MTV has ordered four more seasons of its aging reality hit The Real World.
The order will extend the 17-year-old docudrama–centering around a group of strangers living under one roof-to 26 cycles.
The current season of The Real World: Brooklyn will air its finale on Wednesday. Producers are presently shooting the series’ next cycle, The Real World: Cancun, which is set to premiere later this year.
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Pamela Anderson can add clothing designer to her resume. The former Baywatch beauty and animal rights activist has teamed up with Heatherette fashionisto Richie Rich to create a collection of environmentally-friendly fashion threads.
Gisele Bundchen would like to adopt a child from her native Brazil.
The supermodel, who married New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady in a low-key ceremony last month, tells Vanity Fair that she is ready to start a family of her own.
“I would also love to adopt a child from Brazil. When you come from Sao Paulo, you see five-year-olds sniffing glue on the corner. You think, if you make a difference in the life of one of them, that makes your time on this earth worthwhile.”
Tom already has a son from his relationship with former girlfriend Bridget Moynahan.
Britney Spears has ended her romance with the 21-year-old backup dancer she is accused of sleeping with while scouring the United States on her Circus World Tour.
According to The NY Daily News, the clandestine relationshop began while Brit’s conservator pop, Jamie, was tending to business in L.A. a few weeks ago.
“Britney was a bad girl…Literally as soon as her dad left, she started getting cozy with a dancer named Gio. It wasn’t serious. They had a few romantic interludes, and she bought him a few things — a pair of shoes and some clothes — even though she’s on an allowance.”
The Daily News insider says: “Britney was definitely getting jiggy there for a hot minute, but they’ve slowed down since Jamie got back in the picture…It’s basically over now.”
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NBC is keep the lights burning on a beloved football drama.
Friday Night Lights will be back on the line-up for next season, executive producer Jason Katims told the Associated Press on Monday. The series has been renewed for two more 13-episode runs and will be on the air through the 2010-2011 season.
The Emmy-winning series about a Texas town and its high school football team will air on DirecTV in the fall prior to returning to its normal spot on NBC, the Associated Press reports.
“Not only do we know the show is staying on, but we know exactly how many episodes we are going to do. We’ll be able to think about where we might want to lead to … what kind of stories we want to tell.”
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“It’s like having a 4-year-old climbing on you all the time,” that’s how Michael J. Fox describes his nearly 18 year battle with Parkinson’s Disease, a neurological disorder that affects speech and mobility.
The 47-year-old actor will appear on an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show airing Tuesday. The former Family Ties star was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 1991, and disclosed his condition to the public in 1998. As the symptoms of the disease worsened he semi-retired from acting in 2000.
“And, so whatever you’re trying to do, you’ve got this 4-year-old and you’re… just trying to be patient and focus on what you need to do,” he explains to The Queen of Talk.
Nonetheless, Michael tells Oprah that he refuses to allow his life to be ruled by the disease.
“I’m a dad, I’m a husband, I’m an activist, I’m a writer and I’m just a student of the world,” he says. “This is one fact of my life, but it’s not the totality of my life. It doesn’t define me.”
