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It’s The Real Housewives of New York City and “All’s Well that Doesn’t End Well” in this season finale. As a matter of fact there are moments when it’s downright painful. We recap the anger, arguments, and lack of apologies in THG’s +/- review. Has anyone else had enough of the new girls this season? Aviva is crazy but it’s hard to be entertained when she’s screeching every time she’s on the screen. On the flip side Heather and Carole are simply boring. Minus 20 . But back to our recap…Aviva brings her father along to Carole’s ping pong charity event. All the man has to do is stay away from Ramona but apparently that’s too much to ask. Minus 12. He’s got to go over and try to bait Mario. At least Mario keeps everything civil. The ping pong event looked like a lot and something different from your normal fundraiser. Plus 9 . And an extra plus 3 for Carole’s preppy little ping pong outfit that made her look like she just stepped out of 1955. Plus 10 to Heather who tells Aviva once again that she’s sick of having the same conversation where Aviva bitches about Ramona. Unfortunately I doubt it will change anything. The next event is Heather’s fashion show to raise money for organ donation. It features her Yummy Tummy collection and she asks Aviva to walk in the show. What could go wrong? Just before she’s about to hit the catwalk, Aviva tells Heather she doesn’t want to wear the jacket. Heather’s planned this show down to the finest detail and the jacket is part of the outfit. She explains this to Aviva but apparently it goes in one ear and out the other. Aviva chooses to walk sans jacket anyway. Minus 15 . What a selfish, arrogant…I don’t want to start name calling. I’ll start to sound like Aviva. But Heather takes the high road and decides to let it go. Plus 11 for being the better person. Unfortunately her good will is all used up by the time she comes face to face with Sonja and Ramona. Minus 10 because Ramona and Sonja are horribly rude during the runway show. They’re loud and obnoxious and I’m not sure they ever even looked up at the catwalk. Sonja seemed just fine about the toaster oven packaging at the meeting but once she and Ramona start interrogating the photographer, things are no longer so happy. What Sonja and Ramona seem to forget is that all of this was done for free! How can Sonja possibly complain about anything? The wave of discontent spills over into Carole’s book party. After hearing the summary of her book, I don’t think I’d ever buy it. Minus 9. Then Heather’s husband asks Ramona about Aviva and Aviva’s antennae go wild. It’s like she’s just waiting for Ramona to speak her name so she can go on the attack. Aviva completely loses it once again and Ramona soon follows. Minus 12 . It would be entertaining if we hadn’t watched this same scene ten time this season. I’m with Heather on this one. How many times can you listen to the same fight? Aviva seems torn between George being a hero and a victim. And Minus 10 to Heather and Carole. At Ramona’s fundraiser they seemed to take her side that George was wrong but now with Aviva screeching like a lunatic, they back her. I think being two faced is a prerequisite for being on a Housewives show. In the end the recap is pretty boring… Ramona is still keeping her distance from Aviva…until an exorcism can be performed. I don’t blame her. Sonja’s life with her ex and her toaster oven is still in limbo. Heather’s got nothing new going on. LuAnn and Jacques are letting nature take it’s course. Sounds like baby making is on shaky ground. Aviva still waiting for an apology from Ramona. Carole’s working on making her book into a TV show and she and Russ are now officially dating. Ho hum. Perhaps we do need Aviva screaming at Ramona to keep things interesting. Will anything new come out at next week’s reunion? EPISODE TOTAL: -55! SEASON TOTAL: -355!
The Voice’s Blind Auditions have come to an end at last. Four teams of 16 have now advanced. Yep, 16. The bigger rosters made the opening round drag on a bit toward the end, but the coaches still entertained throughout. All four coaches added their final two team members last night, with the Battle Rounds set to begin next week. Let’s take a look at who made it though Monday … Team Adam Levine Adam, picked up Caitlin Michele, a 20-year-old whose “Cosmic Love” wowed him enough to turn around, and Kayla Nevarez, whose “American Boy” also intrigued Xtina: Caitlin Michelle – Cosmic Love (The Voice Blind Audition) Kayla Nevarez – American Boy (The Voice Blind Audition) Team Christina Aguilera The self-proclaimed fat girl beat out Blake and Adam out for Nathalie Hernandez, then bested Blake and Cee Lo for the rights to Celica Westbrook after “A Thousand Years” … Celica Westbrook – A Thousand Years (The Voice Blind Audition) Nathalie Hernandez – White Horse (The Voice Blind Audition) Team Blake Shelton The country star picked up Nicole Johnson and Rudy Parris, both of which felt tailor made to join Team Shelton, even if others made good cases: Rudy Parris – Every Breath You Take (The Voice Blind Audition) Nicole Johnson – Mr. Know It All (The Voice Blind Audition) Team Cee Lo Green Finally, the round mound of sound filled out his squad for Chevonne, a backup singer for Lady Gaga, and Cody Belew, who was awesome on “Hard to Handle” … Chevonne – Brass in Pocket (The Voice Blind Audition) Cody Belew – Hard to Handle (The Voice Blind Audition) Who do you think was the best of the night? Whose team is tops overall? Who is your favorite judge? Any predictions for a winner in the early stages? Discuss!
Lance Easley is making like Teresa Giudice . The referee who ruled Golden Tate had simultaneous possession of a Russell Wilson Hail Mary Monday, giving the Seahawks a controversial 14-12 win over the Packers, is somehow standing by his call. Even if it’s more unpopular than Dina Lohan . Replacement Refs Screw the Green Bay Packers “I didn’t do anything wrong,” Easley tells TMZ, saying of the Packers defenders most believe intercepted the pass: “You have to not only have the ball but have either two feet or a body part on the ground, and that never happened.” Adding that he doesn’t “appreciate the negative stuff” coming his way, Easley insisted: “Put any other official who knows the rules and they would make the same call.” In his defense, the NFL has come out with a statement in support of the ruling. Not in his defense, however: the league also scrambled to resolve its labor dispute with the actual referees , who will be back in place this evening and throughout Sunday’s games. Thank goodness.
Never before have officials been so celebrated. The NFL and its referees union signed an eight-year contract Wednesday night, ending their surprising labor stalemate in time for this week’s contests. Replacement Refs Screw the Green Bay Packers The regular NFL refs are back on the job today, scheduled to work Thursday’s Browns-Ravens as well as the week’s remaining games Sunday and Monday night. Their pending return was a source of jubilation among players and fans. If you haven’t been following it, the worst call in NFL history Monday night (above) sums it up. Incredibly, it took a full three-month lockout and three regular season weeks of bumbling replacement officials to compromise on a deal that should’ve been worked out ages ago. The two big sticking points: Referees’ pensions. The NFL’s desire to add a “taxi” squad of additional officials that could ostensibly be called in to replace underperforming regulars. Ravens Crowd Bullshit Chant Both were settled without the other side fully blinking, and the whole thing came down to incremental amounts of money relative to the NFL’s $9 billion business. The compromises they came up with in the end were pretty simple, which just makes the last month more ridiculous. But in any case, welcome back, zebras!
Here’s some good news for your football lovin’ ears… we told you earlier the league was trying to work things out and looks like both sides made nice for the love of the game. According to the New York Times: The National Football League reached agreement on a new labor deal with its game officials late Wednesday night, ending a lockout that forced unprepared replacement officials onto the field, creating three weeks of botched calls, acute criticism, furious coaches and players, and a blemish – however temporary — on the integrity of the country’s most popular sport. The agreement came 48 hours after the nadir of the league’s experiment with replacement officials, when an incorrect call on the final play of the Monday night game cost the Green Bay Packers a victory against the Seattle Seahawks. That nationally televised debacle spurred two days of furious and lengthy negotiations against the backdrop of immense public pressure and scorn, most of it directed at the league. Both sides were so determined to play no more games with replacements that they raced Wednesday night to get officials in place to work this week’s slate. A crew of regular officials will be in Baltimore on Thursday night to work the Ravens’ game against the Cleveland Browns. The members of the officials’ union will gather in Dallas to vote to ratify the contract on Friday, and regular officials will work Sunday’s games. Guess Foot Locker’s excited to have their employees back! Now let’s see all those isht talkers on Sunday take a seat when their teams are bringing in the right points instead of wins based on bogus calls! Images via facebook
Blake Shelton gloats as he steals talented songstress Cassadee Pope in blind auditions. By Natasha Chandel Cee Lo Green, Christina Aguilera and Blake Shelton on “The Voice” Photo: NBC
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