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Much has been said about socialite Tinsley Mortimer, who starred in her own short-lived reality series for The CW called High Society and was previously arrested for trespassing on her on-again, off-again boyfriend's property. But before she makes her debut on The Real Housewives of New York City, co-star Sonja Morgan is opening up about her relationship with her 41-year-old new roommate.

Real Housewives of New York City newbie Tinsley Mortimer has a reputation that precedes her and, unfortunately, it's not all pleasant. The socialite, who starred in her own short-lived reality series for The CW called High Society, was previously arrested for trespassing on her on-again, off-again boyfriend Alexander "Nico" Fanjul's property in Florida. Now she's ready to tell her side of the story.

New York has a new Housewife.

People has learned that Tinsley Mortimer has been filming scenes for The Real Housewives of New York City‘s upcoming season, and a source reveals that the troubled socialite will be taking the place of last season’s newest cast member Jules Wainstein, who became embroiled in a contentious divorce after the show finished filming.

Mortimer, 41, is certainly no stranger to either reality TV or personal drama.

Formerly the star of The CW’s 2010 series High Society, she was arrested this past April for trespassing on her ex-boyfriend’s property in Palm Beach, Florida.

Tinsley Mortimer's trespassing arrest ordeal is finally over, People has learned. Less than four months after the star was arrested for allegedly trespassing on her ex Nico Fanjul's property, Mortimer has signed a deal - meaning the case will not be going to trial. Per the agreement Mortimer's legal team struck with the district attorney's office, no communication will be made, either directly or indirectly, between Mortimer and Fanjul, and Mortimer will stay away from Fanjul's home as well as his parents' home. The charges will be officially dismissed on Dec. 30. Mortimer called authorities to Fanjul's home in April...

Tinsley Mortimer's trespassing arrest ordeal is finally over, People has learned. Less than four months after the star was arrested for allegedly trespassing on her ex Nico Fanjul's property, Mortimer has signed a deal - meaning the case will not be going to trial. Per the agreement Mortimer's legal team struck with the district attorney's office, no communication will be made, either directly or indirectly, between Mortimer and Fanjul, and Mortimer will stay away from Fanjul's home as well as his parents' home. The charges will be officially dismissed on Dec. 30. Mortimer called authorities to Fanjul's home in April...

Less than three months have passed since Tinsley Mortimer was arrested for allegedly trespassing on her ex Nico Fanjul's property – and a source tells People the socialite is "seeking counseling with other abused women."

"Tinsley became so isolated during her relationship with Nico," says the source. "They would have these explosive fights and then he would apologize and it was an endless cycle."

"She was in denial," adds the source. "I think she believed he would change."

According to the source, "counseling has been really helpful for Tinsley. She just wants to move on with her life."

When reached by People,...

Less than three months have passed since Tinsley Mortimer was arrested for allegedly trespassing on her ex Nico Fanjul's property - and a source tells People the socialite is "seeking counseling with other abused women." "Tinsley became so isolated during her relationship with Nico," says the source. "They would have these explosive fights and then he would apologize and it was an endless cycle." "She was in denial," adds the source. "I think she believed he would change."According to the source, "counseling has been really helpful for Tinsley. She just wants to move on with her life." When reached by People,...

Tinsley Mortimer is keeping busy.

The former New York City socialite, who now lives in Florida, was spotted out and about in Deerfield Beach Tuesday – marking the first time photos of the star have surfaced since she was arrested for allegedly trespassing on her ex-boyfriend Nico Fanjul's property April 9.

Mortimer, 40, was spotted leaving the offices of furniture brand Impulse, wearing a black dress and Valentino heels with her blonde hair styled in loose waves.

She was also carrying a large purse and a few folders.

In the weeks after Mortimer's trespassing arrest at her ex-boyfriend, sugar heir Nico Fanjul's home in Palm Beach,...

Tinsley Mortimer is keeping busy. The former New York City socialite, who now lives in Florida, was spotted out and about in Deerfield Beach Tuesday - marking the first time photos of the star have surfaced since she was arrested for allegedly trespassing on her ex-boyfriend Nico Fanjul's property April 9. Mortimer, 40, was spotted leaving the offices of furniture brand Impulse, wearing a black dress and Valentino heels with her blonde hair styled in loose waves.She was also carrying a large purse and a few folders. In the weeks after Mortimer's trespassing arrest at her ex-boyfriend, sugar heir Nico Fanjul's home in Palm Beach,...

After New York City socialite Tinsley Mortimer's surprising arrest for trespassing at her ex-boyfriend, sugar heir Nico Fanjul's home in Florida last week, new revelations about the pair's tumultuous relationship are coming out. Police reports obtained by People detail a shocking incident of alleged domestic violence from 2013, which resulted in Mortimer's hospitalization for a head injury. Fanjul had no comment when reached by People, and a rep for Mortimer also had no comment. According to one police report, Mortimer was hospitalized "due to a possible battery" on Christmas Day in 2013. The officer called to the hospital wrote she had...

It’s never wise to tangle with Johnny Law, and Tinsley Mortimer learned her lesson after getting arrested on Saturday (April 9) in Palm Beach, Florida.

The “High Society” starlet was charged with trespassing after crashing a private party on El Dorado Lane, though she only received a misdemeanor.

According to the police report, “[Tinsley] was crying and screaming irrationally stating that her boyfriend … was inside with another woman and she only wanted to retrieve her purse from inside.” Meanwhile, the unnamed owner of the home insisted that he and Mortimer were no longer a couple and that her handbag was not inside his residence.

Producers Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel and Louise Gund are pleased to announce that Roslyn Ruff will play the roles of Coretta Scott King and Fannie Lou Hamer in the Broadway bound production of All The Way by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Robert Schenkkan The Kentucky Cycle. Ruff, who was most recently seen on Broadway in Romeo and Juliet, joins previously announced three-time Emmy Award-winning actor Bryan Cranston 'Breaking Bad' as Lyndon B. Johnson, Michael McKean as J. Edgar Hoover, Brandon J. Dirden as Martin Luther King, Jr., Rob Campbell as Governor George Wallace, and 5-time Tony nominee John McMartin Into the Woods, High Society, Sweet Charity, Show Boat, Don Juan as Richard Russell. Coretta Scott King, wife of Martin Luther King, Jr., helped lead the African-American Civil Rights Movement. Fannie Lou Hamer was a voting rights activist and civil rights leader who was instrumental in organizing Mississippi Freedom Summer...

Did anyone else on this planet watch, uh... that show, that CW show... shit, what the hell was the name? Hold on one second. [Runs to Wikipedia.] Ah, right — High Society. Did anyone else on this planet watch High Society, that true train wreck of the reality TV genre that "followed" the "life" of Tinsley Mortimer and her "socialite" "friends"? (I'm not even sure how to describe it. Everything was wrong. The show had anti-narrative.) If you did, then you already know Devorah Rose, the ridiculously named social climber/editor of a fake magazine. If you didn't, this is Devorah Rose: (I'm truly sorry about that. Also, in case you were confused, Devorah is the giant praying mantis next to the lady in the ridiculous hat.) This seems like the kind of woman that celebrated novelist and Booker [...]...

After last week's episode of 90210 — which featured Teddy and Marco's relationship "fast forwarding" past the first date, the second date and well who knows how many dates — this week I totally expected to tune in and find the duo settled in a civil union and setting up play dates with Kevin and Scotty from Brothers & Sisters.

Instead, we got something much worse — Harper, the crazy "loser" girl who has planned all of the school dances for the past four years had more of a storyline than Teddy and Marco.

I kid you not.

Sure, Teddy won Prom King and even danced briefly with Marco, but that was it. Otherwise, he was in the background holding up the scenery. Hell, he didn't even show up until halfway through the episode when we finally caught a glimpse of him and Marco arriving at the prom. Teddy then gets crowned Prom King and...

Last week, GLAAD released its 4th annual Network Responsibility Index. The purpose of the report is to evaluate Glbt representation on television by trying to assign a quantitative number to Glbt representation on primetime television for the five major broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, The CW, Fox, NBC) and the top ten cable networks (MTV, ABC Family, TNT, Showtime, Lifetime, FX, HBO, USA, A&E, TBS).

GLAAD defines their methodology as counting “major and minor” impressions, an "impression" being anytime a Glbt character appears onscreen. Even two straight characters discussing marriage equality counts as a minor impression.

To determine each network’s final rating, GLAAD counts up the total impressions and divides by the number of original hours of programming the network airs. That number is the percentage of Glbt inclusive hours aired by each network.

GLAAD also looks at racial diversity and diversity in the “G” vs “L” vs “B...

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'High Society' didn't mean high ratings.

The CW reality show, about infamous New York City socialite of Tinsley Mortimer, has been canceled after one season, according to the NY Post.

Viewership had fallen below one million per episode, according to the report.

Mortimer, who has been described as a charity-ball staple, model and designer, was not happy about her portrayal on the show and complained to producers about her depiction. Mortimer was reportedly upset about how her conflict with rival Devorah Rose was shown on the show.

 

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American socialite Tinsley Mortimer's TV show "High Society" has been axed after just one season. The reality star appeared in the series with her friends and family, but Mortimer - along with her mother Dale Mercer and sister Dabney - reportedly complained over the way they were portrayed in season one.

And bosses at U.S. TV network The CW have now decided to pull the show following disappointing viewing figures, according to New York Post's gossip column Page Six.

A source tells the publication, "Tinsley was told she would have some editorial control, but she was horrified to find she had none and was being put in situations where people were manipulated to act in a certain way. She wasn't happy with the way it came out."...

The final of the 2010 World Cup was huge for Spain and pretty big in the United States as well.

The match, which saw Spain beat the Netherlands, 1-0, on Andres Iniesta's goal near the end of extra time, drew the biggest audience ever for a men's World Cup match. Espn says close to 15.5 million people tuned into the game, which aired on ABC Sunday afternoon (July 11).

Incidentally, that's the second time we've written a vairation on "biggest audience ever for a men's World Cup match" during this year's tournament. The U.S.-Ghana game on June 26, which drew 14.9 million people, held the record for all of two weeks.

- In other ratings news, A&E's new series "The Glades" got off to a solid start Sunday night.

The crime drama scored 3.6 million viewers for its debut, a record for an original drama series on the channel. An encore airing later...

Tinsley Mortimer's reality TV show has been cancelled after just one season. The socialite starred in High Society alongside her friends and family. According to the New York Post, bosses at The CW decided to cancel the programme due to disappointing viewing figures. A source told the paper: "Tinsley was told she would have some editorial control, but she (more)...

American socialite Tinsley Mortimer's TV show High Society has been axed after just one season.

The reality star appeared in the series with her friends and family, but Mortimer - along with her mother Dale Mercer and sister Dabney - reportedly complained over the way they were portrayed in season one.

And bosses at U.S. TV network The CW have now decided to pull the show following disappointing viewing figures, according to New York Post's gossip column Page Six.

A source tells the publication, "Tinsley was told she would have some editorial control, but she was horrified to find she had none and was being put in situations where people were manipulated to act in a certain way. She wasn't happy with the way it came out."...

Tinsley Mortimer's CW reality show, "High Society," has been canned after just one season, Page Six has learned. Sources say CW made the decision after Tinsley, her mother, Dale Mercer, and sister Dabney complained about the way they were portrayed -- especially over hysterical antics with Tinsley's arch-enemy Devorah Rose. An insider said, "Tinsley was told she would have some editorial control, but she was horrified to find she had none and was being put in situations where people...

There's very little, charity-wise, that Peter Facinelli isn't involved in. The latest is Habitat for Humanity.

Yesterday, Facinelli hosted a charity fundraiser in New York City, New York - his hometown - to raise money to support the cause.

According to Tonic, Facinelli teamed up with the organization and Dockers (clothing line) to put together the event, which took place at The Ainsworth.

"Besides Facinelli, who plays Carlisle Cullen in the Twilight series, Joel Madden, High Society stars Tinsely Mortimer and Dabney Mercer and several New York Giants mixed, mingled and donated cash to Habitat for Humanity. In exchange, all donors took home a pair of Dockers khakis, which t ...

Lindsay Lohan has a new member of her entourage: British model and socialite Lady Victoria "Lady V" Hervey. They hooked up at the Cannes Film Festival and have been spotted hanging out at the Sunset Tower Hotel and seeing the Sex and the City sequel together. Hervey may be well-known in her native country but is a new face in the United States. Here are five things to know about Lilo's new Bff: 1. A Jennifer Aniston Connection:Hervey, 33, a leggy blonde, dated English model Paul Sculfor before the Friends star romanced him briefly in 2007. 2. A Casey Johnson Connection, Too:She was often...

The CW reality star dishes about Tinsley, throwing champagne at Jules, and the possibility of a second season! Are you going to tune in to the finale tonight?

Queen Bees and sisters Tinsley Mortimer and Dabney Mercer rule the New York social scene in CW’s High Society — but it’s magazine editor and socialite Devorah Rose who is making waves with viewers. As Tinsley’s supposed former friend and current archrival, Devorah brings the drama wherever she goes. HollywoodLife.com spoke with her to get the inside story about what life’s really like in New York Society. Devorah even admits, “I threw champagne at [cos-star Jules Kirby] … and then nailed her with the glass for good measure!” Ouch!

High Society features some of the wildest antics ever shown on reality television. Are society girls really as wacky as they appear on the show? Or are they just making television?

Well, we...

If you're a regular reader here at Are You Screening?, that title alone is going to demand a bit of explanation, and I'm inclined to give it to you. We'll see how it goes. Among the latest crop of shows to partake of the theory that as long as living human beings are in front of the camera, there are, ipso facto, "real" people in front of the camera, and therefore you can call yourself reality television is the CW's High Society. Basically, it's the Tinsley Mortimer show, with other New York socialites (or whatever) being involved by way of some connection to Tinsley, whether that be friend, enemy, or frenemy (I could watch Gossip Girl). Notable members of the cast include- Paul Johnson Calderon, actually billed on the show as "Page Six Scandal Boy," and Jules Kirby, actually billed on the show as "trust-fund partier." The former apparently has some vague connection to Tinsley,...

Getty Images Tinsley Mortimer, the star of the reality show “High Society.”

Even though Devorah and Jules were both mysteriously absent from tonight’s proceedings, Tinsley’s insanity and a healthy dose of Dale made this one entertaining half-hour of television.

“My life is like a tennis match,” Tinsley tells us as we watch her literally play tennis. “A constant back and forth. And lately, my thoughts are bouncing back to Topper!” Uh-oh: we smell shenanigans on the Upper East Side. Er, or in Midtown, where Tinsley’s living post-divorce.

After getting out her aggression on the court, Tinz goes to see some buyers about her handbags. “Wait, don’t film this,” she says as two of her bags fall from the trunk of a car to the ground. In a confessional, she explains that she’s just frazzled because at 5:30 this morning, Topper came to her apartment. Whaaaa?...

Who's richer than Richie Rich, Puss In Boots steps out, what is Inception, and Russell T Davies, please step away from the series.

O.K., there are many things I don’t know about Twilight, but ranking way up there is the fact that sparkly vampire daddy Carlisle Cullen is worth $34.1 billion thanks to compound interest over the 370 years of his life. This ranks him as the wealthiest fictional character, higher than Scrooge McDuck ($33.5 billion) and even Richie Rich ($11.5 billion). Most amazingly, Forbes paid someone to figure this out and published it.

Alan Cumming has dropped out of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark in favor of his expanded role on The Good Wife. And the fact that the show actually exists.

George Washington could not tell a lie, and he also couldn’t return his library books. It turns out that our first president owes the New York Society...

The CW recently began airing a new reality show, High Society, that follows the wealthy "in crowd." Is the series rich in ratings?

High Society revolves around a group of young and beautiful New York socialites. The cast includes Alexandra Osipow, Dabney Mercer, Dale Mercer, Devorah Rose, Jules Kirby, Paul Johnson Calderon, and Tinsley Mortimer.

The series got off to a slow start on March 10th with just a 0.5 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 1.26 million viewers. The second episode dropped in total viewers though the 18-49 demo remained the same.

The numbers haven't gotten better and have continued to fall. This week's installment, the show's sixth, attracted just a 0.3 rating and 0.77 million viewers. These are terrible numbers, even by CW standards and many cable shows are performing better.

There are only eight...

Getty Images Tinsley Mortimer, star of “High Society.”

Drama! Drink throwing! Dale at a dating service! All in a day’s work for High Society, the reality show we love to hate.

In an attempt to add some meaning to her hopelessly superficial life, Tinsley has decided to travel to Uganda and work in an orphanage. Just kidding! She’s actually getting ready for a party. Two men are attending to the socialite’s hair and makeup when her friend Alex walks in, ranting and raving about what Devorah said to a reporter from New York Magazine last episode. “Who the f-ck does she think she is? She’s literally a delusional piece of white trash!” Alex fumes.

Dale, who is conveniently and inexplicably watching Tinz get her hair done, advises her daughter to respond to Devorah’s allegations. Yes, Tinsley, please listen to your crazy, crazy mother.Then Tinsley mockingly says,...

• Matthew Fox announced that he lost his virginity when he was 12 years old. Nothing like a V-card bomb to distract everyone from some other story. Pretty good strategy. • The Kardashians talk about their periods. Yep, that's about all we have to say about that. • Tinsley Mortimer is teaching charm school to the Jersey Shore girls in Harper's Bazaar?! Have they seen High Society? It's like a million times worse than Jersey Shore. • Brandy is sick of everyone being so mean to her about that car accident. She is cool with it if you want to make fun of her clothes, though. Also, Justin Bieber is sick of haters, too. • Sarah Palin's hustling hasn't...

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Apparently, you can take the Jersey out of the girl! Get ready to see them like you’ve never seen them before!

Our fave Jersey Shore ladies Snooki, JWoWW, and Sammi Sweetheart may be entertaining, but classy? Not so much — until now! For the May issue of Harper’s Bazaar, the mag enlisted socialite and star of High Society, Tinsley Mortimer, to help the gals clean up their acts! From etiquette lessons to a makeover, the girls went from loud to lovely. Snooki admitted, “I know a couple things about manners. I just don’t use them.” The pint sized reality star went on to talk about the origin of her trademark hairstyle, saying “It was a teen Guidette thing, and when everyone grew out of it, I just kept it.” In fact, she even plans on trademarking a special product, her own version of the Bumpit!

For some weird reason, the people over at Harper's Bazaar thought it was necessary to give the women of Jersey Shore a lesson in etiquette. Why would they want to do that? Snooki, J-WoWW, and Sammi have displayed nothing but class and cultivated taste throughout the show. Either way, the girls were the subject of an classy makeover photo-shoot with High Society reality socialite Tinsley Mortimer. The girls balanced books and then shed their cheap leggings and guidette fashions for glamorous ball gowns. The girls clean-up nice, don't you think? However, in a bizarre twist of fate, scraping off the orange spackle...

The ladies of "Jersey Shore" are moving on up and getting a tutorial on how to be high society women. "The Insider" goes inside their Harper's Bazaar photo shoot. The magazine teamed up with "High Society" star Tinsley Mortimer and Emily Post’s progeny Lizzie Post to offer lessons in posture and fine dining to Jenni "Jwoww" Farley, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi and Samantha “Sammi Sweetheart” Giancolo. "I used to take etiquette school when I used to go to school. So, I know a couple things. I just haven't been using them," Snooki said, laughing. The overnight reality stars can't seem to escape the public eye with Snooki commenting on her newfound fame, saying, "I can’t go out without being noticed. ... I still go to Dunkin’ Donuts … [but] oh, my God, it’s hard work.” "Jersey Shore" will return for a second season, starting out in Miami's South Beach. For more with the fist-pumping,...

Socialite/reality show star Tinsley Mortimer has another new man in her life. The platinum blonde has been dating 26-year-old nightlife player Brian Mazza, who first met her while she was shooting a scene for her CW show, "High Society." Mortimer and Mazza -- vice president of hospitality at the Paige Group, which owns Manhattan restaurants The Hill and Ainsworth, as well as Dune in Southampton -- were spotted dining at Ainsworth on Tuesday, and later popped by the Ace Hotel. "They looked very couple-y," says a spy. "They kissed a lot and left hand-in-hand.

High Society star Tinsley Mortimer has reportedly admitted that she was an "emotional wreck" while filming the CW show. The socialite and designer, who filed for divorce last July, told People that she went "through a lot" while working on the series, but was happy to show viewers who she really is. "I was an emotional wreck! The divorce hit me hard... I already get negative press. This is my chance to set the record straight," she said. Mortimer previously told Digital Spy that one of the main reasons she agreed to the show was to address the misconception that her life is perfect. (more)...

High Society star Tinsley Mortimer denies a co-star's allegations that the show is a "docu-soap," and says if Jules Kirby is unhappy with the way she's portrayed on the CW series, it's her own fault.

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Mortimer also invites viewers to watch a video posted on TVGuide.com showing Kirby's raw interviews for the show, which she says prove Kirby wasn't misrepresented. Kirby is quoted on the show saying she uses the N-word and believes it's Ok, that she only likes white men, and that her friends tend not to be gay, Jewish, or fat.

Watch our interview with Mortimer below:

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Last week, The CW debuted High Society, a docudrama following Tinsley Mortimer and other New York socialites including Jules Kirby and Paul Johnson Calderon. Despite Tinsley's headline-generating life and the latter two being reprehensible and horrifying human beings, the show was The CW's "least-watched series premiere this season," with only 1.26 million viewers. But since then it's gotten attention because of horrible comments made by Jules Kirby. On the first episode, she says, "My friends...

The CW is still making every attempt to promote its new reality series "High Society". Although the show centering on Tinsley Mortimer debuted to only 1.26 million viewers, the network would bring it back for another episode on March 17. Some sneak peeks from the episode are released.

In the first clip, Jules Kirby scolds the maid in their hotel for not living up to her standard. Portrayed as a villain, the roommate of Tinsley's sister said that the show put her in the wrong shoes. "I am sorry if you were offended," she wrote on Facebook. "The show is scripted, and we are given lines and characters. My grandmother is married to a Jew ...Everything was cut and pasted to make it look like I was a stupid b---h, and I regret that they do not do a better job of saying it is a docu-soap, not a reality show."

In the second and third clip,...

Oh, the irony. The premiere of the CW's new show "High Society" drew extremely low ratings. In fact, it's the least-watched premiere in the network's history.

The new reality series "High Society," which follows a group of young, rich Manhattanites, stars Tinsley Mortimer and a cast of unlikable twenty-to-thirty-somethings, including socialite Jules Kirby, a white blonde who admits to using the N-word and spews lines like, "My friends do not tend to be homosexuals, fat or Jewish people and black guys, and I only like white guys." At least any racist or homophobic slurs from the cast of "Jersey Shore" were off-screen.

But with that, the CW earns its lowest-rated premiere ever, earning only 1.26 million viewers. Breathe easy, Ashton Kutcher. That's even less than your swiftly-cancelled model drama "The Beautiful Life," which debuted with 1.38 million but didn't make it past its second episode.

If "High Society" dies an even quicker death,...

Tinsley Mortimer is a socialite in transition. Newly single for the first time, she's moving out of her perfect Upper East Side apartment she shared with husband Topper (great-grandson of the president of Standard Oil), to – gasp – Midtown! In the words of her mother Dale, Tinsley is risking everything. (by getting divorced? by moving? by being independent?) According to Dale, the estranged couple should just stay together because, "their initials are even the same, Topper and Tinsley. It's just like it was meant to be!" But Tinsley wants more from life than just a family with euphonious names - she...

High Society star Tinsley Mortimer has reportedly insisted that no scenes from the reality show are staged. The fly-on-the-wall series revolving around the lives of the New York socialitie and her friends premiered on The CW last night. Speaking to the New York Daily News, she said: "I understand why people say that... but honestly, these situations were absolutely real. "The cameras may have intensified it a bit, and sometimes we knew we were supposed to bring up something that happened, but (more)...

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High Society star Tinsley Mortimer recently worked with the members of Jersey Shore. Does this mean the Snooki Poof is in Tinsley’s future?

Tinsley Mortimer may be High Society, but that doesn’t make her a Park Avenue snob. The socialite was really excited to meet the cast of MTV’s Jersey Shore — she bumped into The Situation and Pauly D at a recording studio, where she was doing voiceovers for her own show and the guys were shooting for Rachael Ray.

According to E! Online, she’s worked with J-Woww, Snooki and Sammi as well, although it’s not clear on what. However, Tinsley finds the girls “so funny and so themselves” and she would love to have them on her show new CW show, High Society. “Have them come to New York, sure!” she says. “It would be amazing.”

Unfortunately for Tinelsy, the Jersey Shore...