The end of Vanderpump Rules
The decision to reboot Vanderpump Rules feels more like a reconsolidation of power for Bravo than the fault of any one particular former SURver.
The decision to reboot Vanderpump Rules feels more like a reconsolidation of power for Bravo than the fault of any one particular former SURver.
Once upon a time, people knew how to watch reality television. What the hell happened?
“Friends of” were trotted out, loose ends were tied up for each of our cast members, and truces were declared.
Lala seems to be the only person who understands what this show must become in order to survive.
I want to root for Ariana. But I don’t know what I would even be rooting for.
There is not much liberation to be found in the story of Ariana Madix, and that’s okay.
Sandoval is here to remind the fanbase that one woman’s empowerment will never come at the expense of tearing another down.
Kudos, Jo, for saying that. For spilling.
Ariana’s anger has been the most honest and likable thing we’ve seen from her this entire season.
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the messiest of them all?