The Bachelor host Chris Harrison confirmed that The Bachelorette rejectee Chris Lambton hasn’t yet agreed to sign on, and although he holds out some hope, he agrees that the show might not be right for the popular former cast member.
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Two new, and rather different, cable reality shows were announced this week: Another show following a family of sextuplets on TLC (surprise), and a real-life version of The Hurt Locker on G4. First, the producers of Jon and Kate Plus Eight are producing Sextuplets Take New York for TLC, the network that ran out of ideas a long time ago and is instead content exploiting families despite the wreckage its series leave in their wake…
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A sextuplet show for out-of-ideas TLC, a Hurt Locker series for G4
Two new, and rather different, cable reality shows were announced this week: Another show following a family of sextuplets on TLC (surprise), and a real-life version of The Hurt Locker on G4. First, the producers of Jon and Kate Plus Eight are producing Sextuplets Take New York for TLC, the network that ran out of ideas a long time ago and is instead content exploiting families despite the wreckage its series leave in their wake…
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A sextuplet show for out-of-ideas TLC, a Hurt Locker series for G4
Real Housewives of New Jersey star Danielle Staub appeared on New York’s PIX 11 yesterday to perform her single “Real Close,” and holy shit. If she really is leaving the show, she’d better have options other than singing and dancing. Seriously, it’s the weirdest thing you’ll watch all day–and I don’t mean weird in a good way, like Prince Poppycock’s awesome version of Bohemian Rhapsody from America’s Got Talent last night.
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The cast for Dancing with the Stars 11 will be announced next Monday during The Bachelor Pad, but as usual, there are reports of people being cast, including Jersey Shore star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, The Hills’ star Audrina Patridge, singer Brandy, and former NFL player Kurt Warner.
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DWTS 11 cast reports: The Situation, Audrina Patridge, Brandy, Kurt Warner
Simon Cowell’s The X Factor has admitted auto-tuning a contestant, and reports suggest the show might have also used Auto-Tune to modify the voices of contestants during live performance shows. (If you don’t know what Auto-Tune does, just watch Jimmy Fallon at the Emmys last year.) The seventh season debuted in the UK on Saturday and featured an audition by a contestant, Gamu Nhengu, singing “Walking On Sunshine” (watch below), and her voice sounded distorted…
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X-Factor admits auto-tuning contestant, may have distorted other vocals, too
On HGTV’s Design Star earlier this season, judge Vern Yip said of the losing team’s design, “What a disaster!” The same could be said for this season of the show, which despite being taken over by Survivor executive producer Mark Burnett and his team, actually got worse. It concluded last night, with Emily Henderson winning her own HGTV show.
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American Idol’s reign at the top of the television mountain is coming to an end, according to the people who matter most: those who buy and place advertising. Media Life surveyed media buyers and found that Simon Cowell’s “exit will hasten the show’s decline in the ratings,” and added that “88 percent chose Cowell” as the judge they’ll miss the most. “Just 11 percent chose [Paula] Abdul, who left last year, and fewer than 2…
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Ad buyers think American Idol is in decline, will fall from #1 this year or next
