“The Last Cowboy” is galloping in this fall. The latest season of the competition docuseries will premiere on Nov. 15 on CMT, TheWrap has exclusively learned. It will air on the network at 8 p.m. commercial free.

Nikko Hurtado and DJ Tambe join CBS New York to talk about new season of "Ink Master" airing on Paramount+.

Here's your exclusive first look at The Real Housewives of Potomac's season nine opening credits. Word on the street is that The Real Housewives of Potomac taglines have finally arrived.

E! News can exclusively revealed the Bravo series' season nine opening credits featuring sassy one-liners from Karen Huger, Gizelle Bryant, Wendy Osefo, Ashley Darby and Mia Thornton, as well as new Housewives Keiarna Stewart and Stacey Rusch.

The only thing hotter than the desert in the United Arab Emirates? The drama between The Real Housewives of Dubai.

Phaedra Parks has her peach back!

The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 50, is officially returning to the franchise that made her a household name, as a full-time cast member for season 16.

Steven Weinstock and Glenda Hersh

Co-CEOs, co-presidents and exec producers, Truly Original

With three “Housewives” hits — “Atlanta,” “Potomac” and “Dubai” — the first international “Housewives” series, along with Bravo’s “Summer House,” Truly has also built a new franchise for History Channel with “Swamp People.” Their unscripted partnership with Taylor Sheridan has yielded “The Last Cowboy,” now in production on Season 5. This year, “Family Karma” earned a GLAAD Award nomination, while “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” landed an NAACP Award nomination.

Most memorable personality? “I have to say Andy Cohen. No matter what drama is happening in and around the ‘Housewives’ universe, Andy maintains his true commitment to and love for the space,”
Weinstock says.

Change you’d like to see? “I’d love to see a return to some of the crazy, creative chance-taking that was front and center in the early days of unscripted. There was a heightened, even ridiculous sense of fun and humor that I think a lot of us miss, and that audiences loved,” says Hersh.