The Real Housewives of Potomac Recap: Chronic Disagreements

Gizelle’s role as a central figure on the show is best understood through her complicated relationships with Stacey and Monique. Their interactions showcase both her charm and her frustrating tendencies. Her back-and-forth with Monique was filled with underlying tension – they clearly didn’t like each other, but understood each other’s experiences, which often got under their skin. Early in the series, Monique had a strong case against Gizelle, portraying her as someone who enjoyed creating drama in other people’s relationships just for fun. However, Gizelle was quick to recognize Monique’s difficult situation in a failing marriage and felt compelled to intervene. This is partly why Gizelle’s attempts to hold Monique accountable felt unfair – Gizelle herself understands how damaging gossip can be to a family.

Bravo Stars Should Host an NFL Livestream Every Weekend

The show was definitely strange. Filmed on a brightly colored, low-budget set that looked a lot like Watch What Happens Live, Reality Hot Seat centered around the NBC broadcast of the Texans-Chiefs game. The commentary was provided by a group of four people: host Justin Sylvester (known from E! News), Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Heather Gay, Survivor’s “Boston Rob” Mariano (who was there to explain the sports aspects), and Chastain. At first, the show felt awkward and unnatural.

YouTube CEO says more AI moderation is coming despite creator backlash

Following his recognition as Time’s CEO of the Year, Mohan discussed YouTube’s focus on artificial intelligence, explaining it’s key to helping creators succeed and keeping the platform safe. YouTube recently had a very successful 2024, earning over $36 billion from advertising and $14 billion from subscriptions. Notably, half of all time spent watching YouTube now happens on TVs.

Horror Dominates 2025: A Record-Breaking Year For The Genre

Recent horror films released around Halloween 2025 have added to an already strong year for the genre. Directors like Guillermo del Toro, Zach Cregger, and the Philippou Brothers have made 2025 a standout year, with audiences consistently turning out for the latest scary movies.