Shamira Ibrahim

Over the lifetime of Housewives as an institution, the various casts have found different ways to acknowledge, allude to, and flat out break the fourth wall.

These are the projects that got us through the year. By Tobias Hess, Steffanee Wang, Kylah Williams, Hajin Yoo, Salvatore Maicki, Shamira Ibrahim, Dylan Green, Vivian Medithi, Lucas Villa, India Roby, Leah Mandel

The wives miss yet another opportunity to knock Stacey down a couple of pegs by half-boycotting her grand opening.

Angel was already struggling this season, so the last thing she needed was word of her slipping up to make its way back to Gizelle.

This week, we see the impact that Tia and Wendy’s fathers have had on their lives, and how they are still working to reconcile those issues.

It’s the emergence of Mean Girl Angel, and it’s not a moment too soon.

The ABC franchise was once a leader in the unscripted realm, but its recent struggles reflect a framework that is increasingly out of step with modern reality TV trends.

The network's reaction to the betrayal of Ciara Miller by two white castmates will reveal how much, or little, it has learned about the impact of race on reality stardom.

By Shamira Ibrahim New York City sells opportunity and aspiration as its siren song, from the sitcoms that showcase downtown apartments with

But she will talk about returning to the Scary Movie franchise and what Paul Thomas Anderson is like as a neighbor.