Billy Eichner from 'Billy on the Street' met Meryl Streep on 'Watch What Happens Live' last night, and he totally lost his mind. It was great.

Pardon me, miss, but your sign seems to have a stutter.

Oscar-nominee Ralph Fiennes went on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live.

This post was originally going to be about the History Channel paying $3.5 million to advertise their show "Swamp People" during the Super Bowl.

Well well well, if it isn't our old friend, Patti Stanger.

The good news: Andy Cohen, the executive vice president of programming for Bravo (we have him to thank for "Millionaire Matchmaker" and the endless variants of "Real Housewives"), will take a reduced role behind the scenes of the network next year.

Even the best reality competitions -- and "Top Chef" is certainly that -- rely on a format that's as predictable as it is comfortable to viewers.

Morgan Wilson was the runner-up on Season 1 of Bravo's "Top Chef: Just Desserts.

A few weeks back, I saw a headline about Bravo star Bethenny Frankel almost being lost at sea, but I didn't write about it because I can't stand Bethenny and it seemed likely to be overblown reality TV bullcaca.