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New Bravo feud alert! Kyle Richards is clapping back after Reza Farahan called her “overrated” during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Sunday, January 16.

Cribs is returning for another season following its revival last year more than 20 years after the original show aired.The first episode of season 19 is set to premiere tonight, with the likes of Nicole Scherzinger, 44, Olivia Culpo, 30, and Dwight Howard, 36, all opening their homes for MTV viewers.The seminal series debuted in 2000, pioneering the genre of celeb-fueled reality entertainment. Show us your Crib! Nicole Scherzinger and Olivia Culpo are among the big names opening their doors to Cribs cameras in this upcoming second season of the revival  The show featured many wild moments, including a 2002 tour where Mariah Carey invited camera crews into her bathroom while she slipped into the tub and another where a barely famous Kim Kardashian shows off a stripper pole in her bedroom.Cribs was rebooted last year and showcased the homes of Martha Stewart, Snooki, Jordyn Woods and more.

Cribs is returning for another season following its revival last year more than 20 years after the original show aired.The first episode of season 19 is set to premiere tonight, with the likes of Nicole Scherzinger, 44, Olivia Culpo, 30, and Dwight Howard, 36, all opening their homes for MTV viewers.The seminal series debuted in 2000, pioneering the genre of celeb-fueled reality entertainment. Show us your Crib! Nicole Scherzinger and Olivia Culpo are among the big names opening their doors to Cribs cameras in this upcoming second season of the revival The show featured many wild moments, including a 2002 tour where Mariah Carey invited camera crews into her bathroom while she slipped into the tub and another where a barely famous Kim Kardashian shows off a stripper pole in her bedroom.Cribs was rebooted last year and showcased the homes of Martha Stewart, Snooki, Jordyn Woods and more.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorViacomCBS Entertainment & Youth Group today unveiled its First Time Directors program with a slew of high-profile executive producer deals. The initiative aims to provide opportunities for the next generation of female and BIPOC filmmakers to find the stars of tomorrow in front of and behind the cameraAngela Bassett, Idris Elba, Salma Hayek, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, John Leguizamo, Eva Longoria and Courtney B.