Comment on Roundup: Possible discord at Jeff Koons' studio, Luis Barragán becomes a diamond, Dede Wilsey leaves Bay Area museums

Think you can find a better song of the summer? I doubt it. “The Spark,” a song by a group of Irish tweens that has taken off online since its release in May might just be the catchiest—and most inspiring—tune of the summer. “Think you can stop what we do? I doubt it.

As any true Bravo fan knows, first impressions can be deceiving. Take The Valley, for instance. What initially appeared to be a desperate bid to capitalize on the popularity of a post-Scandoval Vanderpump Rules ended up turning into one of the greatest first seasons of reality television of all time. The Valley—which premiered in March as a VPR spinoff that reunited three of its parent show’s most infamous alums—has it all: disgraced Bravolebrities making comebacks, disintegrating marriages, and dysfunctional cast trips.

Jason Kelce is toe-tally standing up for his beliefs about washing feet. The retired Philadelphia Eagles player is doubling down on recent comments he made on social media, in which he jokingly

Jennifer Lopez is focusing on the positive. Days after the "On the Floor" singer announced the cancelation of her This Is Me…Live tour, she alluded to the chatter about her private life—including

There's only one word for The Traitors' season three cast: Bravo. And not just because the Peacock reality competition series is stacked with a bevy of your favorite Bravolebrities. The newly

Today is where Whitney Port's son Sonny's book begins—his first-grade book, that is. Because The Hills alum's 6-year-old just graduated from kindergarten. And during the ceremony, Whitney was