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Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Hot Flash: Tia Mowry Hardict is Expecting

On Monday when Tia was on The Wendy Williams Show, she was asked if she and Cory were receiving any pressure to have children.  She replied that the couple were experiencing pressure, but didn't elaborate any further.  But last night (just one day later) fellow cast-mate Hosea Chanchez tweeted "Our baby is expected a baby..." and now it's confirmed that The Game star and husband Cory Hardict are expecting. Congrats to both on their new bundle-of-joy-to-be!

TV: The Game

The season premiere of The Game definitely took its viewers on a ride last night.  Tasha and her new young boo, Malik's fame affecting his ego, Kelly and her reality show, Jason and his wisecracking antics, and Derwin and Melanie's genetic drama.  It was great to see everyone back together, but it was difficult to grasp the new changes; a new Brit Brat, Derwin and Melanie's new apartment, Kelly's new hair and attitude.  And there is one person, just one person who needs to come back and revive their role, Rick Fox as Rick. Fox.  All-in-all the ending was a great cliffhanger and the writers did a great job with pulling people back in.  Can't wait to see what the rest of the season holds!

P.S.

Here's a picture of cupcakes I made last night for a gathering I attempted to attend last night.  But due to the snow storm obscuring my vision on the road, I was unable to share this treats with my fellow TG friends.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

TV: All of Our Guilty Pleasures Are Back

Let's start with the queen of Fabulosity, Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane.  Sunday marked the season premiere of her new season, and it was a great start.  Little miss Aoki Lee celebrated her 8th birthday with a CHANEL themed party.  The birthday celebration also hosted a fashion show that included the birthday's girl's friends and two young girls from the Make A Wish Foundation who always dreamed of being runway models.  It was a heartwarming episode, but not without some comedy from the latest addition to the clan, baby Kenzo.

On Monday, not one, but two shows returned. The Wendy Williams Show came back with new episodes after being on hiatus during the holidays, and the new season of the Bad Girls Club debuted on Oxygen.  Wendy started her return strong, but also left a question in the air.  Her e-mail update and episode info showed that Real Housewife of Beverly Hills star Camille Grammer was supposed to appear.  Camille was supposed to go on the talk-show and set the record straight about her separation/divorce from actor Kelsey Grammer.  But Camille was a no show.  Maybe she wasn't ready to face the fire, or maybe it was too heartbreaking for her to be featured on the same episode as the cast of The Game. Why would the latter affect her you ask?  Well, because Kelsey is actually the executive producer of the revived show, and it's possible that the encounter would hit too close to home with the reality-tv star.  Then again, Brittany Daniel (the blonde on The Game who plays Kelly) wasn't there with her cast either.  Maybe it was no blondes allowed day on Wendy's show (lol).

BGC6 premiere can be summed up in one word--messy.  Here's a quick re-cap of how the new season began: one girl (who is a bit to manly looking for my taste) said "bro" one too many times, and played pranks just as much; one girl from chicago was a little too wild a little too fast; another chick got way too drunk and couldn't take the pressure of the show, so she left; and a country gal was literally thrown to floor on the first night--but couldn't recall it happening the next day.  MESSY!

And again, the revival of The Game is back and on BET.  I've been keeping myself in the dark about the new plot line from the show.  But from what I've heard--the game is definitely on!

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