This is the true story… of 435 strangers… picked to work in the House…(sometimes together) and have their lives taped… to find out what happens… when people stop being polite… and start getting real.
DCist already knew this because — and this is not a joke — your editor was one of the “fabulous and ambitious women” approached to audition to be on the show.
A strip club in Northeast D.C. is the focus of a new reality show.
Earlier this month, we wondered whether the influx of candidates planning challenge Marion Barry would light a fire under the ward’s voter base. Riffing off that idea, the Washington Informer hit the streets to take the ward’s political temperature — and while there are some minor cracks in the Barry foundation, the Mayor-for-Life was very confident about his chances during the inevitable run for re-election.
Is your kitchen a mess? Does it happen to be in a restaurant you own that happens to be in financial straits? Do you enjoy getting yelled at until you cry? If your restaurant meets these criteria and happens to have been open for over a year and with an occupancy of at least 35, you might be the perfect candidate for Chef Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares. The show is casting for a struggling…
The producers of Marion Barry’s reality show “Mayor for Life” — a project we last heard about when a pair of trailers were released in March — has uploaded the show’s pilot episode, in its entirety, to YouTube.
