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Michele Noonan, the bisexual neuroscientist who came in third place on Big Brother 11 last summer, will be on Playboy TV’s Foursome this fall, presumably having sex on camera with fellow cast members.

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Big Brother 11′s Michele is on Playboy’s sex-on-TV reality show Foursome

Two reality stars from very different shows, Big Brother host Julie Chen and departing Real Housewives cast member Bethenny Frankel, will team up as panelists on the pilot episode of a new CBS daytime talk show that’s like The View for mothers. “It’s a daytime panel show to take on ‘The View,’ targeted at women with children and hosted by celebrities, journalists and regular moms.

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Julie Chen, Bethenny Frankel shooting a pilot for CBS’ The View for moms

The Amazing Race 16 is now in production, and Big Brother 11 winner Jordan Lloyd and her quasi-showmance Jeff Schroeder are among the contestants. They were photographed at LAX Saturday afternoon, and because one team used someone’s laptop to research locations in Santiago, Chile. That’s their presumable first destination, as every season since 12 has started in L.A.

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Jordan and Jeff from Big Brother 11 are on Amazing Race 16, which is now taping

Ten days after hosting Big Brother 11′s finale in a very pregnant state, Julie Chen gave birth this morning to Charlie Moonves, the son of CBS president Les Moonves. CBS just announced that he ”was born in Los Angeles at 9:40 am” and ”[m]other and chil..

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Julie Chen gives birth to Charlie Moonves (source: Realityblurred.com)

Ten days after hosting Big Brother 11′s finale in a very pregnant state, Julie Chen gave birth this morning to Charlie Moonves, the son of CBS president Les Moonves.

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Julie Chen gives birth to Charlie Moonves

Ten days after hosting Big Brother 11′s finale in a very pregnant state, Julie Chen gave birth this morning to Charlie Moonves, the son of CBS president Les Moonves.

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Julie Chen gives birth to Charlie Moonves

Big Brother 11 ended its season with higher ratings than the 10th season drew last summer, but was still below the previous summer season. Tuesday’s drawn-out finale had a few more viewers than last summer’s, as it was watched by 7.9 million people, up slightly from the 7.58 million who watched last year.

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BB11 had more viewers than last year, same among 18-49; Julie Chen interviews Natalie

Jordan Lloyd won Big Brother 11 after receiving five of the seven votes, including the (irrelevant) one cast by viewers, who voted more than 11 million votes. Natalie Martinez received Russell and Kevin’s votes, but since Jordan was up against Natalie and the jury had turned toxic toward the teenager, Jordan’s win wasn’t a surprise. What was a surprise, though, is that Ronnie said Natalie was 24, not 18.

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Jordan wins Big Brother 11 but Natalie still gets $50,000 despite being horrible

CBS announced this afternoon that it has renewed Big Brother for a 12th season, which will air next summer. Absent from the announcement is mention of executive producers Allison Grodner and Rich Meehan, who recently formed a new company, but I can’t imagine they won’t return. The press release says that the show has become “one of only a handful of programs to post growth in its 10th season” having grown “+7% in viewers (7.08m..

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Big Brother renewed for 12th season after adding viewers, but why growth this season?