Wanna ring in the new year with pleasure?
Pick up a copy of The Girls Next Door calendar today. Here's a look at Holly Madison, Kendra Wilkinson and Bridget Marquardt from the great stocking stuffer:
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Jennie Garth has not only made it to the final five on Dancing with the Stars, she's slimmed down this television season.
"I've lost weight and I'm looking great," she told People magazine recently. "And I know me. I'll just go get pregnant again! I actually secretly look forward to [it]."
And her husband, Peter Facinelli, knows why: "So that she could eat and have ice cream."
The actors, married since 2001, have three daughters: Luca Bella, 10, Lola Ray, 4 and Fiona Eve, 1.
Before they can get down to the sexy business of making another one, of course, Garth, has a certain ballroom competition to focus on. Fortunately, she doesn't feel any pressure from it.
"Anyone could go home at any time and I'm okay with that," she said. "I love my life. I can't wait to get back to it full-full time."
Helio Castroneves has postponed his wedding with Ali Vazquez, referring to it as a "big test," due to the hectic schedule of Dancing with the Stars.
In an interview with TV Guide, the race car driver said: "It's been very hard. But for me to ask someone to marry me and become the mother of my children? It's because I know what I want. I've had girlfriends before who said, âYou should stay here with me,' and I'm sorry, but that's not going to work.
That person has to understand that I'm doing something that I love: racing, and now dancing. In the beginning with Ali, it was hard, and it goes up and down. But I think everyone has those moments."
Ironically, Castronves' partner this season, Julianne Hough, can certainly relate: she canceled her wedding last year around this time. But don't be quick to assume that means these two are a couple.
"I'm not doing anything," Helio said. "Julianne and I have been incredible professionals and I think that has helped our teamship because we're not trying to be anything else. I'm not going to be fooling around. I already did that. I had my fun, and it's done."
As for his Vazquez, Castroneves says they're both feeling the strain.
"It's been tough on her, obviously," he said. "But she needs to understand that I am doing something that is an opportunity of a lifetime. We're engaged, we're not married. And if something goes wrong, this is the time to see. It's better to find out now."
Neil Haskell may not have won the title on this year's So You Think You Can Dance.
But the hunky talent has landed on his feet, as usual. He's joining the American Academy of Ballet for their staging of the classic Nutcracker.
"Yes, I just got that going," Haskell recently said. "It's in New York at my old ballet school [University at Buffalo's Center for the Arts] so they just called and asked me if I wanted to be in it, and I said, âOf course.'"
Laila Ali, third-place finisher in ABC's Dancing with the Stars last season and current undefeated World Super Middleweight Boxing Champion, will be entering a different kind of ring next year.
The female boxer will join Hulk Hogan as co-host of NBC's American Gladiators.
"It's an honor to be reintroducing this American classic to a new generation of fans," Ali said to People magazine.
In the new version of American Gladiators, set to air in mid-season, eight new gladiators equally divided by gender will face everyday folks ready to take them on in unique challenges.
Shauvon Torres is a cast member on The Real World: Sydney. She recently spoke with BuddyTV:
Has Real World been a show that you've always wanted to be part of?
Yes. It has, actually. I've always watched all the other Real Worlds. I've always been into them, even the challenges. It's always something that I've always kind of ... I just thought it'd be like an awesome experience to go do. You get to live in an amazing house, live with six other roommates and all that.
So yeah, I've always been interested in it and I thought: âYou know what, I'm getting to that cut-off age, 24.' So I applied, and then yeah.
Usually when Real World is casting they're looking for people who are larger than life, and really outspoken. Did you feel like you would have been a good fit for The Real World?
Yeah. I definitely felt like this was something I could do. I felt like I had something to offer. I felt like I could be myself. Be real. And kind of be that outgoing person they're looking for. I already wrote a column for a newspaper, so, that's already a huge step of being pretty open to say what's on your mind. So yeah, I just kind of felt like I could bring a lot to the table.
Click here to read the full interview.
In a development that could only happen with people from The Hills, Spencer Pratt finds himself the subject of sex tape rumors involving himself.
A recent National Enquirer story claims that Spencer Pratt is shopping footage of himself and some friends having sex with a bunch of Brazilian women (before he met fiance Heidi Montag) and wants it released. Quietly.
Specifically, Spencer wants to leak the sex tape and say it was stolen. A ruse we would certainly never put past Spencer Pratt. Or Heidi Montag.
Spencer and Heidi: A sex tape on the way?
Alas, Spencer Pratt tells Us Weekly that there is no sex tape: "I was never on camera, and there is no sex tape. However, I did go to Brazil three years ago to film a jujitsu tournament for a documentary."
Somehow, now of this surprises us.
Bettina Bell finally opened up to Brad Womack - but it was apparently too little, too late - as the 27-year-old, tearful Washington native was sent packing during The Bachelor's seventh episode Monday on ABC.
"I am really, really shocked. I completely, completely ... was falling in love with him, and... I did not see this coming at all," said Bettina after Brad narrowed the field to two - Jenni Croft and DeAnna Pappas.
"I trusted that I was falling in love with Brad and he was falling in love with me, and that was not the case. I can't even imagine right now putting myself out there again. I can't even imagine it. I think I just fell in love by myself... I think I just completely fell in love by myself."
Bettina Bell made probably her biggest impression during the show's hometown visits, when her D.C. dad was cast as a reality TV villain.
Georgetown architect Robert Bell got all frosty on Bachelor Brad Womack in the episode that aired the previous Monday after learning his daughter's Texas-based suitor is a college dropout who runs a group of bars.
"A great disappointment," the father of Bettina Bell said, laughing darkly on camera. "It would be nice if he had a PhD."
Damn. Tell us what you really think! Mr. Bell was much sweeter on the phone, telling the Washington Post: "[Brad Womack] is an extremely nice person; I'd be happy to have him back anytime in my house. But I'm not sure I'd want my daughter to marry someone who comes home every night at 2 a.m."
How was it bringing cameras into an intimate family moment?
"As long as you get it's just TV, it's a lot of fun, even if you play the bad guy."
Unfortunately, Bettina Bell - a real estate agent in Los Angeles vying with two other finalists - did not "win" a Womack proposal at the end.
Did he see it coming? Says Dad: "I'm just like you - I had no idea."
The Girls Next Door are getting around a lot these days.
No, we don't mean like that! Get your minds out of the gutter.
Holly Madison, Kendra Wilkinson and Bridget Marquardt were simply spotted at WWE RAW a few nights ago; and they'll be appearing on the rality series, Phenomenon tonight.
So far, there are eight participants left on the Criss Angel-inspired show, vying for the title of "the next great mentalist."
In tonight's third episode, host Tim Vincent reveals which three contestants America has eliminated, while the remaining five bring their best game forward and perform their tricks on Holly, Bridget Marquardt, and Kendra.
The Amazing Race had an amazing beginning.
Although a lengthy NFL overrun delayed its broadcast by nearly a half-hour, The Amazing Race 12's premiere attracted the show's largest ever debut-episode audience, averaging 13.72 million overall viewers and a 8.3/12 rating/share in households during its broadcast.
