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Addicted to A&E's Intervention? You're Not Alone
Exploitation. Voyeurism. Tears.
TV Interventions: Eye-Opening Truth or Blinding Exploitation?
Celebrity DJ Adam Goldstein (aka DJ AM) has teamed up with MTV to launch a new show tentatively titled Gone Too Far. The reality show will capture tough-love interventions for young people addicted to drugs.
You might be wondering what DJing has to do with kicking addictions.
Intervention Has Never Been So Fun
I'm having a hard time breaking my addition to A&E's Intervention. (Though I guess it could be worse.) Perhaps a song is in order? See more Kristin Chenoweth videos at Funny or DieDoes This Reality Go Too Far?
My new favorite show, Intervention, is gaining popularity by the second. It's the show I can't wait to discuss with my friends the next day and even though the people depicted are troubled and in dire need of help, I'm fascinated each and every episode. Of course reality TV isn't anything new, but this documentary takes the reality to a whole other level.
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Girl Intervention
Even the most optimistic people feel down every once and a while; it’s only human. But sometimes, one day of feeling sad turns into a week and then a month and before you know it, you’ve go a bad case of the blues. The only thing worse than finding yourself in one of these phases, is having to watch a friend go through it.
Divine Intervention: 1 in 2 Say Prayer Saves the Dying. Do You?
Paging Dr. God? More than half of adults in the US put more faith in the divine than in a doctor's care — 57 percent said God's intervention could save a dying family member even if their doctor had declared treatment futile.
Intervention: Dog Food Addiction
This season, A&E goes where no do-good show has gone before: into the dark underbelly of dog food addiction. She's only a baby, but Katie has a serious problem. The temptation to nosh on kibble has consumed her appetite, her curiosity, and her exploratory crawling time.
Have Cafe Novelists Replaced Boozin' Writers?
In the past, the writer's life was often a lush life. Many great American novelists — including Ernest Hemingway and John Cheever — were notorious drunks. In fact, according to an article by Tom Shone in the new issue of More Intelligent Life, five of America's seven Nobel literary laureates were alcoholics:
In America William Faulkner and Scott Fitzgerald were the Paris and Britney of their day, caught in the funhouse mirror of fame, their careers a vivid tabloid mash-up of hospitalizations and electroshock therapies.
Somebody Stage an Intervention!
This cat crackhead is really getting into the holiday spirit! Too bad he needs drugs. Cats these days.
Is This What They Call an "Intervention"?
This poor, sleepy, drunken fool is about to get a rude awakening. Consider this video a reminder why "drink less" should be one of your New Year's resolutions...
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