Sometimes The Name Is Funnier Than The

I Either Wrote At The End Of The Night Or Sometimes In The Morning. Sometimes They Were Full Entries, Or Others I Just Wrote Notes About Things That Happened That Day Or Funny Thoughts I'd Had. If I Had A Truly Eventful Day, I'd Take The Time To Write It All Down In Great Detail. I Edited A Lot Of Content Out Once It Was All Finished - There Was Way Too Much, And I Didn't Want To Bore Anyone. I Like To Keep The Book [superficial: More Adventures From The Andy Cohen Diaries] Moving At A Fast Pace.

In The Case Of 'the Housewives,' I Call The 'housewives' Sociology Of The Rich. I Think It's Just Fun To Watch. It's Guilt-free Gossiping That You Can Have. It's Like The Modern-day Soap Opera, In My Mind.

I Started Working At Bravo In 2005, When I Was Offered A Job By Lauren Zalaznick, The Network's Chairman. She Encouraged Me To Start A Blog. I Wrote Behind-the-scenes Gossip About 'battle Of The Network Reality Stars,' The First Show I Took On As Head Of Current Programming.

Ultimately, It's Not My Job To Judge The 'housewives' - We Don't Editorialize On The Show; We Really Leave It To The Audience. We Have A Certain Wink, Which Is The Bravo Wink. We May Linger On A Shot Or We May Let Something Play Out Longer, But We Leave It To You.

I Think When You're Live On Tv In An Unscripted Environment A Lot Slips Through The Cracks Of Your Real Self. People Can Read My Face, They Know What I'm Thinking.