Leslie Ye

Unfortunately, I am a writer. Not nice.

RHORI power ranking: Clash of the titans (Ep. 9 & 10)

Liz has lost the run of herself, and Alicia reveals a level of cunning I didn’t know she possessed.

Our beautiful clams have delivered their first truly great fight.

Just six episodes in, resident kept woman Kelsey Swanson has broken up with her sugar daddy (but not his bank account).

A star is born, and Ashley becomes more random than ever.

A gloriously unhinged cast sporting accents that sound like Massachusetts and Jersey had a baby and fed it quaaludes.

Hulu, ABC, and Disney bet on mess when they built two shows around Taylor Frankie Paul, then stoked her volatility. Now they’re paying for it.

Harper and Yasmin’s paths may have diverged, but the lies they told themselves along the way aren’t so different.

Every sad sack in Season 4, ranked.

The blog is back, for real.

It took ten years for Tom Sandoval to be laid so bare nobody could deny who he was. It won’t take nearly that long for Danny.

Brittany and Jax are the rawest and most believable part of a cast that feels hopelessly stuck in the same storylines.

Not only are Kristen and Janet using the only two queer women of color as a proxy for their own war, they’re also making terrible television.