‘The Real World’ Revival 1st Trailer: Original Cast Dives Into Discussions About Race, Sexuality and More

Nothing’s off-limits. The Real World Homecoming: New York cast dove into the topic of racism in Us Weekly‘s exclusive clip from the Thursday, March 18, episode.

As soon as they revealed they are expecting a baby girl, fans started flooding social media with name predictions for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s second baby. Among the top contenders was “Diana” after Harry’s late mother, the Princess of Wales—but what are the chances the Sussexes will name their daughter after the people’s princess?

a mixed review from the New York Times’ Frank Rich, and running just 73 performances. “Assassins” later won the Best Revival Tony Award in 2004, and for its 30th anniversary, the original cast is reuniting virtually Monday night at 8 p.m.

Activist Rose McGowan says the political divide in America contributed to her decision to move out of the United States to Mexico last year. Speaking with Fox News from her new home, the former "Charmed" actress detailed her current path to healing after feeling rather depleted in the wake of Harvey Weinstein's early 2020 New York trial as well as the build-up to the presidential election.

Get out your tissue boxes, Real World fans! There’s a LOT of nostalgia headed your way.

as part of a new revival series, “The Real World Homecoming: New York,” premiering Thursday on Paramount+. Gentry told The Post in a recent Zoom call, “They got seven people who were very different and from very different backgrounds. But . . .

It was almost the reunion everyone wanted. The Real World Homecoming: New York premiered on Paramount+ on Thursday, March 4, but wasn’t exactly what the cast was hoping for.

The OGs of reality TV cohabitation are back, y’all!

What happens when people stop being polite and start getting real? Well, an almost fully reunited cast of the original season of The Real World.

was unlike anything on TV at the time, with the cast of being the first to go through MTV’s “social experiment” of putting strangers together in a house, where they would be taped as they lived and worked together.

In 1992, The Real World debuted on MTV, introducing the nation to the guilty pleasure of reality TV with seven strangers picked to live together in a loft.

NEW YORK -- The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame said Tuesday that it plans to have a live induction of its 36th class on Oct. 30 in Cleveland — before an actual audience!The induction ceremony will take place in the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, home of the Cleveland Cavaliers, and tickets will be available to the general public.“We are optimistic and hopeful for the ceremony,” said Greg Harris, president and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.Inductees will be announced in May.

Not an easy choice. Although the original cast of The Real World were all on good terms, one roommate did need a bit of convincing when it came to returning to the loft to film The Real World Homecoming: New York, an upcoming Paramount+ series.

MTV’s “The Real World” is coming back.

Announced as part of the line-up for the new Paramount+ streaming service, the limited-event series brings the groundbreaking reality stars back to the same apartment in the Big Apple that they lived in back in 1992 — and it seems things haven't changed much.The so-called «Seven Strangers» — whose personalities and lives clashed and blended for fascinating reality TV three decades ago — are looking back at their lives since last they interacted.Upon reflecting on how the lessons they were

original “seven strangers” of MTV’s “The Real World” are back — and they’re still fighting the same arguments three decades later.A new trailer for “The Real World Homecoming: New York” dropped Friday, with all the familiar faces from Season 1 — Becky Blasband, Andre Comeau, Heather B.