Just when it seemed nothing more dramatic than Kim Zolciak simultaneously driving and pumping breast milk (only Kim) was going to happen on tonight's episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, surprise -- the episode was super-sized. Bravo gave us an extra 15 minutes, and it was in those final minutes that it all went down ... sort of.

As you know, Kim and NeNe Leakes hadn't seen each other since Cynthia's wedding. The two finally were set to meet at Cynthia's big opening party for her new fashion agency. The foreshadowing was strong with Cynthia praying they wouldn't get into a fight on her big night, and even Kim bracing for the possible confrontation: "I just hope that moose NeNe doesn't show up and ruin my one night out."

Of course, NeNe did show up, but the drama didn't.

Glen Campbell was country way before country was cool, and news he shared today that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease has rocked the country world. The 75-year-old singer of tunes like "Rhinestone Cowboy" and "Galveston" and his wife, Kim, revealed the sad news to People today.

Before bringing his incredible career to a close, he plans to release one final album and do a farewell tour. The reason they chose to come forward now, before those events, is heartbreaking.

After the initial chaos and confusion of the Arizona shooting yesterday, the facts and faces of the victims have materialized painting a grim and gruesome event that has forever devastated lives and marred our nation's history. In total six people were killed, 14 were injured, and millions lost just a little more faith and belief in our nation's security and future.

First, in the midst of all the speculation and digging for answers we must remember the victims. Fortunately, U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who was originally reported dead, has survived surgery. She remains in critical condition, however, after being shot in the head. Among those killed were U.S. Judge John Roll, and 9-year-old Christina Taylor Green, granddaughter of Dallas Green, former Phillies pitcher and manager and Cubs general manager. She was, eerily, born on September 11, 2001.

Who among us hasn't uttered, "Will someone please shoot me if I watch the next installment of The Real Housewives?" While we may think our brain cells are in danger after marathon reality TV watching, that's nothing compared to the reality stars themselves.

With the recent discovery of Joseph Cerniglia's body in the Hudson river, the former Kitchen Nightmares chef brings the death-by-suicide toll to 11 former reality TV stars, with more attempts that were mercifully unsuccessful.

Is it the televised humiliation that leads to so many destroyed lives? Or are people drawn to reality television already saddled with mental health issues that, when under a microscope, can take a deadly turn? Regardless, it's frightening how this relatively new genre has produced so many people willing to take their own lives.

Here are the contestants that have tried to kill themselves, so far:

Big Brother 12 winner, Hayden Moss By now, you know who won Big Brother 12: Hayden Moss. But what's really on people's minds is exactly how he won.

On the Big Brother 12 finale, Hayden insisted his social game was the same as Lane's, but his competition wins made him stand out.

Let's take a closer look to see if that's the case, and what other factors might be in play.

Hayden was stronger in competitions, that's for sure. He won a handful of competitions throughout the season, including the most important ones: first HOH, last POV, and last HOH. Lane only won two, but they were closer to the end of the game, so they weren't exactly throw-aways.

Still, in terms of competitions, Hayden is the clear winner.

Big Brother 12 winner After a summer of surprises and let-downs, Big Brother 12 ended in just the same way.

Lane and Hayden had a really close game to win the final HOH, but Hayden won, just as everyone expected him to. In a surprising move (for me at least), Hayden chose to evict Enzo and keep Lane in the final two. Even more of a surprise: Lane admitted in his goodbye message to Enzo that he was taking him to the final two. Huh. Weird.

Enzo became the last member to join the jury while Lane and Hayden fought for the $500,000.

In a major let-down, Lane stuck with his "dumb Lane" routine, but surprisingly, some of the jury seemed to want the best social player to win rather than who won competitions. That was Lane's ray of hope.

Michaele Salahi has just announced that she suffers from multiple sclerosis (MS), a neurological condition she is blaming for her low weight.

As Jeanne pointed out, MS manifests itself in very different ways, and is a painful degenerative condition that can create complications that lead to death. It's enough to make a strong person curl up and hide.

Salahi, however, is going public. Like other figures before her, this is a personal choice. Battling a disease or receiving a death sentence while leading a life in front of the camera is something I can't even imagine for myself. There aren't any rules.

We'll all be watching to see how Salahi uses her platform to talk about MS, and hope she helps the fight against the disease, rather than detracts from the seriousness of the diagnosis.

Perhaps she could look to these other celebrities who lived with a disease as the world watched:

Big Brother 12 final three The Big Brother 12 finale airs tonight, and everyone's wondering who will walk away with $500,000 this year.

The remaining Brigade members, Lane, Hayden, and Enzo, have generally laid low this season, but each played their own game.

Hayden won the most competitions, but didn't have much of a social game. Enzo didn't make any real side alliances and barely won one competition, but made friends with everyone in the house. Lane was nice to everyone and had a strong side alliance, but didn't win too many competitions.

Let's break down the potential scenarios as Lane and Hayden face off for the final HOH of the summer.