Last night’s telecast was horrific programming by Bravo. News reports today criticized the telecast as “painful” to watch. Others called Adrienne Maloof delusional for claiming a notable celebrity news site pays $25,000 per article about a RHOBH cast member, and spending ten minutes of air time on the allegation. (The site has since denied that absurd allegation.)

As reported previously, Brandi Glanville claims Kyle Richards, Taylor Armstrong, and Adrienne Maloof secretly met ahead of taping the telecast to allegedly prepare a staged Mean Girls verbal attack on Lisa during the telecast. Even if they didn’t, the lines delivered last night were staged worse than an old episode of The Hills.

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Moreover, some viewers contend that the motivation to gang up on Vanderpump might have been jealousy over Lisa allegedly filming a pilot show with Bravo in fall 2011. Allegations surfaced last winter that Lisa Vanderpump shot a pilot episode for her own, spinoff show for Bravo last winter. In October 2011, the National Enquirer first reported the news. “Lisa’s thrilled to be getting a divorce from the other housewives and their dramas — and becoming a star in her own right!” claimed the Enquirer.  The tabloid claimed the show had been greenlighted for production.

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GossipCop at the time reported the claim the show had been greenlighted was false. But then in January, Rob Shuter reported that the pilot episode was taped but that the decision to pick up the show had not been decided, yet. “Bravo has taped a pilot with Lisa for her own show and is now deciding if they want to greenlight a full series based around her life and family.”

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Today, fans are demanding that Bravo not invite back three cast members for next season. If you had your selection, who would you let go?

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Asteroid Eros’ approach tonight is one of several, unusual news making celestial events this year. At twenty miles in width, and peanut shape, Eros will give stargazers an unusual treat tonight.

“Transit of Venus” reports to news this week that tonight’s approach is similar to that, however, of 1931. “The shortest distance to earth, the time of the year, the path through the stars and the maximum brightness are all nearly the same. The only difference will be the observers: instead of professionals, Eros will now be photographed chiefly by amateurs like you.”

Tonight’s approach has prompted exceptional analysis by the Eros Parallax Project. Analysts report to news that tonight’s historic event, along with the transit of Venue in June, are rare, phenomenal, and unprecedented opportunities to enjoy this generation.

And while the excitement starts tonight, moderate telescopes should be able to see the entire display of Eros through February 10, 2012, NASA tells news. Moreover, if you miss it this week, the next time Eros will get this close is the year 2056.

After tonight, there are several other exceptional moments that NASA tells news stargazers should not miss. On May 20, 2012 the first “ring of fire” annual solar eclipse will be seen in the U.S. in eighteen years. The sun will deliver a stellar ring of fire much like that seen in 1994. “I like to compare different types of eclipses on a scale of 1 to 10 as visual spectacles,” says NASA’s leading eclipse expert, Fred Espenak of the Goddard Space Flight Center, in a recent news statement. “If a partial eclipse is a 5 then an annular eclipse is a 9.”

Later this year, stargazers will get a partial lunar on June 4, NASA tells news, followed by a the total lunar on November 13, and penumbral lunar on November 28.

“Do It With Your Boots On” bids reference to the Cupid Shuffle. Moreover, a recently released music video shows the hit maker enduring even the graces of an angry man by the merely referencing the Cupid Shuffle dance moves.

This time, Cupid is moving (to the left, to the left) with a new beat. Cupid tells news that on February 1 he will debut the music video movie for the track officially, currently available on his Facebook profile. The album “Feel Good Music” will get a February 14 release, the singer tells news as well. “Dance on the Mattress” off the album has already been released to fans earlier this month.

Tracks on the upcoming album will feature Coko, Lelee and Taj performing with producers Bryan M. Cox and Jazze Pha. No debut date for the Co-Sign music video has been announced to news. But in newly released pictures from the film shoot, scenes include a bedroom shoot and a white glossy staircase moment.

I Missed Us is the group’s first studio album since 1997. The group, however, has released three compilation albums hits decade.

Cleo Berry several years ago was a struggling actor. So too pay the bills, he sat for $500 at a NYC studio. Berry allowed photographers to take body pictures of him, including pictures of his two legs. In one picture, he sits on a stool.

Recently, an ad agency was hired by the New York Department of Health to advise the public about the dangers of diabetes. The campaign sought to inform New Yorkers that the condition can lead to a loss of a limb.

So the ad agency purchased the photo of Cleo Berry with two legs. And then they photoshopped off one of Berry’s legs.

Cleo found out about the campaign by accident. He tells the New York Times . “I cried at my computer screen for, like, a minute”. NYC Health spokesman John Kelly has defended the error. The image has appeared on NYC subways, on the agency’s website, even on billboards. “This issue isn’t about one actor but rather the 700,000 New Yorkers who struggle with diabetes, which kills 1,700 people a year and causes amputations in another 3,000. Advertising to warn the public about health concerns saves lives and we will continue our efforts to warn New Yorkers about diabetes,”

“I was beyond shocked,” Cleo told The New York Times this weekend. “I cried at my computer screen for, like, a minute. … I said: ‘Oh my gosh, they even gave me crutches. Come on, people.’”