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Rumer Willis will guest star on at least one episode of The CW’s teen series Beverly Hills, 90210, a rep for the network confirmed to Access Hollywood on Thursday. Read the rest of this entry »
Wentworth Miller will make a guest appearance on the upcoming eleventh season of the NBC crime drama Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
(Let’s hope he takes his shirt off!)
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Gold-digging and a smorgasbord of STDs are abundant in the upcoming VH1 reality series Megan Wants A Millionaire.
Rock Of Love and Charm School alum Megan Hauserman, who was famously attacked on television after a spat with Susan Osbourne, is back on VH1, the network that made her a reality star.
According to a press release from the Home of Celebreality:
Blonde bombshell and Celebreality vixen, Megan Hauserman is looking for love - but not with any average Joe. She has her eye, mind and heart set on one type of man… a rich one! America watched as Megan had her heart broken by Bret Michaels on VH1’s Rock of Love 2 and then missed out on the money on I Love Money. But now she’s back with a vengeance to find both love and money with the goal of becoming the ultimate trophy wife. This summer, the power lies in Megan as she puts 17 male moguls to the test as they compete for her attention…These eligible, affluent bachelors will get the opportunity to show Megan what they’re really worth. The guys will compete in challenges ranging from a high stakes Las Vegas poker tournament to shelling out money in a charity auction in order to win a one-on-one date with their favorite arm candy.
Megan Wants A Millionaire premieres Sunday, August 2 @ 9/8c. Beginning Wednesday, July 29, fans can catch a sneak peek of the first episode on VH1.com.
Hilary Duff will join the cast of Gossip Girl for a multi-episode guest arc when the teen dramedy returns to The CW for a third season this fall. Read the rest of this entry »
July 1st, 2009 by Castina
Tagged as: Danielle Staub, TV, TV News, The Real Housewives of New Jersey
Danielle Staub was on All My Children a few nose jobs and a collagen injection ago.
More of Danielle Staub’s skeltons are coming out of the closet — although this time, the reality star’s secrets don’t involve kidnapping, extortion, or tying anyone up. SoapNet.com has discovered that before Franklin Lakes’ most famous ex-con was one of the stars of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, she appeared in a scene on ABC’s popular daytime drama All My Children.
In 2001, the former model shared a brief scene with Transformers actor Josh Duhamel, who played Leo du Pres on the ABC soap from 1999 to 2002.
Jerry Springer has no idea why his trashy daytime talk show has been on the air for nearly two decades.
Well that makes two of us.
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Project Runway returns for a sixth season — its first on its new network home at Lifetime — on Thursday, August 20 at 10PM et/pt.
Host Heidi Klum and mentor Tim Gunn, with judges Michael Kors and Nina Garcia, will guide 16 talented designers to see who makes the cut for Fashion Week. The new series “Models of the Runway” follows “Project Runway” at 11 pm et/pt, giving fans a never-before-seen peek behind the scenes from the models’ point of view on the catwalk.
Drea De Matteo is joining the cast of Desperate Housewives, Entertainment Weekly reported Monday.
The actress, who won an Emmy for her work as Crazy Horse manager Adriana on The Sopranos, has inked a deal to appear as a series regular on the award-winning ABC series. Taking a cue from her old role on the HBO series, Drea will play the matriarch of a new Italian family moving to Wisteria Lane.
Real-life “ugly duckling” Susan Boyle has been offered a cameo role on the upcoming third season of the ABC dramedy Ugly Betty. Read the rest of this entry »
Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay are returning for an eleventh season of NBC’s Law & Order: SVU.
The stars of the show, who had been in a pay dispute with network bosses, signed new deals to remain on the show as Detective Olivia Benson and Detective Elliot Stablerfor two more years, Entertainment Weekly reported on Monday.
