When The Real Housewives of Orange County debuted in 2006, it became an instant hit for parent network Bravo, with its cast of affluent, attractive women engaging in diva-like behavior. The show just finished its 10th season with an average 2.7 million viewers, its success inspiring a series of spin-offs set in Atlanta, New York… Read More
When Bravo’s Andy Cohen, senior vice president of original programming and development, takes pitch meetings, the folks doing the pitching are pretty high up the media food chain. After all, Mr. Cohen is a key green-lighter of programs like The Real Housewives of, oh, Atlanta, New Jersey, L.A…. and Top Chef… and Work of Art…. Read More
Andy Cohen (COM ’90), Bravo’s Senior Vice President of Original Programming and Development, visited the College of Communication to speak to students about his career path and experiences in television — from his days at CBS News (Cohen’s degree is in Broadcast Journalism) to his current role overseeing production of Bravo’s programs. Read Cohen’s blog entry about… Read More