Scott Baio is 46...and Pregnant
Scott Baio is having a major mid-life crisis. He's 45 and painfully lonely. In order to put an end to his depressing lifestyle, Scott surrenders himself to a life-coach for eight weeks. And we get to watch this process all from the comfort of our living room couches. Scott's past exes are some of Hollywood's hottest honeys. Any other guy would give up his soul to be canoodling with the likes of Heather Locklear, Pamela Anderson, Denise Richards, and Nicolette Sheridan. But now that Scott's 45, he wonders why he hasn't been able to settle down and commit to a meaningful relationship. His life-coach will help guide him through a grueling, soul-searching journey that will hopefully uncover the reason for his lonely heart. Watch 'Chachi' learn to take charge of his life through abstinence, confronting old flames about his shortcomings, and breaking up with his current girlfriend. more
The Two Coreys
The kings of the 80's teen box office, Corey Haim and Corey Feldman, are back together and determined to resurrect the "Two Coreys" brand to new heights. That is, if they can get along with each other after two decades apart and sharing one rooftop. The Coreys' friendship is almost legendary in Hollywood. Their onscreen chemistry was so effective they ended up staring in eight films together, including "The Lost Boys," "Dream a Little Dream," and "License to Drive." They were the object of every girl's affection, and their faces graced dozens of magazine covers and hundreds of bedroom posters. As the years progressed, the boys began to face personal setbacks. Feldman was able to take control of his life, while Haim had no such luck. Now, Haim comes to live with Feldman and his wife Susie in order to get his life and career back on track. Fortunately for viewers, Haim is a difficult roomie and constantly breaks every Feldman household rule. Tensions mount amongst the three inhabitants as comedy is guaranteed to ensue. How long before they realize that three's a crowd? more
Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Bruce Jenner was once an Olympic decathlete so you'd think he'd be able to keep up with his own family, right? It's not always easy with this group. His wife Kris is the ex-wife of the late O.J. Simpson attorney Robert Kardashian, and also manages the career of her daughter, Kim, a fame-seeking, partying socialite who's best known for making a wild sex tape and her friendship with Paris Hilton. Then, he's got his own two daughters, and two other stepdaughters to worry about while the cameras roll. No wonder it's hard to keep up! more
Hey Paula!
Don't ever say Paula Abdul sits around and does nothing, because this former Laker Girl, Grammy Award winner, "American Idol" judge, and part-time train wreck is one busy gal. (Watch an exclusive preview clip.) In her new reality series, Paula starts a new season of "Idol," executive produces "Bratz: The Movie," develops her own perfume and cosmetics, expands her jewelry designs, markets her clothing line, and makes personal appearances. "Hey Paula" provides an unfiltered, real-life look at Paula, giving insight and context to her much-reported professional and personal life. She is joined by "Team Paula": Daniel, her hairstylist and best friend; Jeff, her former publicist; Kylie, her wardrobe assistant; and Bessie Moo, Thumbelina, Chomps, and Tulip, her four pampered Chihuahuas. Which of her doggies did she trip over, causing her to break her nose? Tune in to get the 'straight up' answer. more
Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List
Over-the top, crass, foul-mouthed, yet oh so funny, Kathy Griffin has brought her stand-up routine and almost-celebrity status into the homes of America with the Bravo show that follows her constant quest to rise above the 'D-List.' Whether it's partying with Mary Kate Olson at a hip Hollywood club, going to Iraq to entertain soldiers, or even hosting the gay porn awards, look for this fiery redhead to be trashing celebrities while poking fun at herself as well. Why this woman isn't a superstar is truly beyond us! (Please, she should at LEAST be on the 'B-List'!) more
The Osbournes
They're the ones that spawned the domestic reality TV craze when the show premiered in 2002. Ozzy, Sharon, volatile Jack, and pink-tressed Kelly are television's most infamous family. Their foul mouths, erratic behavior and multitude of pets won us over, and we couldn't quite get enough. The Prince of F***ing Darkness's Beverly Hills home was filled with infighting, crack-ups, pet fiascos, Ozzy's unforgettable mumbling, and his classic "Shaaaarooooon!" call for help. Who can forget when Sharon threw a chunk of spoiled ham into their neighbor's yard or when Ozzy lamented that he lived in a nine-million-dollar turd because the dogs were pooping freely everywhere? The family drama got even more intense when Sharon was diagnosed with colon cancer and the two Osbourne kids went in and out of rehab. Nothing as raw, hilarious, or crazy ever happened on "7th Heaven." more
The Girls Next Door
Hugh Hefner's blonde threesome, Holly, Bridget, and Kendra, are the stars of "Girls Next Door." The lovely ladies give us an uncensored view of their feelings for their shared boyfriend Hef, the life choices that have helped them make their dreams a reality, and their daily lives as they party to their heart’s content at the Playboy mansion. The girls will turn any and every occasion into an excuse to dress up (with as little clothing as possible) and party it up! Hef's number one girl is Holly from Alaska. She first met Hefner at the mansion's Midsummer Night's Dream bash. After only one date with the man, Holly moved into the mansion and became one of his girlfriends. Bridget wanted to be in the magazine, but that didn't work. Instead, she got a phone call from Hef asking her out on date. Soon after, she found herself living in the mansion. Kendra is Hef's youngest and newest girlfriend. She's a self-proclaimed tomboy who loves the San Diego Chargers and Janet Jackson. "Girls Next Door" shows the three girls getting along like sisters and willing to share the love of Hef. The show offers a glimpse into the workings of the Playboy Mansion and the life of the man with all the bunnies. more
Gene Simmons Family Jewels
The legendary, tongue-wagging demon of KISS, Gene Simmons has proven since the first season that he and his family are one of the most traditional non-traditional celebrity families. Gene is "happily unmarried" to Shannon Tweed, his girlfriend of more than 20 years. Early this season, they made television history when they allowed cameras inside the operating room for their dual plastic surgeries and their painful but funny recovery process. Gene and Shannon worry and fret over their two teenaged children like any other parents. Gene is, of course, very protective of his little girl Sophie, whose main concern right now is boys. When Gene found out that she had her eyes on a hottie skier, his plan to spy on her got him in way over his head –- literally -– and he had to be rescued by the Ski Patrol. But having a dad with Rock God status has quite a few benefits. For his son Nick's 18th birthday, Gene sent him on a personal tour of London's musical landmarks including The Beatles' Abbey Road Studios. Then, father and son bonded while they recorded on the same sacred ground where the Stones, Hendrix and Led Zeppelin recorded their masterworks. Now that's badass! more
The Simple Life
This is the show that launched Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton to stardom. From the very first season, when the privileged heiress and her childhood best friend went to live with a family in a small town, to the current season, where the girls act as counselors at a summer camp, Paris and Nicole have brought their silly antics and memorable catchphrases ("That's hot") to mainstream America. It's hard to fathom a time when Nicole Richie wasn't a major "celebrity," but she truly was an unknown before the debut of this show. Now we have DUIs, jail sentences, cat fights and much more to keep us busy. "The Simple Life"? Hardly! more
Hogan Knows Best
You can't miss their platinum blonde locks or their extremely tan bodies. After three seasons of body-slammin' fun, the Hogans are definitely the heavyweight champions of family reality shows. The Hulkster is an all-around terrific dad. He's dedicated to his family and strives to make them happy. Besides the occasional guest appearance, Hulk has made guiding his daughter Brooke's musical career his main job. Since the family's relocation from Tampa to Miami Beach, Mrs. Hogan has been busying herself with the task of decorating their new mansion and making sure that her clan of pets are adapting to their new surroundings. Hulk's son Nick continues to follow his dream of becoming a racecar driver. When he's not out driving drifting cars and trying to join the national drift tour, he's hitting South Beach and trying to impress the local beach babes. With that signature tan and hair, who can miss him? more
Run's House
The first family of hip-hop is in the house: "Run's House!" The charming Simmons family has graced our television screens for three seasons full of love, laughter, and even heartache. We've witnessed Rev Run's five children deal with growing up as a Simmons and seen his two daughters Angela and Vanessa move into their own apartment, trying to jumpstart their careers in the field of entertainment. Angela is now a budding magazine editor and Vanessa is trying to break into the world of acting. Meanwhile, JoJo is finally getting better at balancing school responsibilities with social pressures. As he prepares for college, he's finding it harder to get along with his folks, especially when he's constantly reminded that his house is... "Run's House." Run's two youngest sons are the show's comedians. Their innocent antics have made us laugh and won our hearts. From learning the value of hard work to coping with the tragic lost of a newborn baby girl, Run and his clan have proven that "a family that prays together, stays together." more
My Fair Brady
How on earth does a former winner of "America's Next Top Model" end up marrying the middle Brady child? Only in reality TV, baby, or 'celeb-reality' TV we should say! After first meeting and falling in love on "The Surreal Life," Adrianne Curry and Christopher Knight move in together, fight, break-up, make-up, and become engaged. (And that's only in Season 1.) In Season 2 we see them preparing for marriage back in Adrianne's hometown of Joliet, Illinois, as Christopher meets Adrianne's skeptical-at-first parents and Adrianne in turn meets Christopher's relatives. Will it be happily ever after for this star-crossed couple? And could a baby be on the way? more
Being Bobby Brown
In this celeb-reality series, the former "New Edition" singer and ex-husband of pop diva Whitney Houston lets us go behind the scenes of his drama-filled life, which includes a prison stint, kids with different moms, and -- somehow -- time to record new albums. And of course Whitney takes some of the spotlight as we peer into what makes her tick. The third "regular" on the show is their daughter Bobbi Kristina, or "Bobbi Kris," who seems remarkably well adjusted for having two world-famous celebrities as parents. The best part of this show is definitely the exchanges between Whitney and Bobby, who almost seem to have their own language at times. And without "Being Bobby Brown," we wouldn't have "Hell to the no!" more
The Apprentice
Season after season, we've seen Donald come down hard on a bunch of wannabe business moguls. But how will he deal with a pack of celebrities? Famous faces from Olympic gymnast Nadia Comaneci to rocker Gene Simmons to model Carol Alt aren't competing for a job this time around, but for charity, as they take on an array of tasks and challenges during the competition. In the boardroom, the celebs must face Donald to the third power as his kids, Donald Jr. and Ivanka, return as his advisors in the boardroom. more
Newlyweds: Nick & Jessica
So let's hope Jessica knows by now that "Chicken of the Sea" really is tuna, and not chicken. This show made Jessica more than a teen pop singer and showed a new side of Nick, the former boy bander from 98 Degrees. America really fell for the ditzy yet lovable Jessica as she struggled through life's complexities, such as how to say "platypus" and just exactly what buffalo wings are made of. Nick came off as endearing mainly because he weathered his wife's quirks with a smile and encouragement (usually). The show lasted three seasons and took both stars to the next level of celebrity, turning them into bigger tabloid magnets than ever before. more
Snoop Dogg's Father Hood
You might think of the eccentric Snoop Dogg as a rapper, player or maybe even pot smoker (thanks to countless arrests), but you've probably never thought of him as a dad to a brood of kids. You'll look at Snoop in a whole night light after getting a glimpse of him raising his three kids — 13-year-old Spank, 10-year-old Rook, and 8-year-old Choc — with his wife Shante. Though his family life may not look like an episode of "Leave it to Beaver," Snoop seems like a pretty decent dad to us! more