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ABC has cancelled The Glass House , the network has confirmed to me, so if you’ve been holding out hope that it’ll return this summer, it’s time to give up and let it go. Yes, my desperate plea to renew the low-rated summer competition series. The loss of the show is sad, but we’ll get through it together. The show improved on Big Brother ’s format and spawned fascinating lawsuits between CBS and the show’s producers, but ultimately had low ratings, despite being a really smart and interesting series that was worthy of renewal. So, let us mourn its death with a reprise of the cast singing “Call Me, Maybe,” one of last year’s best reality TV cold opens: View the original article here

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Top Chef 7 »     by Andy Dehnart / January 10, 2012, 11:28 AM The cast of Top Chef DC lived in a Washington, DC, home now owned by Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman . It has five bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, and it was sold to him in 2010—the same year the show debuted—for $3.6 million. Zillow’s profile of the house has pictures and says its current rent estimate is just over $8,000 a month. There’s a video tour of the house on Bravo’s site if you need to refresh your memory. msnbc.com rounded up images and details about all of the candidates’ houses, and notes that it “housed the seventh season cast of ‘Top Chef’ prior to Huntsman and his family moving in.” View the original article here

Celebrity Rehab cast member Janice Dickinson will soon begin production on a new show called Sober Model House that helps models get sober in a house. Produced by the company that created her previous series, The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency (the show on which a Survivor cast member came out ), Stuart Krasnow Productions, the show “moves a bunch of models, who need to get sober, into a UK residence and gives them the tools necessary to get and stay clean,” The Insider reported . It starts filming in January; no network was mentioned. Recently, Janice said America’s Next Top Model is rigged because CoverGirl selects each season’s winner, and said she quit the show when she realized that’s what was going on. View the original article here

A cannonball fired by the Mythbusters went through a house, across a road, and into a car, but the accident injured no one. A 5.5 inch cannonball fired from the Alameda County Sheriff’s Department bomb range in Dublin, California, “went through the house while the occupants were asleep, then exited the structure and bounced across Tassajara and into a parked car, breaking its glass and landing inside the vehicle,” Dubiln’s Patch reports . It has photos of the damage . A sheriff’s department spokesperson told media that the cannonball, fired out of a cannon used on the show before at a range they’ve used more than 50 times, “took a very unfortunate bounce that sent the ball skyward and out of the range.” Discovery explained the incident in a statement that said, in part: “During the testing, a cannonball took an unforeseen bounce from a safety berm. No injuries were reported, but damage was reported in one Dublin home and one parked car. Sgt. J.D. Nelson, Public Information Officer an...

Home > News > House: Hugh Laurie has never been sick! March 2nd, 2011 by Lisa McGarry. No comments Hugh Laurie has admitted that he had never been sick, before contracting the common cold recently. Speaking to comedienne Ellen DeGeneres on her American chat show, the House actor revealed that he was quite excited to finally have a runny nose. “It’s the first cold of my whole life,” he explained. “I’m excited about it because for so many years I believed that I didn’t get colds because, basically, nothing could live in this body. I was so addled with booze and cigarettes… but it appears I have curb appeal after all.” Laurie added: “I don’t know how I got it. The whole thing is so novel that I feel like I’ve sort of rejoined the human race… I’m hoping to string it out.” Follow us on Twitter ! Get the latest news and chat with @ unrealitytv Categories: News Tags: House , Hugh Laurie View the original article here

Young-at-Large by JOHN YOUNG History calls on Rob Dyrdek. A nation awaits word. Run for president, Rob. Run as a Republican. You have what it takes. Mainly, and most importantly, you have a reality television show. Make that two. That makes you doubly qualified. One could not help but think of Dyrdek, he of MTV’s “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory,” the other day when Donald Trump appeared before the Conservative Political Action Conference and all but announced he’s running. He told the crowd that he’s anti-abortion and pro-gun, and with his own reality TV show, he’s as close to qualified as one can get to the GOP nomination, judging by the prospective field. Trump joins reality TV figure Sarah Palin as both make moves toward throwing their hair in the ring. When Trump does, he will have broken the by-now-accepted rule for becoming a Republican presidential contender: Quit your job. Write a book. Get on the Fox News payroll. Mush for face time like it’s the Iditarod. Mitt Romney, you pike...

« American Idol: Scotty McCreery Fans Cheer Him On While Helping Tornado Victims | Home | Kitchen Nightmares: Chef In Gordon Ramsay’s Restaurant Claiming Sexual Harassment » April 25, 2011 10:00:38 by Ryan Haidet Just like Survivor switches locations for different seasons, host Jeff Probst is making a move of his own to a new address.  He recently bought a house in Studio City, California, for $5 million.  But it’s not just any house.  It’s the one that was once owned by Gene Autry.  How big is Probst’s new digs?  What other elements are features of the property?  Read on for more details… According to the Los Angeles Times , the two-story Monterey-style home sits on 3.68 acres.  It is approximately 8,000 square feet with five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a media room, breakfast room and a wet bar.  The property also features a guesthouse and an outdoor swimming pool.  The home, which was built in 1949, was placed on the market about a year ago at a price tag of $6.9 million. Autry,...

By Star Parker Democrats who are calling the House’s decisively passed repeal of Obamacare — the so-called ” Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care” act — theater are hallucinating. Perhaps it was theatrical to include in the name of the repeal act “job killing”, though that is what it is. But I prefer melodrama to dishonesty. Calling Obamacare — government mandates, subsidies, price controls, taxes, and rationed care — “patient protection” and “affordable” is the height of dishonesty. The House repeal vote was important because the House is the legislative body closest to the people, and the people voted unequivocally last November to repudiate socialized medicine. It is the beginning of responsible government to start representing what the American people want and repeal is what Americans voted for. Although repudiation of Obamacare was the most tangible message of the 2010 elections, there were other important messages. Most Americans are sick of the socialist direction in w...

« American Idol: Fox Releases Schedule For New Season | Home | Dancing with the Stars: Heidi Montag Turns Down Show » January 17, 2011 10:00:15 by Lori Wilson As the second season of The Fashion House Ultimate Collection nears it’s end, week nine forces the designers to face their penultimate challenge. This week’s challenge decides who will compete in the finale and who must sadly go home. Keep on reading to find out what The Fashion House Ultimate Collection designers must tackle next. This week, the remaining four Fashion House Ultimate Collection contestants meet Iman somewhere outside by the water to learn this will be their last challenge competing as fashion houses. They are sent on a boat ride around Manhattan to experience the natural elements in order to create a collection inspired by earth, air and water. Every designer will be responsible for three looks and the winner will receive a new Ford Edge vehicle. During the model fitting, we see that House of Nami - Calvin ...

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« The Biggest Loser: Production Crew On Strike | Home | The Fashion Show Ultimate Collection: Mike’s Exit Interview » November 17, 2010 03:00:21 by Shayla Perry The home of former Real Housewife of New Jersey, Danielle Staub, was broken into over the weekend. What happened? Was the Bravo reality star home at the time? Keep reading for the latest details. Danielle Staub, formerly of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of New Jersey, is “concerned” over news that her mansion in Wayne, New Jersey was broken into on Sunday, November 14th. Though Staub has since moved to another home, many of her belongings were still in the house at the time of the break in. A rep for the reality TV star who’s reportedly working on her own spin-off show, says that Danielle is “upset” over the burglary, and the fact that whoever broke into the home did so viciously. “The front doors were busted down and the back doors were left open. The alarm, tellingly, was ripped from her wall,” says the rep. “They ransacked he...