So You Think You Can Dance | The Top 18 Perform | BestSeries.TV">Mia Michaels" />Bravo has announced more shows to feed our reality TV addiction! The network's upcoming reality shows include a docuseries by a former  SYTYCD favorite and the latest spin-off in the Real Housewives franchise. Here are nine new hows you can look forward to on Bravo:

1. Miami Social Club - Follows members of Miami's social elite.
2. Pregnant in Heels - Follows the owner/designer of  the high-end maternity brand Rosie Pope Maternity.
3. Mia Michaels -- Follows the professional life of So You Think You Can Dance choreographer So You Think You Can Dance | The Top 18 Perform | BestSeries.TV">Mia Michaels.
4. Real Housewives of Beverly Hills - Follows a group of  Bevery Hills-based "housewives"
5. Million Dollar Decorators - Follows high end interior decorators in LA.
6. Around the World in 80 Plates -- Cooking competition that takes contestants around the world.
7. Commander in Chef -- Cooking competition that takes place in front a live studio audience.
8. Fashion Masters --  Fashion design competition between already-successful designers. (Two-hour special)
9. Hitmakers - Music competition for singer/songwriters.

Which of these shows are you most looking forward to? Let me know in the comments!

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Daisy De la Hoya and Corey Haim" />The Two Coreys star Corey Haim was dating Daisy of Love star Daisy de la Hoya before his death, E! Online reports.

Daisy de la Hoya and Corey Haim were introduced by Corey's best friend and reality show costar Corey Feldman, E! reports. A source told E!, ""Their first official date was two weeks ago, but they'd been hanging out a little while before that...They weren't in an exclusive relationship, but they were having a lot of fun getting to know each other and seeing what would happen."

After Corey's death, Daisy, who was reportedly inconsolable,  tweeted, "Why do I always fall for the lost soul? We could of been lost together, now your lost forever.... Ill miss you."

Corey was the star of the reality show The Two Coreys,  which aired on A&E. Daisy de la Hoya starred in her own dating reality show Daisy of Love, which aired on VH1.

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A few bits of news from the last week:

• What the Internet wants, the Internet gets: Thanks to the massive popularity of a Facebook petition, comedy icon Betty White has finally been confirmed to host Saturday Night Live. She'll star in the May 8 episode, which will also feature a reunion of past SNL female cast members, including Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Saturday Night Live | The Best Of Molly Shannon | BestSeries.TV">Molly Shannon, Saturday Night Live | Will Ferrell/Green Day | BestSeries.TV">Maya Rudolph, Ana Gasteyer and Saturday Night Live | Saturday Night Live: Presidential Bash ...">Rachel Dratch. SNL producer Lorne Michaels insists, however, that White will be the sole host.
• It looks like production may be gearing back up on Two and a Half Men, as star Charlie Sheen is in the process of leaving rehab, and will be in court on Monday for an appearance related to his recent criminal charges. The Hollywood Reporter reports that Sheen will be back on the Men set by next Tuesday, which would allow the show to finish shooting the remainder of this season's episodes.
• Oscar nominee Gabourey Sidibe of Precious has been added to the cast of Showtime's new dark comedy The Big C, starring Laura Linney as a teacher who experiences renewed purpose after being diagnosed with cancer. Sidibe will be featured in a recurring role as one of Linney's students. She's also said to be in the running for a guest spot on Modern Family.
• Pam and Jim's baby on The Office, Cecelia Marie, was named after actress Jenna Fischer's niece. How cute.

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