Ask the Reality Stars: BB Lane's Question of the Week
Each week, reality stars answer our random questions.
This week features stars from Survivor, Big Brother, Grease, American Idol, Last Comic Standing, America's Next Top Model, Beauty & the Geek, Road Rules.
This week's question: What is your biggest guilty pleasure?
Ask the Reality Stars: BB Lane's Question of the Week
Each week, reality stars answer our random questions.
This week features stars from Survivor, Big Brother, Grease, American Idol, Last Comic Standing, America's Next Top Model, Beauty & the Geek, Road Rules.
This week's question: What's your biggest life lesson?
Ask the Reality Stars: BB Lane's Question of the Week
Each week, reality stars answer our random questions.
This week features stars from Survivor, Big Brother, Grease, American Idol, Last Comic Standing, America's Next Top Model, Beauty & the Geek, Road Rules.
This week's question: What do you think is your most disgusting habit?
Ask the Reality Stars: BB Lane's Question of the Week
Each week, reality stars answer our random questions.
This week features stars from Survivor, Big Brother, Grease, American Idol, Last Comic Standing, America's Next Top Model, Beauty & the Geek, Road Rules.
This week's question: What is the craziest place you have made out?
Ask the Reality Stars: BB Lane's Question of the Week
Each week, reality stars answer our random questions.
This week features stars from Survivor, Big Brother, Grease, American Idol, Last Comic Standing, America's Next Top Model, Beauty & the Geek, Road Rules.
This week's question: If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
Ask the Reality Stars: BB Lane's Question of the Week
Each week, reality stars answer our random questions.
This week features stars from Survivor, Big Brother, Grease, American Idol, Last Comic Standing, America's Next Top Model, Beauty & the Geek, Road Rules.
This week's question: What's the one thing people would be most surprised to learn about you?
MavTV launches a brand new series of webisodes starring Mike "Boogie" and Dr. Will of Big Brother fame. MavTV is a cable TV network targeting adult men with irreverent content that speaks to guys like they speak to each other. The new webisode series, Man News, features real, unusual news stories with commentary from two "regular guys", Mike "Boogie" Malin and Dr. Will Kirby of Big Brother fame. Mike and Will also offer advice to guys on a variety of topics in a "male mail" segment, and offer their own "rules to live by" for men. Featured on the program with Mike "Boogie" and Dr. Will are a variety of beautiful bikini models, who are a welcome addition to the Man News diary room.
Beginning July 5th 2007, MavTV will feature a new episode every week on their web site, http://www.mavtv.com/pages/public_mavmanne ws.asp. The web episodes run just over five minutes each and feature three segments, each hosted by Mike Boogie and Dr. Will. Everyone who saw Mike and Will in the diary room on Big Brother knows how funny these guys are together. Mike and Will are the prototypical "MavMen" and we’re excited they
agreed to host our flagship website Man News program, says Rob Stevens, Vice President of Programming for MavTV.
Will Kirby has appeared on two seasons of Big Brother, winning the reality TV show contest in his first season. Mike Malin has also appeared on two seasons of Big Brother, winning its most recent season, the "All Stars" season seven. The first episodes of the Man News series were filmed at Dolce Enoteca e Ristorante in Hollywood, one of the most successful restaurants owned by Mike Malin.
Man News was written, produced and directed by Eric Mittleman, who helped launch "The Fishbowl" and was co-writer and producer of the first movie starring reality TV celebrities, The Scorned. Also involved in writing and producing Man News for MavTV was reality TV star, Rob Cesternino, of "Survivor" fame.
Mav’rick Entertainment Network’s "MavTV" is a 24-hour cable and satellite television network targeting the male demographic. MavTV covers the topics men care about most: Sports, Gadgets, Women, Comedy, and Gaming. Launched on October 1, 2004, independently owned and operated, MavTV is available in over 45 TV markets across the U.S. Additionally, MavTV is available on mobile phones around the world and on the web.
"What is a GAP?" you might ask... Well, it's a Graphic Arts Parody! Create posters or banners that parody Big Brother and the House Guests! You could be the winner of BB Lane GAP's - create your finest Graphic Arts Parody that is Big Brother related. The best parody poster or banner will be picked among entries submitted in this forum.
Submission accepted from now through September 1, 2007. Winners will be announced the night of the BB Finale.
We will have three winners:
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
NOTE: You must be a member of the BB Lane forums to submit entries.
HOW TO SUBMIT:
Start a topic in the BB Lane GAPs Forum (click here) and choose "Manage Files" and upload your graphic.
Files must have the extension of jpg, png, or gif
Files must be 500kb or less
Images width must be 600 or less
Submit as many entries as you want!
Winners will receive BB Bucks!!! Yup that's right - Best Buy Bucks!
CBS is making "Big Brother 8" more interactive than past editions, plotting a twist in which one of the game's players will be controlled by the whims of the American public.
Net's annual summer sudser, which kicks off July 5 at 8 p.m., has also locked in its cast. It'll once again be a young bunch, with most of the 14 players in their 20s-- and the oldest contestant just 44.
And, in a nod to a past "Big Brother" theme in which players were surprised to find out that their ex-flames had been recruited, this year's cast will include a few pairs of players with unresolved beefs.
The biggest twist, however, is a game element called "America's Player." In a nutshell, that contestant will have the chance to win extra sums of money-- but only if they carry out certain actions mandated by viewers via internet or text message voting. Chosen player might be asked to vote somebody out of the house or something more personal, such as flirting with another player. Eye is hoping the twist will give viewers more of a stake in the outcome of the game, in the same way auds who watch "American Idol" get to shape that competition.
Theme for this year's "Brother" house is "Alice in Wonderland," with a number of eclectic touches throughout the pad (think really big beds and tiny chairs).
CBS has high hopes for this year's edition of "Brother," the Allison Grodner and Endemol USA- produced skein that has be-come a summer staple for the net. Its perf is particularly important this year since the net is launching a new fall lineup marked by some particularly ambitious, younger-skewing skeins-- some of which will no doubt be hyped endlessly during "Brother's" run.
That appeal to youth is evident in the makeup of this year's cast. Half are under the age of 25, with one player below the age of 21. Four players hail from the Los Angeles area, and there are no less than three players who work at a restaurant or bar.
And this year's contestants are:
Amber, 27 Las Vegas Separated Cocktail Waitress
Carol, 21 Lawrence, Kan. Single Student
Daniele, 20 Huntington Beach, Calif. Single Waitress
Dick, 44 Los Angeles Single Bar Manager
Dustin, 22 Chicago Single Shoe Salesman
Eric, 27 New York Single Talent Management Assistant
Jameka, 28 Waldorf, Md. Single School Counselor
Jen, 23 Beverly Hills, Calif. Single Nanny
Jessica, 21 Haysville, Kan. Single College Student
Joe, 23 Chicago Single Receptionist
Kail, 37 Married Business Owner McKenzie Bridge, Ore.
Mike, 26 Three Lakes, Wis. Single Painting Contractor
Nick, 25 Kimball, Minn. Single Former Pro Football Player
