Whatever Happened To The Homes Made Famous By Reality TV?

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Reality TV gives viewers a glimpse into the lives of others — famous celebrities, or soon-to-be — following their trials and tribulations with more than a handful of drama along the way.

Viewers get to peek into the homes where reality TV celebrities live, or where they stayed during the filming of the show and sometimes the scenes are not so pretty.

Pets run rampant, peeing on expensive carpets, celebs fight to save their homes from foreclosure, and then there are the occasional domestic flare-ups.

The majority of homes are located in Los Angeles and most of them have several thousand feet of living space, as well as a pool and many other TV-worthy amenities.

What is the status of these homes now? Many of these homes are for sale — stuck on the real estate market with huge price cuts — or, were recently sold. 

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ACCIDENTS WAITING TO HAPPEN: The Most Dangerous People In Reality Television

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For Bravo and its "Real Housewives" franchise, the tragic death of Russell Armstrong has spelled serious business problems.

And though we don't subscribe to the theory that putting something on camera makes it real, plenty of people have raised questions about how reality TV affects its subjects and its viewers.

You don't have to look far to find stars whose issues with anger, alcohol, or self-esteem are imparting terrible TV lessons at best -- or, at worst, pushing them towards personal collapse, right before our eyes.

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iPhone Virtual Reality Viewer

by Edwin - on August 18th, 2011

The iPhone is able to do a whole lot of stuff – not just over the screen itself, but you can also use it to control remote controlled helicopters as well. This extreme versatility that had never been seen before in any phone prior to it has made it a hugely desirable handset, so you can more or less expect the frenzy that will surround the iPhone 5's release. Well, for the moment, you might as well as add another job description to the already long list on the iPhone 4's resume – the iPhone Virtual Reality Viewer.

Yes sir, this unique device will work with the iPhone, rolling out immersive, three-dimensional viewing experiences. You will need not spend anything more than the $49.95 asking price since you will take advantage of free downloadable applications that will use the iPhone’s accelerometer, allowing the 3D environments within to move when the iPhone is moved.

You wear the iPhone Virtual Reality Viewer just like a pair of binoculars, where a couple of finger holes are located at the bottom so that you can access the smartphone’s touchscreen display. 3D movie trailers aren’t the only way to keep yourself entertained with this – you can also use it to play a smattering of interactive games. It will play nice with the iPhone 4, iPod touch (4th generation), iPhone 3G/3GS, and 2nd/3rd Generation iPod touch.

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