Bravo teams up with Mia Michaels, Darren Star

Former "So You Think You Can Dance" judge/choreographer Mia Michaels could be getting her own show on Bravo.

Michaels will be the subject of a docuseries that's in development at the cable network, which on Wednesday (March 10) announced a slew of new projects and the return of several current shows. The new projects also include a couple of scripted shows -- including one from "Sex and the City" creator Darren Star -- a new "Real Housewives" franchise and a pair of food competition shows.

Michaels' show is currently going by the very simple title of "Mia Michaels" and will follow her as she "navigates through the world of professional dance," Bravo says. The show hasn't received a formal pickup yet but is in development for the coming year, during which Bravo plans to add original programming on a fifth night.

Some of the other new reality projects are "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," the latest outpost in the ever-growing "Housewives" empire; "Pregnant in Heels," which follows Rosie Pope, the creator of a high-end maternity line in Manhattan; "Around the World in 80 Plates," a globe-trotting culinary competition; "Commander in Chef," an "Iron Chef"/"Chopped"-style cooking contest filmed in front of a live audience; and "Hitmakers," in which singer-songwriters compete to have their tunes performed by well-known artists.

Bravo is also developing two scripted dramedies. "I'm Not Myself These Days," executive produced by Star and based on Josh Kilmer-Purcell's book of the sam name, is about a buttoned-down corporate executive who lives a double life as a drag queen. "Room Service," from writers Gary Marks and Damian Harris, is set at a hotel whose guests avail themselves of the services of male escorts.

In addition to the new projects, Bravo also announced new seasons of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," "Million Dollar Listing," "The Fashion Show" and "Tabatha's Salon Takeover."

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