Kimora: House of Fab is an American reality television series on the Style Network that debuted on January 23, 2013. Kimora: House of Fab chronicles the day-to-day life at JustFab, an online fashion website. Simmons was hired in 2011 after the company raised $33 million in first round capital. The series focuses solely on Simmons career with the company, rather than her home life as shown in Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane.
Blogger and general contractor Trent Fasnacht is a passionate restoration expert who takes on dilapidated houses in historic Charleston, South Carolina, and transforms them back into the beautiful homes they once were.
Five very different young women begin the long difficult journey of becoming nuns. The first step is called discernment and will help determine if they are capable of giving up the lives they've always known to become nuns.
XOX Betsey Johnson is an American reality documentary television series on the Style Network and debuted on May 12, 2013. The series follows Betsey Johnson and her daughter, Lulu, as they struggle to evolve their mother-daughter relationship, move on from filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy and nurture their future careers.
A group of men and women camp out on a secluded island in search of love. They must survive for six days and five nights while getting to know the person they want to woo.
John and Callahan Walsh celebrate the captures from investigations that left the largest impacts. With the perps finally behind bars, families can breathe easier knowing that justice has been served.
Fame meets Whiplash in this new dance docusoap set in Miami's Liberty City. Traci Young-Byron, the coach of the YCDT Supastarz, has more than just a competitive dance squad.
When Amy, the CEO of a major charity, loses her father, she's shocked to discover he owned a mysterious storage locker with a deadly secret inside - the body of a woman. Was her father a murderer? Who was this woman?
Welcome to the competitive world of Prom Queens! Girls go head to head for the title as they enlist the help of their friends and overbearing moms to run their campaigns.