April 2008 News Archive (Page 10)

When Heidi Montag and Audrina Patridge meet for lunch and Heidi asks A-Pat for a girls night out (with Stephanie Pratt), you know there's gonna be drama!

Lauren Conrad - who for the most part is actually working in this episode, with BFF Whitney Port - is none too pleased about this little club outing.

More significant, though, is the brawl that goes down between Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag when he crashes her night out -and hits on other girls!

That's just the beginning of this drama, folks. Click on our full episode guide for the rundown of last night's episode of The Hills, "Girls Night Out."

Already with a new reality show in the works, The Hills star Brody Jenner and his BFF Frankie Delgado doubled their pleasure (um, so to speak) with a stick of gum Saturday. The reason? They were celebrating Doublemint's NBA Entertainment League season wrap party in Los Angeles. Breaking news, people!

Brody Jenner and Frankie Delgado: Inseparable C-listers.

Yesterday, Brody lent his coveted endorsement for United States president to one of the three remaining U.S. Senator hopefuls: Illinois' Barack Obama. We might as well punch Obama's ticket to Pennsylvania Avenue right now, don't you think?

We've already summarized last night's Dancing with the Stars and The Bachelor episodes in full. Scroll down the site to read through those guides.

Meanwhile, here are two more reality TV episode guides from last night. A pair of contrasting shows were on the air...

The Paper: The series premiere introduced four juniors all aspiring to be editor-in-chief. Amanda the Copy Editor is a ruthless pursuer of power, the kind of person who thinks she knows better than everyone else. Alex, the Sports Editor, is far more reasonable, though coming from the sports world, he is likely stuck in that wheelhouse... -- BuddyTV

Flavor of Love: As this episode begins, Flavor Flav is lamenting the realization that, sooner or later, he will have to dump one of the twins. Meanwhile, Prototype is nervous about Flavor Flav's reckless drinking (meaning she's not long for this show) and Seezinz, for reasons untold, says she is withdrawing herself from the next challenge... Flavaflav.net

It was a night full of the Rumba and the Samba. And the usual, stellar performance from Kristi Yamaguchi and Mark Ballas.

We're really beginning to think athletes should not be allowed on Dancing With the Stars in the future, as Jason Taylor also impressed and every recent season has been dominated by those that also dominated on a playing surface of some kind.

Cristián de la Fuente and Cheryl Burke scored 23 points for their version of the Rumba.

Who will be sent home tonight? Read our entire Dancing with the Stars recap and get a clear idea of how each couple fared.

On this week's episode of The Bachelor, the fifth of this exciting 12th season of the show, Matt Grant is looking to HEAT UP the ski slopes of Idaho. YEAH BABY!

The minute they arrive, wrestling girls in the snow. Really, who can blame him? Chelsea finds out she'll be headed on her first 1-on-1 date with Matt Grant.

Matt gets a carriage to take Chelsea on a romantic ride. Right away, Chelsea tells him she hates public displays of affection and hates holding hands.

Worried that Chelsea struggled with being in a competitive situation on a reality TV show, Matt took his mind off that so-so date by taking Marshana, Shayne Lamas, Robin, and Amanda out for a day of skiing in Sun Valley.

How did our handsome Englishman make his increasingly difficult decision and pare down the field? Were Marshanna and Chelsea retained?

Did everyone's favorite gal Shayne Lamas make it? Or did she depart the way of Stacey Elza (panties girl), Carri Perrier (passive girl) or Holly Durst?

Find out in our episode guide to The Bachelor!

Even though the (dysfunctional) Big Brother house is still occupied by the ninth season's final five house guests, CBS has announced the long-running reality show's tenth season is set to premiere.

Mark your calendars for Sunday, July 13, Big Brother fans!

Following its debut, Big Brother will move into its regular thrice-weekly - yes, thrice-weekly! - broadcast schedule. Julie Chen will reprise her hosting role.

Is music in the genes?

That's the questioned posed by The Boston Globe, in relation to Rock the Cradle. Here are other highlights from the article:

We can answer the question above in three words: Frank Sinatra Jr. Or two: Carnie Wilson.

Apples fall far, far from the tree when it comes to musical talent, which for better or worse is one reason why MTV's Rock the Cradle is such a winning reality-show recipe.

The program pits the progeny of famous artists both credible (Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh) and C-list (Al B. Sure!) against each other in a weekly singing competition, and suffice it to say the cringe factor - the basis of any reality show worth its morally perverse salt - is hefty.

But somehow it's more gripping watching Eddie Money's pampered spawn Jesse blow a song (and get chewed out on camera by her dad) than some poor shlub from nowheresville on American Idol.

When Landon Brown (pictured) received low scores from the judges during the show's April 3 debut, his father, Bobby, didn't protest.

Read the full Boston Globe article now.

Either Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt hired all these photographers themselves, or the apocalypse is near. Seriously, check out the number of peeps at LAX!
How else can you possibly explain a paparazzi welcoming committee of Britney Spears proportions for this pair of plastic, phony reality TV clowns?

Then again, The Hills is on tonight, and millions of us will watch, if the previous few weeks taught us anything. Maybe the press is looking for a sneak peek ...

Heidi Montag is rooting for John McCain, while Lauren Conrad is remaining neutral (at least publicly) in the 2008 presidential election.

Now a new cast member on The Hills has endorsed a presidential candidate.

The star: Brody Jenner.

The pick: Barack Obama.

The reason: "He's just cool!"

Hard to argue with that, Brody! Jenner did elaborate further (fortunately), saying how it's time for a change, and how he also likes Hillary Clinton:

"I mean, [Barack Obama] is young, and I think people would take us more seriously with Iraq and everything," Brody Jenner told E! Online."Personally, I think we're either going to have a woman president, or we're going to have a black president, which are both amazing. Right now it's time for change, and I think both of them are great, but Obama is cool."

Jenner is supposedly getting his own reality show spin-off of The Hills. Maybe Barack can make a cameo on the season premiere in return.

Ambre Lake may have won Rock of Love 2 last night, but it looks like Heather gets the last laugh.

In the following clip from the upcoming Rock of Love reunion, she takes it to everyone's favorite nut job, Daisy de la Hoya. See for yourself: