It's a week of newbies on Bravo when a batch of new master chefs get added to the mix on "Top Chef Masters" and a new face pops up on "The Real Housewives of New York City."
Bravo's late-night craze "Watch What Happens: Live" airs at a brand new time at 11PM ET/PT on Thursday immediately following an explosive episode of "Real Housewives."
On Wednesday, April 28 at 10PM ET/PT, Bravo's "Top Chef Masters" turns up the heat when the master chefs must cook for their toughest critics yet - the cast and crew of the hit TV series "Modern Family."
Competing to make classic dishes a bit more "modern" are five top chefs including: Debbie Gold (The American Restaurant), Jody Adams (Rialto Restaurant), Maria Hines (Tilth), Rick Tramonto (TRU) and Susur Lee (Madeline's).
As the war between Jill and Bethenny continues this week's episode of "The Real Housewives of New York City," airing Thursday, April 29 at 10PM ET/PT, a fresh face is brought on to the scene. Jill brings event planner extraordinaire Jennifer Gilbert into the fray by asking her to help plan the Zarin family holiday party. Jennifer is a busy career woman with a husband and three kids, will she find time to catch up on all the drama? Watch what happens!
Everyone's favorite Brooklynites Alex & Simon from "The Real Housewives of New York City" join host Andy Cohen in the Bravo clubhouse on "Watch What Happens: Live" at a brand new time on Thursday, April 29 at 11PM ET/PT. "Watch What Happens: Live" is Bravo's first late night, interactive, weekly talk show that features guests from the world of entertainment, politics and pop culture. Upcoming guests include Ellen Barkin, Kristen Chenowith and New Jersey Housewife Caroline Manzo. For clips of some of the best moments, go to - http://www.bravotv.com/watch-what-happens-live/season-2/videos
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