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CW's Nielsen ratings bottom-dweller High Society hasn't been canceled yet. Last night's installment offered no reason for this. Here's what happened. More»
Hey, PJC. Enjoyed you on High Society last night. Well, sort of.
And speaking of High Society.
A word of advice.... More»
When we last left our cast of characters they were living indulgently, drinking profusely and dressing expensively. In this episode none of that has changed, but we are treated to a new layer of discourse as obsession and rebirth become main themes in the lives of these supposedly aspirational, but primarily pitiably players. More»
When Jules Kirby sent us a video of herself spoofing "High Society", we were excited to see her poke fun at her exaggerated portrayal on the show. Unfortunately, this video has us convinced that the CW couldn't have fed Jules lines like she's claimed to the press: this girl can't act her way out of a paper bag. More»
High Society, the show that follows "socialite" Tinsley Mortimer and her crew of fame whores around NYC, hasn't been canceled yet. In fact, the show charmed us all for the third time last night with an episode titled "Plus One"! Here's what went down on As The World Burns. More»
Everyone has a friend who actively ruins reality TV. "You call this real?" they crack, with no respect for a show's hidden genius, or even its wide-angle aerial footage. They interrupt moments of small but urgent drama with audible scoffs. "Yeah right, like he'd actually say that!"
It's just tedious after awhile because it's so Captain Obvious. More»
High Society's Malik So Chic pretended to check into the loony bin at Bellevue yesterday. He made it all the way to the door before turning around, perhaps for fear of actually being strapped in a straightjacket if staff took a look at him. He also emailed a statement! More»
To prove that Jules Kirby is NOT a racist, TV Guide obtained this great footage of the "socialite" behind the scenes. UN-altered, UN-scripted. See guys? She's not racist. Really. She just likes having beautiful people around, is that something to, like, FAULT her for? More»
"If you Googled me, this is what you'd see," chirps Tinsley Mortimer, by way of non-explanation, in the opening minutes of the CW's new reality show High Society. While she's not being completely forthright – the subsequent montage of Tinsley Mortimer, with her new pin-straight hair, contrasts mightily with the flouncing-curl-dominated results of my own Google search – you can't really blame her. Who hasn't sought a new look in the wake of a breakup? It's this breakup – her recent divorce from high school sweetheart Topper Mortimer, the camera-shy grandson of a former Standard Oil president – that is nominally put forth as the show's raison d'etre: how will The Tinz live her new single life? (The answer, for starters: in a new loft in Chelsea, to the great chagrin of her mother Dale Mercer, a Jackie Onassis-coiffed woman who abhors the apartment's location in "the Midtown" and laments that she just finished decorating Tinsley's old place.) More»
Tinsley Mortimer has been tweeting up a storm this past week. She is preparing for tonight's grand premiere of "High Society" on the CW. The show, about NYC socialites is supposedly going to "tear down the golden facade of the socialite world." More»
Paul Johnson Calderon is getting prepared y'all. We all are. As PJC takes his throne as the best reality TV show character ever, we will catch you up on the rest. Tinsley who?
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
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