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“‘Baby It’s Cold Outside’ is my fave Christmas song."

It was the Men Tell All episode on the Bachelorette this week, otherwise known as every contestant's last-ditch effort to audition for Bachelor in Paradise, nab a cameo on future Bachelor seasons, and be invited as a guest on Kaitlyn’s podcast.  This Tell All came at the heels of hometowns the episode where the contestants' families gathered in a beige Minneapolis conference room and met Michelle.

Between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, allegations have surfaced that Zayn Malik struck Yolanda Hadid and verbally harassed his partner Gigi Hadid, and reports emerged that the singer/supermodel couple has broken up.

This season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills was basically sponsored by the tragic chronicles of Erika Jayne.

When Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly first started dating, I—like other pop-culture obsessed millennials—was their biggest fan.

There’s nothing more painful than watching a Real Housewives trailer or mid-season teaser and realizing it’s packed with groan-inducing storylines.

There’s nothing that brings the internet together like a good old fashioned scandal.

As a dedicated Bravo fan, I can’t help but feel that over the past few years, Bravo’s decisions have become as questionable as Scheana Shay’s (previous) choices in men, and its content as boring as Teddi Mellencamp on screen.

As a not-so-closeted Britney fan, I was more excited to watch The New York Times Presents, Framing Britney Spears than I was when I found out WFH meant I could wear the same unwashed sweatshirt and leggings every day.

I’m used to checking Instagram and going “WTF!!” when I see headlines about Scott Disick dating someone new.

Every holiday movie has the same plot: girl unexpectedly meets boy, boy falls in love with girl, something tragic happens, boy and girl profess their feelings, they kiss passionately against the backdrop of a professionally decorated Christmas tree with fake snow falling around them.

2020 obviously sucked, ruining travel plans, weddings, fitness goals, dating, my New Year's resolution to “stop watching so much TV''… so, basically everything.

You’d think being an A-list celeb in a major box office movie or being a best-selling platinum artist would get you a satisfying amount of press, wealth, and Instagram followers… but apparently not.

I’ll admit it.

I loved Mindy Kaling from her days on The Office as Kelly Kapoor, so I was BEYOND excited when The Mindy Project first came out in 2012.

With all the free time we have during this pandemic, so many of us are ripping through TV at a pace production companies can’t keep up with.

Let's face it, as much as we all wish we could be cast on Matt James’ season of The Bachelor, the majority of us will have to find our post-quarantine dates the less-glamorous way: on dating apps.