Revenge fans, tonight's the night! Who gets shot on the beach? Is it really Daniel, as we've been led to believe? If you watch the pilot episode of Revenge, you see it's a guy with dark hair and a white jacket -- but then, that could be most of the men at Daniel and Emily's "Fire & Ice" engagement party. Everyone screams Daniel's name after Charlotte and Declan discover the body. And yet -- we never see the victim's face!

And who shot him? We see Jack find the body and pick up the phone with his bare hands when it rings. But the shooter was wearing gloves. And that look on Jack's face is not quite the look you'd expect from someone who'd just shot a person. SPOILER ALERT -- DON'T READ PAST THIS POINT IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS EPISODE.

You've got to hand it something  to Tareq Salahi; his lack of self respect allows him to doggedly pursue fame and fortune like few others with any dignity could. While there's not much I'd put past the former star of The Real Housewives of D.C., his latest move is preposterous, even for him.

There were rumors late last year that the infamous White House gate crasher was thinking of filing a ridiculous lawsuit against his ex-wife Michaele Salahi and her new boyfriend, Journey rocker Neal Schon for $17 million because they had embarrassed him and his miserable self. Boo hoo. But then nothing much happened. The lawsuit he actually filed this week against them is even more outrageous.

As painful as it is to watch Bachelor Ben Flajnik's unsuccessful attempts to keep his mushroom hair out of his eyes every week, we just can't help but stay glued to the TV on Monday nights. Seriously -- what is up with Ben's season of the show? The women are super-catty, the dates are somewhat lame, and Ben -- well, he's really turning out to be kind of a boring dude. But despite all that, we still want to watch. It's almost like this season of The Bachelor is just so bad that it's good.

Even though he usually comes across as either dumb, shallow, naive, or some sort of combination of the three, I think it's safe to say that we all had high hopes for Ben to find the girl of his dreams. And according to a new story in Life & Style, he did find love and put a ring on someone's finger. However, it also sounds like the engagement is off, and Ben's fairytale is already over. Total shocker -- I know.

I wouldn't normally think of conservative commentator Bill O'Reilly as being someone personally affected by the death of a pop singer, but during Monday's broadcast of his Fox News show, The O'Reilly Factor, O'Reilly passionately spoke out about Whitney Houston. "What happened to Whitney Houston is awful," he said. "I said a prayer for her last night."

Of course, he also said she was a drug addict who was hell-bent on destroying herself, so I'm not really sure what he prayed for. Maybe that he'd find a way to make her death into a political issue for his show?

Somewhere out there Tamra Barney's ex, Simon Barney, is saying, See what I had to put up with! after tonight's episode of The Real Housewives of Orange County. It all started when Tamra and her hottie boy toy Eddie Judge invited Vicki Gunvalson and her new man Brooks Ayers to Catalina for a little getaway to celebrate Tamra's birthday.

You knew things weren't going to end well when Tamra started tweezing Eddie's nose and ear hair against his will in the limo; it quickly became clear that their honeymoon phase was long, long behind them.

Let's face it, the ladies of the Real Housewives of each and every city are much better known for their fighting than their loving. With all of that clawing and cattiness with one another, there's not much time for romance, but a few of them have managed to bring a little of it to the table.

Just like with everything else, these ladies push the limits when it comes to matters of the heart. In honor of Valentine's Day and love in all forms, let's revisit five of the steamiest, sexiest (or at least sex-filled) scenes in recent Real Housewives history.

Tonight was the third and final installment of the reunion for The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. It started where we left off last week with Taylor Armstrong revealing more horrific details about the abuse she alleged endured from her deceased husband, Russell Armstrong.

While it was awful to hear how he supposedly hid surveillance equipment in her car and in their home, and how he committed various other atrocities against her and some of their friends, Brandi Glanville really said it best when Andy Cohen probed her, "It freaks me out ... because he can’t defend himself." Exactly.

We also saw a brief and annoying appearance by semi-Housewife Dana Wilkey who added exactly nothing to the show or reunion. She made an attempt to make people feel sorry for her because of her rich/poor background, but just came off as more ridiculous than ever. Moving on ... hopefully for good from her.

Wow, that was fast. In just the 2nd episode of Smash they made that nail-biting casting decision for the title role of musical, Marilyn. Experienced Broadway veteran Ivy, or fresh ingenue Karen? A lot of people were speculating that it would be a double casting, and that's what I was thinking, too. But wow, Smash surprised me! And now I'm left wondering -- with that big decision made, what will keep viewers returning? And is that really a firm decision, or are we in store for some sort of reversal?

I'm going to stop here before I go on and warn you that the rest of the post contains SPOILERS. So if you haven't seen this episode yet, stop reading here and come back after you've seen it! SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT DON'T SAY I DIDN'T WARN YOU.