By KIM BROWN Scene Writer on Aug 15, 2011, at 3:33 PM Updated on 8/15 at 3:43 PM
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Looks like Disney is trying to lure in Sex and the City addicts like me, with their promotion for the Blu-Ray edition of ...
Call me a commoner, but I had no idea it took a full year before Kate Middleton would become a 'fully fledged' royal.
But ...
Call me superficial, but I've always rushed to the news stands to buy the annual People magazine Most Beautiful issue.
I ...
I've been whining all week about the end of my favorite reality show: "Season 25: Oprah Behind the Scenes."
It's all over but the crying.
But that show was genuinely interesting to me - not just about fights and gossip (aka, anything with a Kardashian or Jersey in the title). I watch that stuff too, I'm no hypocrite.
And today comes the news that TLC's
"Kate Plus 8" got the axe. Kate and Jon Gosselin are the prime example of reality run amok. They were a typical family -- albeit a large one -- whose lives were completely changed by a TV show, and now there's no turning back. What work will they get now?
And I hate to say it, but bets are already being made on which "Jersey Shore" star will go to "Celebrity Rehab" first. The clock is ticking.
While it's fun to watch sometimes, reality TV seems to be peaking -- or is it? These shows are cheap, easy to make and addictive. Will they ever end? I'm sure you've asked the very same question.
What are the best -- and worst -- reality shows on TV?
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