The RealScreen Awards recognize the best in reality, documentary, and factual entertainment programming from around the world. Fabulously, WOW’s very own In Vogue: The Editor’s Eye was nominated in the Best Non-Fiction: Arts & Culture category. It’s up against A&E’s Paul Simon’s Graceland Journey: Under African Skies and BEING: Liverpool from the FOX Soccer Channel (didn’t even know there was such a thing). Check out all the nominees in all the categories here. Congratulations everybody and good luck! In the meantime, here’s a video of the Drag Race girls dancing to the In Vogue theme song “It’s All About the Butterfly.”
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From The Hollywood Reporter: “Forget televised competitions. The real showdown is among the stars and execs scrambling to make their unscripted series stand out in an increasingly competitive landscape. For its 2013 Reality Heat List, The Hollywood Reporter ranks the 25 shows, creators, execs and characters that are winning the race. Entries were selected based on ratings, pop-culture and social-media impact, buzziness of talent and producers, greenlight and spinoff power and overall lasting imprint on the reality business between March 2012 and March 2013.” Among those who made the cut? RuPaul’s Drag Race and the upcoming Life with La Toya! Both World of Wonder productions, thank you very much! From the article: ”‘We’re the crack dealers of reality,’ says Fenton Bailey, co-founder of World of Wonder, the factory that churns out addictive fare like RuPaul’s competition show Drag Race, whose season-five premiere was the highest-rated in Logo history. Up next: Life With LaToya, debuting April 13 on OWN, peeks inside the world of Michael Jackson’s eccentric little sister. ‘We’re drawn to people who fly their freak colors high and proud,” adds Bailey. “And that’s not just gay. That’s everybody!’” CONDRAGULATIONS!
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On The Soup this week, Joel McHale honors the weirdest moments in recent television history with the 2013 Soup Awards and Ru was on hand to accept her award for “Being Responsible For Creating The Show That Is Virtually The Only Show That Is Ever In Our ‘Gay Shows’ Segment.” YAY! (via After Elton)






