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Bravo Marks the 100th Season of Housewives When

Andy Cohen and Stassi Schroeder reconnected at the Something About Her soft opening and he said he'd like to see her back on television.

Bravo executives feel they need to give the cast a break and let their lives breathe a bit following the long-running scandal on the show.

Tom Sandoval has responded to Rachel Leviss lawsuit against him and Ariana Madix, calling it a thinly veiled attempt to extend her fame and rebrand herself as a victim.

The reality star is fighting back against Rachel's allegations in court.

Range Media Partners has secured a minority investment from a group including Liberty Global and David Bonderman's Wildcat Capital Management.

Vanderpump Rules alum Kristen Doute was fired for racial insensitivity, now she learns repeating racist rumors has consequences.

EXCLUSIVE: Bree Frank has joined Evolution Media. Frank, who was formerly SVP of Physical Production for Unscripted at Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine, has joined the Amazon MGM Studios-owned company.

"Vanderpump Rules" alumnus Faith Stowers sued NBC, Evolution Media and Bravo for discrimination and retaliation in California state court Friday, alleging she was threatened with legal action when she tried to speak up about the ill-treatment she suffered during taping, including racist slurs and having a knife brandished at her.

In court documents obtained by PEOPLE, the reality star says she faced “racism, sexual harassment and physical assault” during her time on the show