Will Marcellas Reynolds be back on the Web for Big Brother 8?

Let's find out, courtesy of the former Big Brother contestant himself:

I've been really busy working and raising money for my fave charit,y Project Angel Food. You have to watch my episode of The Tyra Banks Show on April, 30th [to learn more about it].

I assume I'll be back for House Calls [the CBS.com show that analyzes the current season of Big Brother]. I never hear until end of May. Gretchen Massey and I both have contracts for two more seasons so we'll see what happens. I've got a real big gig coming (I hope) so I may not be able to do it! Keep your fingers crossed for that one!

Meanwhile, it was just announced that Marcellas will be hosting LA Pride 2007 on the Main Stage, June 9 and 10. Joan Jett and The Blackhearts, Terri Nun of Berlin and Frenchie Davis of American Idol and Broadway's Rent will all be there.

A British judge dismissed claims by a Big Brother 4 housemate that two publications libeled her by portraying her as a man posing as a woman.

Lisa Jeynes, who was in the 2003 reality show series, sued Love It! magazine and News of the World last year, seeking up to $300,000 in damages. Her complaint was with the headline "BB's Lisa 'the geezer.' My fake boobs fell out on date with James Hewitt!"

Jeynes, 38, contended that headline, against a backdrop of rumors that there would be a transsexual contestant, damaged her, the London Press Gazette reported Wednesday. However, attorneys for the publications argued in London's High Court that the case should be tossed because Jeynes' claim was "far-fetched" when the words were read in proper context.

The judge agreed.

"That would be to read far too much into those words," he said.

The judge refused to grant her permission to appeal the case, saying it was unlikely to be successful but she could take that step independently. Jeynes, who had been a shop manager and model but currently is living on benefits, faces court costs of about $13,500, the Press Gazette said.