(S03E03) Okay, I am already getting tired of the inconsistency with this show: Either be a realistic show with some pithy insights into life, or be campy. Do you get to have it both ways? I guess so. But it drives me a little batty. Having said that, I will say, though, that even though I didn't watch the first two seasons (in the interest of full disclosure), that I'm now hooked on the show. Just because it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's not entertaining or compelling.spousal support-related stories
Desperate Housewives: A weekend in the country
(S03E03) Okay, I am already getting tired of the inconsistency with this show: Either be a realistic show with some pithy insights into life, or be campy. Do you get to have it both ways? I guess so. But it drives me a little batty. Having said that, I will say, though, that even though I didn't watch the first two seasons (in the interest of full disclosure), that I'm now hooked on the show. Just because it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's not entertaining or compelling.Continue reading Desperate Housewives: A weekend in the country
Nick Lachey seeking spousal support
Nick Lachey filed papers on friday in response to
Jessica's Dec. 16th divorce filing, reserving the right to request spousal support. Jessica's divorce filing requested
that she not be required to provide support but she's going to need a lawyer who can do some fancy footwork because
they didn't sign a prenuptial agreement. Her success is obviously based very much on the success of their show,
Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica on MTV. Jessica made more than $30 million last year.
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