Minority Mindset

Before we dive into the drama at the art party, I want to address a couple of storylines that are really bothering me, and honestly, I’d rather avoid. First, there’s the situation with Alexia and Todd. Their explosive fight at the beginning of the season seemed like it would be a major focus, but Alexia hasn’t really shared what happened as she tries to reconcile with Todd, which is frustrating to watch. It’s surprising she’s even still on the show, especially since Todd clearly dislikes being filmed.

Now, back in the present, Harcourt has a chance to fulfill her promise, but she chooses not to. While it seemed like she’d tricked Chris into a trap set by A.R.G.U.S., she actually warned him to stay away beforehand. She used a secret code word – “copacetic” – to signal that things weren’t safe, despite appearances.

Here’s a look at how late-night hosts like Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and Jon Stewart responded to Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension, with updates throughout the evening.

I hope you enjoyed my little impression of Tyra Banks – I was inspired by Law’s runway moment this week! It really sums up how I feel about this week’s episode, “Something Wicked.” It was great to finally see a two-day challenge with a strong concept, and Paul Tazewell, the costume designer for *Wicked* (and the first Black man to win an Oscar for Best Costume Design!), was a fantastic mentor. It reminded me of what *Project Runway* used to be like – consistently engaging and creative. But this season keeps falling into old habits. I especially don’t understand why Tazewell wasn’t a judge, and I was frustrated by Law asking Jesus and Antonio to compare themselves – it felt unnecessarily competitive and didn’t serve the design process.

This episode mainly focuses on two separate trips. Tamra’s trip to Temecula, which feels a bit superficial, has all the classic ‘Housewives’ drama – arguments, people leaving, and general chaos – but it’s surprisingly less engaging. I admit, the lack of male strippers did influence my opinion, but it wasn’t the only reason.