Carlos King is the creator of "Love & Marriage: Detroit"

A new survey shows what America's favorite reality TV show and wine is.

The 2 are a part of the new series,‘Raising Fame’

There are two kinds of people: those that think reality TV is trash and obnoxious, or you think the current cast of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” deserve every Emmy Award under the sun for their work.

During the beginning of the pandemic, Netflix launched a reality tv show called “Love is Blind.” The show has opened up casting and is looking for singles that live in the Metro Detroit area.

Grab your skis and parkas because “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” are back, and the trailer for the new season looks crazier than ever.

After almost two decades on our TVs, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” is finally ending, and it’s truly the end of one of the most popular and formative reality TV shows ever.

Juju C. might be best known for her starring in both “Love and Hip Hop” New York and Miami, but she is such more than what meets the eye. Juju spoke to Tati about her upcoming film and shared her motivation for being so multi-faceted. AdIt was this life lesson that led Juju to pursue all these endeavors, with the latest one being acting. Her latest book is “Secrets of The Jewel.” The book is primarily made to inspire woman. In the book, Juju offers her personal advice to the character of the book.

A Detroit autoworker wowed judges on NBC’s “The Voice” during blind auditions this week -- while bringing the Motown flavor to the stage. Rio Souma, a 28-year-old singer and songwriter from Detroit who doubles as an automotive assembly plant worker for FCA, performed a cover of the Smokey Robinson classic, “Cruisin,” winning over three judges almost immediately, including John Legend. Souma picked Legend as his “Voice” coach and he’ll be moving forward in the show. We’re rooting for you, Rio! Watch his performance below: