We missed her on last night's gripping episode of The Hills, but the lovely Whitney Port has moved on to newer, more fulfilling reality TV endeavors.
Below is the first official trailer for Whitney's new spin-off, The City. It looks very much like The Hills, only on the east coast. In other words: sweet!
As Daisy De La Hoya prepares for her own reality show, Daisy of Love, the uber-skank is keeping a close eye on Rock of Love Girls: Charm School.
The reality TV stalwart is even providing commentary on the show. To wit, following the series' second episode:
Lance Bass took a fall during his West Coast Swing with Lacey Schwimmer last night.
So did this tandem's score, as they totaled just 21 points.
"I am so used to falling on stage that it doesn't even phase me anymore," Bass said after the show. "I've had 10 years of falling down, so I've done a lot of worse than that!"
Schwimmer added:
"The West Coast Swing is one of the most difficult dances - There are so many footsteps!"
But will Bass have a chance to make up for his mistake? He tied for last place this week with Cloris Leachman. Someone gets voted off the series tonight.
With Stylista set to premiere tomorrow night, here's our latest interview with one of the show's stars.
Devin hopes to be an assistant at Elle. But she has a long way to go before she gets there...
... is broadcast on The Hills!
The gang went to Mexico on last night's episode, "You'll Never Have This..." and let's just say that Justin-Bobby was in rare form. Even for him.
Meanwhile, back in Los Angeles, Spencer Pratt had dinner with sister Stephanie and her new boyfriend, Cameron, and, well, he was kinda mean.
That's just the beginning. For a comprehensive rundown of the drama and events, click to read our full recap of last night's episode of The Hills ...
What does deep throating a banana have to do with starring in Saw VI?
The contestants on Scream Queens may have been wondering the same thing on the show's series premiere last night. But, hey, who are we to argue with the judges on this new reality competition?
While plenty of screaming and pleading for their lives also took place, the challenge to eat a piece of fruit in a seductive manner is what stood out in our eyes. Which of these aspiring actresses do you think did the best job?
Viewers were caught in a Hough position last night:
Which sibling performed the best, Derek Hough (with partner Brooke Burke) or Julianne Hough (with partner Cody Linley)? The judges decided the answer was the former, but but one tiny point.
What other couples impressed Dancing with the Stars fans during the fifth week of competition? Read our detailed episode guide now to find out.
Julianne Hough and Cody Linley Jitterbugged to a perfect score.
Tonight on an all-new episode, Audrina Patridge and quote-unquote boyfriend Justin-Bobby get into a fight on The Hills! She totally storms off!
How exciting. Maybe she'll dump him this time. Oh wait, no she won't. That loser is like a bad penny - he always turns up. And is very dirty.
Seriously, why doesn't Audrina Patridge come to her senses and ditch this loser? She just needs to re-watch this clip! He's a total jerk!
Call us, girl. We'll set you straight.
Angelique Morgan was voted off Rock of Love Girls: Charm School last night.
We're as broken up about it as you are, but at least VH1 filmed the following segment with Angelique before she was given the boot.
In the video below, the reality TV star and occasional amateur adult film actress asks random people on the street about who they plan on voting for this November: Barack Obama or John McCain. (Is it too late to write in Angelique Morgan?)
Jeff Probst is expanding his resume beyond Survivor.
The fantastic reality TV hot has created — and will host — a new reality program for CBS. The series, Live Like You’re Dying, will feature an individual who has been given a terminal diagnosis with a finite amount of time to live and “take them on the last adventure of their life,” according to Probst.
He talked to Entertainment Weekly about the show, which will include reunions with lost friends or formerly feuding family members, a “legacy moment” that will ensure their name carries on forever, and living out a personal dream.
“It could be playing guitar with Eric Clapton or jumping out of a plane into a volcano,” Probst said. “Whatever it is that you’re still desiring to do in your life — we want to make it happen.”
