Real Housewives of DC
It had been a long day of hyping their new Bravo series, and The Real Housewives of Washington, D.C.'s Catherine "Cat" Ommanney desperately wanted to change the subject from co-star and alleged White House party crasher Michaele Salahi.
"Let's talk about racism!" Ommanney said, butting into an ongoing conversation.
But her castmates — Stacie Turner, Mary Amons, and Lynda Erkiletian — were grateful, explaining they had been asked quite enough about Salahi, thank you very much...
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The Jersey Shore, The Bachelorette
If there's one thing that TV gets right, it's the realistic depiction of romance — right? This week was like looking in a mirror. Vinny Chase began a not-so-chaste flirtation with a porn star on Entourage. Sookie protected her True Blood lover by staking his vampire maker. Mad Men's Don Draper treated his secretary like a whore. And, as the ballad of Angelina and Pauly D sounded its final mournful note, two sprightly young things named Ali and Roberto swept in to renew our faith in true love. Just like real life, but with better art direction! Welcome to Top Moments: Romantics and Cynics Edition.
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The View
Whoopi Goldberg owns up to exchanging a few "choice words" with Michaele Salahi, but says she did not hit the Real Housewives of D.C. star.
"I went up to her and told her that ...
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Tareq Salahi and Michaele Salahi
Michaele Salahi says she doesn't like talking about that time she and her husband Tareq attended — some would say "crashed" — a party at the White House. "It's been media torture," she says. The new star of Bravo's The Real Housewives of Washington, D.C. would rather tell the world about her latest claim to fame: a manhandling, she claims, by Whoopi Goldberg.
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Catherine Ommanney, Stacie Turner, Mary Amons, Lynda Erkiletian, Michaele Salahi
The following is a special guest review by New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd
The fantasy cast of The Real Housewives of Washington D.C. would feature Michelle Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton and the fearsome Cheney sisters. Not only do these women wield real influence in the capital, they're also the ones you'd want on your side if you ever found yourself in a knife fight in a Hong Kong alley.
But on Bravo, connections are less important than claws. So instead, interspersed with shots of the Washington monuments, we get five women on the periphery of the periphery of power, so far outside the marbled inner sanctum that it required ...
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The Real Housewives of D.C.
Michaele and Tareq Salahi are going from the White House's security list to Bravo's A-list.
Michaele Salahi is part of the cast of The Real Housewives of D.C., premiering Thursday, Aug. 5 at 9/8c.
The latest installment of the Bravo franchise — the fifth following...
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Michaele Salahi and Tareq Salahi
Tareq and Michaele Salahi, who crashed a party at the White House last year, will star in and become the focal point of Bravo's reality series The Real Housewives of D.C., the Daily Beast reports.
White House crashers repeatedly take the fifth at Congressional hearing
The Salahis are best known for ...
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Tareq Salahi and Michaele Salahi
White House party crashers Tareq and Michaela Salahi appeared before Congress Wednesday, invoking their Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination and refusing to testify.
The Salahis would not answer questions in front of the House Homeland Security Committee about how they made it past the Secret Service and into a Nov. 24 White House state dinner uninvited.
A federal grand jury is also...
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Tareq Salahi, Michaele Salahi
Fame-mongers Tareq and Michaele Salahi have graduated from crashing parties to throwing their own.
The Washington, D.C. couple, who crashed a presidential party at the White House back in November, will host a party at ...
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Tareq Salahi and Michaele Salahi
In case two White House party crashers weren't embarrassing enough, now the Secret Service says a third uninvited guest managed to make it into the November state dinner for India's prime minister, according to The Associated Press.
Secret Service apologizes for breach by White House party crashers
Fame-seeking couple Tareq and Michaele Salahi (who are under consideration for Bravo's Real Housewives of D.C.) stirred concerns about security when they entered the White House party sans invitation. The Secret Service said Monday that a third person was ...
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