The Real World DC cast member Joshuah Colon and his girlfriend Ashley Marconi are members of the “creative team” of a show that’s being pitched to networks called Abusers, which is similar to A&E’s Intervention in that it is “a one-hour intervention show designed to arrest the cycle of violence in the lives of women, …
The reality of being an MTV reality star, especially on a has-been series, has set in for some of The Real World DC‘s cast members. Having not been invited to the MTV Movie Awards Sunday, where the Jersey Shore cast was in attendance, cast member Mike Manning tweeted (and self-censored): “Reason 19 Why I’m mad …
The Real World DC concluded Wednesday night, and just 1.1 million people watched, which is “the smallest finale audience in the show’s 23-edition history,” according to The Washington Post. In addition, this season had “the three least-watched episodes ever,” and of “the six least watched ‘Real World’ episodes ever,” five were from this season. That’s …
While The Real World DC was in production, reports about one cast member, Erika Lauren Wasilewski, suggested she faked cancer and quit the show early. Now, Erika admits faking cancer to get sympathy from her ex-boyfriend. “Yes, it happened. Yes, I regret it. If I could take it back, I would. I was going through …
The decade will end on MTV with the debut of The Real World DC Dec. 30, and based on the trailer that debuted last night, the network is positioning the season as a lot more calm and introspective than the insanity of The Real World Cancun. While there’s some drama hinted at, it’s all very …
After production ended recently, The Real World DC opened its doors to the media, and as a result, The Washington Post has an extensive preview of the house and its inhabitants. The house includes an Oval Office-like desk and bedrooms with Lincoln, Washington, and Reagan themes, and the confessional looks like the White House briefing …
If you agree to interact with a Real World cast member, you might get an STD, according to the release given to people who appear on camera. That clause, reproduced below, is in a release given to participants in a charity date auction last Wednesday night, as the Washington Examiner discovered. But the full release …