rock Control, an online web project, is encouraging music fans to make history by selecting, launching and managing their very own band with the intention of creating and releasing one song, simultaneously, into the Global music charts with the intention of defying music industry experts and taking that global No.1 slot.

Launched on the 1st June, Rock Control, is appealing to music fans to register, for free, to become band managers and engage in the first stage of project, deciding who is in the final line-up. These band managers are encouraged to

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
It's been 10 years since The Real World hit New Orleans and, last night, eight new strangers moved in together just in time for Mardis Gras. They are: Knight, a hockey player that was once addicted to painkillers; Jemmye, a Southern bad girl that loves tattoos; McKenzie, a typical Florida girl that loves the beach; Preston, a lover of fashion who doesn't give away his trust so easily; Ashlee, a Division I college basketball player who sells power tools for a living; Eric, an international

 
by Danae Young
 
This week on So You Think You Can Dance, the nine remaining dancers work on inspiring America by using their own personal inspirations as their guidance.
 
Dancers: Lauren and Neil
Style: Broadway
Choreographer: Joey Dowling
Song: “Let Me Entertain You” by Debbie Gibson
Lauren’s student council advisor is hard-working, which really inspires her. The performance is about a paper boy reading the newspaper who sees a 1940s actress and day dreams about her. They can be very overdramatic in their dancing