ET has an exclusive interview with the stylist of the aspiring reality stars, who was with the couple moments before they reportedly crashed the White House State Dinner Tuesday night. Polo-playing socialites Tareq and Michaele Salahi posted a pic on their joint Facebook account of Michaele mingling with Vice President Joe Biden among other photos, but a White House official told the Washington Post that the couple was not invited to the dinner and were never seated at a table in the South Lawn tent. In addition to their upcoming stint on Bravo, the couple is also known for their family feud over a Fauquier County winery, according to the newspaper. Read More »

Two aspiring reality TV stars for the upcoming installment of "The Real Housewives" reportedly attended the White House's state dinner Tuesday night without an invitation. Polo-playing socialites Tareq and Michaele Salahi posted a pic on their joint Facebook of Michaele mingling with Vice President Joe Biden among other photos, but a White House official told the Washington Post that the couple was not invited to the dinner and were never seated at a table in the South Lawn tent. The couple wrote a Facebook post about the VIP evening, reading, "Honored to be at the White House for the state dinner in honor of India and President [Barack] Obama and our First Lady!" Read More »

This Thanksgiving there is a lot to be thankful for, so ET checked in with some of your favorite stars to find out what is on their list. When you're in the No. 1 movie in the country, you have plenty of reasons to be thankful. 'Twilight' has changed the lives of its young stars, and they know it. Robert Pattinson tells ET that he is thankful for "a lot of things … pretty much everything … being born." Read More »

It's that time of year again -- time for ET's annual potluck competition and food drive, benefiting North Hollywood's Interfaith Food Pantry! ET invited special guests from the Motion Picture & Television Fund to taste some 84 delectable entries, and the hungry judges included our own Mary Hart, "The Insider"'s Lara Spencer, ET Executive Producer Linda Bell Blue, and ET Co-Executive Producer Bradly Bessey. "It makes all of us reflect on how lucky we are," Mary says of the importance behind the festivities. Read More »