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After the e-mail exchanges behind their infamous White House party crash reveal that they were told they couldn't attend, a look into their charity pursuits turns up more misleading claims.
"In New York, we're the real deal, we actually get INVITED into parties."
The socialite acts coy about her lip-lock with an American Idol.
Oh God. We're having, like, THOUGHTS about this.
Even though they've been trying to spark it for weeks.
The relationship at the core of the show has disintegrated!
They're almost real socialites!
Also, the 'Real Housewife' evaluates for us who really won 'NYC Prep.'
This would be terrible news, but she's getting her own show!
The trailers for the network's latest reality show, this time about overprivileged Upper East Side teens, looks to be completely trashy — and delicious.
Someone very wisely decided to put the 'Real Housewives' star on camera for a half an hour and just let her talk. This is the result.
Is this also the solution for the over 6 million unemployed people in the United States?
With the game getting serious, the contestants of 'Survivor: Financial Crisis' seem to be turning on one another.
Now someone else is "up here" versus "down there."
Perverts and psychos will not necessarily be discouraged from applying.
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