THE WIFE for the show "What I Hate About Me"

Set your tivo's and don't forget to watch my segment on the show "What I Hate About Me," featured on the Style Network. My apologies for the late notice, I lost track of the date and forgot it aired Saturday at 9:00pm. I was thrilled when the producers asked me to be on the show as their Domestic Expert to teach the lovely Barika how to bake a cake. Below are a few photos from my day of filming and the repeat schedule for the upcoming week. - THE WIFE

Repeat Schedule:

Saturday, 12:00 am

Wednesday, 11:00 am

Friday, 6:00 am and 2:00 pm

Fall Show to Make You Laugh Out Loud: Modern Family

This show is the perfect 30 minute comic relief for any WIFE. And if you don't have a Tivo to set, catch it on HULU.

Wednesday Nights on ABC

Season Premiere Monday

Every Wife's favorite, Oprah Premieres today with her much talked about 2 part interview with Whitney Houston.....

And My Personal favorite Gossip girl premieres tonight to kick off another fantastic Season!

I cannot wait for for Blair Waldorf style inspiration! Yeah!

Mad Men, Season 2

Mad Men Has Returned for it's second season! 

If you haven't set your Tivo's, I suggest you do Immediately! 

The Era, The Costumes, The Interior Design. How could you not love every ounce of this very addicting Television show. I would give anything to be a wife in this glamorous decade, were a women's job was to be the perfect lady, wife and mother.  And an age where quickly divorces didn't exist. Ahhh The good old days.....

Mad Men for Vanity Fair

Photos From Vanity Fair

New T.V. Show to Love: Nurse jackie

Nurse Jackie is a half-hour dark comedy that is at turns wicked, heartbreaking and funny. Edie Falco stars as the title character Jackie O'Hurley, a strong-willed and brilliant -- but very flawed -- emergency room nurse in a complicated New York City hospital. A lapsed Catholic with an occasional weakness for Vicodin and Adderall to get her through the days, Jackie keeps the hospital balanced with her own kind of justice. Every day is a high wire act of juggling patients, doctors, fellow nurses and her own indiscretions.