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A recap of the Nov. 25 episode of 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,' as Kim hopes to keep things light -- and fails miserably

This week¿s episode begins with Brandi naked in a bathtub, explaining to gal-pal Jennifer Gimenez that seeing as she¿s settled into her new digs, she no longer has much use for real estate boyfriend J.R

A recap of the Nov. 4 season premiere of 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'

A recap of the reunion show of 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'

A recap of ther season finale of 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,' in which Lisa finally gets to enjoy her vow-renewal ceremony

Kyle's store opening brings drama to this week's 'Real Housewives of Bevery Hills'

Kim is being very fair and kind with her delivery, but Taylor's stone-faced expression gives me pause. I can't believe Taylor's even on the show this season.

Finally, the night has come. Adrienne and Brandi are going to be at the same place, at the same time.

'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' recap, Twerking to empowerment

This is the next-to-last episode of season three and I'm already in withdrawal. I'll probably be slumped in a corner with a Botox needle in my forehead next week

The famous celebrity performs her first concert, and Kim's house turns out to be haunted (besides the skeletons in the closet)

Kyle plans yet another dinner party to give Marissa another chance to get to know the girls. For some reason, she's still pretending that there's anything functional about their friendships

Brandi rolls up to the party looking ready for war. She starts getting crass with Kyle, and Lisa has to tell her to behave.

Brandi imparts a bit of gossip about Adrienne that is so intense the audience doesn't even get to hear it. Kyle is shocked. Shocked, I say!

At the dinner table, post-F-bomb, it is tense, y'all. Brandi and Kim leave the table, and Lisa stays behind, defending Brandi. Blah.

'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' recap,

The Fosters host a dinner party that takes a turn for the awkward when two drunken housewives start singing Amazing Grace.

For some reason, a group of grown women seemed determined to hash out all of their petty drama at a child's birthday party.

The title, "Down and Left Out in Beverly Hills" signaled that we were in for some childish shenanigans this episode, and the ladies delivered

"Top Chef: Texas": The three-city tour continues to Dallas, y'all

Leonard Pitts says Russell Armstrong's suicide exposes the sickness of turning people's problems into mass entertainment