While pre-wedding diets may not be new to the wedding world, brides are now resorting to horrifyingly extreme measures to shed pounds quickly before t...
Getting married is about love -- loving your future spouse, yes -- but also loving yourself enough to eat, and not being so starving at the altar that you forget to say "I Do."
It seems like every time I turn on the television there is a new ridiculous reality show. The far-fetched idea of reality for entertainment makes me really question the intelligence of my generation.
If you love wedding shows, you are very fortunate. There are wedding T.V. shows springing up every day -- shows about the engagement, the wedding cak...
Do you like watching woefully unhappy women compete for a chance to physically change everything about themselves, have the wedding of their dreams, and finally be happy forever***?
This show has finally pushed the envelope of shock-jock reality TV to a new and dangerous level. Not only is the premise insane (and on par with sketch comedy), but it's deeply saddening.
Bridalplasty is a show where brides-to-be compete for extreme plastic surgery procedures. The winner won't see the groom until she has undergone head-to-toe plastic surgery and is walking down the aisle.
Perhaps it's time for us to respond to this ever-narrowing definition of beauty by turning off these loathsome shows, tuning out their distorted message and spreading a different one among our friends, sisters and daughters.
Way over here on the distant end of the human continuum, where the devil and the apocalypse copulate in a bed of blood, pathos and perky TV ratings, we have a new reality show called, apparently, Bridalplasty.
Bridalplasty is the ultimate in perversion. The idea that through invasive and 'extreme' plastic surgery you will be pleasing your future life mate at the altar with the gift of 'perfect beauty' is a frightening message to our daughters.
For every quality reality show like "Top Chef" or "The Amazing Race," there are a dozen degrading, offensive and downright tacky reality programs that...
Get ready to set your TiVos...or maybe not. E! is planning a new reality series called "Bridalplasty," The Hollywood Reporter's James Hibberd reports....