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Here's Reality Wanted's interview with TFS winner Anna McCraney.

Fern Mallis participated as a judge in the Rio Tinto 2009 Champagne Diamond Jewelry Design competition. She gets around!

Isaac Mizrahi will narrate Sergei Prokofiev's children's story Peter & The Wolf, December 10-14 as part of the Guggenheim's "Works and Progress" series.

Additionally, QVC has tapped Isaac to host a show that's "part pitch, part reality show." The shopping network will air eight hours of "Isaac Mizrahi Live!" a month beginning in December.

That's enough of The Fashion Show for the moment. Moving on to other Bravolebrities....

Make Me a Supermodel finalist Jonathan Waud is on the cover of Bello Magazine.

Real Housewives of Atlanta's Kim Zolciak says her "Housewives would whoop NJ." Check out the interview with this outspoken...lady.

Miami Social's Michael Cohen speaks out about the show on the Huffington Post.

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Photo by Nick Hunt for PMc

This interesting shot of Fern Mallis was taken at the Geoffrey Bradfield’s “EX ARTE” Book Launch Party. (Yes, that is a painted, naked man in a feathered codpiece.)

The New York Times reviews NYC Prep, and...

TVgasm offers up a recap of the show.

Just Jared has an interview with Make Me a Supermodel runner-up Jonathan Waud.

Here's a video of Isaac Mizrahi sharing style tips with Julie Chen.

Weekend News

Are Miami Housewives next?

Bethenny Frankel writes about the RHNJ Finale for E!

Click here for an interview with "Make Me a Supermodel" contestant Jonathan Waud.

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Don't miss Andy Cohen and the Real Housewives of New Jersey in the two-part Reunion Special Tuesday and Thursday.

Bethenny Frankel blogs about the Real Housewives of New Jersey Finale for E!

Just Jared has posted an interview with "Make Me a Supermodel" finalist, Jonathan Waud.

RHNJ "Table-Flipping Incident was not staged" according to this article from ETonline.

Teresa Giudice continues to defend her behavior here.

NJ.com examines why the Real Housewives franchise is so successful. I like this: "The shows that are truly successful in the end are the ones that viewers feel that they can identify with, because it's who they are, or it's something that they don't want to be."