October 2008 News Archive (Page 7)

Turns out men can be as lonely and as desperate as women.

Just a few days after Daisy of Love was announced a new reality show, and daisyoflovecasting.com was publicized as the site at which contestants could make their case to appear on the upcoming Daisy De La Hoya reality show, a handful of idiots have uploaded their profiles and vote for potential contestants.

For example, here's why "m1kee26" thinks he ought to have a chance to vie for Daisy's love:

“I love to go out and have a great time,” he writes. “I am a fan of all the vh1 reality shows. My favorite so far was I love Money. I enjoy playing basketball, baseball and bowling. I am a liberal arts major and planning on become a Physical Therapist later on.”

How can Daisy say no to someone like that?!?

Jay Manuel isn't going anywhere.

The America's Next Top Model photographer is assuring fans that he's remaining on the popular show.

"A lot of people are wondering if this means J and I are leaving Model. And no way. That is not true. We would never leave the original show," Manuel said about the announcement that he'll be starring on a new show called Operation Fabulous.

Referring to the new series, Manuel added:

"It is definitely not a spinoff. I can definitely say that. This is a new series that is a separate world from Model and will really help women try to elevate their lives."

As for details on Operation Fabulous, Manuel said ach episode will feature five women from one town that get makeovers and compete until one of them is the winner. Sounds like fun to us!

Being sexual is not being a bad person.

- Angelique Morgan

So the former Rock of Love contestant, and soon-to-be Rock of Love Girls: Charm School contestant, tells VH1 in an interview about her next reality show.

Here's what else Angelique had to say about how she can learn from the new series, which premieres Sunday night:

America don’t see me as a good girl, they see me as a bad girl, because I’m very sexual. But to me, being sexual is not being a bad person. I’m French and I’ve been here for five years, I think I need to know a little bit more about the culture, but I don’t want to change how I am sexual. This is just the way I am and there’s nothing I can do about it.

I think if you are sexy, you should show it. I think America should be more open about sex. I’m not completely wrong. I’m very picky, though. If it’s someone I like, like Bret, then yes I want to have sex, but if it’s someone I don’t like, I’m like frozen ice. I’m so sick of my f***ing vibrator because I don’t have sex that much, you know? The past year I had sex twice with two different guys and that’s it. There’s a difference between being sexual and just f***ing everyone.

America's Next Top Model fans are in luck:

The show is getting its own spin-off.

It looks like The CW has ordered a pilot for Operation Fabulous, a show that will feature America's Next Top Model's Jay Manuel (pictured here with Tyra Banks) and J. Alexander.

Reportedly, the pair will travel the country, eventually choosing five women to receive America's Next Top Model-style makeovers. Banks and Ken Mok will act as executive producers.

The CW is going all out in the fashion world: Look for Operation Fashion and Stylista in the weeks ahead on the network.

We were crushed to discover that Daisy De La Hoya was not part of the cast for Rock of Love Girls: Charm School. It seemed like a glaring, abysmal omission on the part of VH1.

But we underestimated the network: it has given this Rock of Love 2 contestant her very own reality show!

The channel has confirmed that Daisy of Love will premiere in spring 2009. It'll be hard to wait that long, but here's the official press release from VH1:

Millions tuned in to see Rock Of Love 2 runner-up Daisy De La Hoya get her all-access pass to Bret Michaels’ heart denied. Now after being jilted by her supposed Rock of Love, Daisy, is determined to find her one man who will rock her world.

Daisy is on a quest for true love and this time she is giving her fans the chance to vie for her love and vote to help determine which contestant makes the cut for VH1’s Daisy of Love Premiering Spring 2009.

We're just days away from the series premiere of Rock of Love Girls: Charm School. Try to contain your excitement, as we prepare readers for the event with these words from a trio of the show's stars.

What do Heather Chadwell, Rodeo, and Brandi M. have to say about their latest foray into reality TV humiliation?

Heather Chadwell: Do you have a strategy?
No. Not this time. These girls are going to eliminate themselves. They’re gonna go in there and try to be idiots and bad-asses. I’m not going to go out of my way to eliminate anybody. I really need to focus on keeping my mouth shut, which I know I can do. Some of these girls need to focus on keeping their legs shut. Can they do that? See the difference? Some girls just can’t be helped. They’re just crack whores, bottom line.

Rodeo: Any plans for the money if you win?
I didn’t even realize there was money. I wanted to win I Love Money because I have to pay some bills and get myself back up on my feet. That’s exactly what I want to do now. I have spent all my money marketing myself for four years. I’m a single mom, so I want to take the money and live a little better. Do a little more with my son. I want to do more helping the 24/7 Foundation, which I developed with my sister. I want to give a little, because if you give, you get more in return.

Brandi M.: Who do you think needs Charm School the most?
I definitely do! If you saw Rock of Love 1, I’m burping, I fart. I’m not quite the classiest and I could use not swearing so much. I could learn to respect others more and myself.

Cheryl Burke isn't a fan of the message being sent to youngsters about their bodies.

“I want kids or women out there to realize you don’t have to be anorexic to be beautiful,” the two-time Dancing with the Stars champion told People Magazine this week. “There’s a lot of pressure living this Hollywood life. People expect to see you at a certain weight and when you gain a few pounds then all of a sudden it’s the talk of the week.”

The most important message Burke wants to send to fans? Be true to themselves.

“People will always have an opinion about you, whether it’s good or it’s bad,” Burke said. “But most important is to have a secure feeling about yourself and know that you’re beautiful regardless of what people think of you.”

The latest reality competition focused on the world of fashion premieres on October 22 on The CW.

Check out the following clip from Stylista now:

This has been rumored for weeks, but MTV has finally announced that The Hills star Whitney Port will headline its new spin-off, The City.

The show, set to debut in Spring 2009, will track her journey from Los Angeles to New York as she works for designer Diane Von Furstenberg.

Whitney Port will also be reuniting with "a best friend from her past" and meet and begin seeing a new "guy she's head-over-heels for."

Sounds like ... The Hills, east coast edition!

Whitney Port is preparing to bid Lauren Conrad adieu!

Of The City, MTV said in a statement:

"Surrounded by new friends, pursuing a fresh love life and starting to work in the upper echelon of the fashion industry is a lot to navigate ... Whitney will have to decide who she can trust and who to stay away from."

In her own statement, Whitney Port said:

"I am thrilled and honored to be in New York City, not only working for one of the most renowned fashion designers, Diane Von Furstenberg, but to be able to mature as a young woman both professionally and personally."

If Tiffany Pollard can't garner attention for being a promiscuous, awful actress, she'll do so by being a petty, bitter reality TV star.

For some reason, Pollard recently lashed out at Punk (real name: David Otunga), a former suitor on I Love New York 2, for being engaged to American Idol finalist Jennifer Hudson. She said to In Touch Weekly:

“He’s really loving being Mr. Jennifer Hudson. I think he’s loving the lavish things she brings to his life, he’s seeing the world due to Jennifer’s success. [But] can you love this person if they lose all of this tomorrow? She needs to find out.

I just hope people are marrying each other for the right reasons…It’s a mixed match, it won’t work. He’ll be in her shadow like Al Reynolds was to Star Jones, like Stedman Graham is to Oprah…When we were in Miami together, he didn’t even try anything [on me]! Maybe I wasn’t his type, maybe I wasn’t big enough for him.”

Wait... did Pollard just compare Hudson to Oprah?!?

Tiffany Pollard needs to mind her own business.