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Charlie’s Angels are back and hotter than ever! Meet three new girls who are earning their wings by busting the really bad guys.

There’s Abby (Rachael Taylor) a Park Avenue Princess who became a world-class thief. Then there’s Kate (Annie Ilonzeh), a Miami cop who fell from grace, losing both her career and her fiance. Finally there’s Gloria, a disgraced army lieutenant who has a way with explosives. When one of the angels’ missions ends in Gloria’s tragic death, Charlie persuades them to partner with Gloria’s childhood friend, Eve (Minka Kelly), a street racer with a mysterious past.

The new hit is a collaboration between Leonard Goldberg (the original Charlie’s Angels), Drew Barrymore, Alfred Gough and Miles Millar (Smallville).

Here’s your first look at the show, premiering this fall on ABC.

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NJ’s #1 prostitutionwhore strikes again!

Danielle Staub, the former star of the “Real Housewives of NJ” is now a fully-nude stripper at Scores in NYC.

Staub left “Real Housewives” after season 2 and was replaced with Teresa Giudice’s sister-in-law Melissa Gorga.

Demi Lovato posted an exclusive message to her fans on the AOL teen site Cambio.com.

This was the first time since leaving treatment for drug abuse that Demi spoke directly to her fans to thank them for their support.

She is excited to be getting back to work and looks happy and healthy.

Watch the video here.

During an interview with TV.com, Camille Grammer exclusively revealed that she tried to quit filming The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills during the show’s first season.

INTERVIEW EXCERPT:

Now that the first season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills has aired, and you’re interacting with a public who knows you, or has a strong impression of what they think is you, do you regret having done it?

Well, after the first few episodes, yeah, of course I did. I didn’t think that it was an accurate portrayal of myself.

Because they cut out stuff that made you look more sympathetic?

Absolutely. They didn’t show a rounded-out sense of who I am as a person.

And then once you realized what was happening in your marriage, what stopped you from just turning to the cameras and saying, “Get the f**k out of my house. I need to deal with this right now?”

I wish I could have, but I had an obligation to finish the show. I don’t know if I can say this, but I quit at one point. I did. Because it was too much. I didn’t know how much I could expose at the time. I was holding a lot back because I had known for a while that things were not right between my husband and I. So it’s very difficult filming a reality show while you’re going through this process, and hurt, and devastation.

So what did they say when you said you wanted to quit?

I quit for, you know, a couple of weeks. And actually Kelsey called me and said, “You have an obligation to do the show. You have to finish the show.” So I said, okay. He also asked me to come to the Tonys. Basically I found out [about Kelsey’s affair] through a mutual friend, and then I tried to get in touch with him. By the time we spoke, he said, “I’ve been thinking about it, and I just don’t want to be married any longer.” I asked if there was anybody else, and he said no at the time, but there obviously was. So he said to me, “You have to come to the Tonys,” and I said that I felt too uncomfortable and upset, and I don’t understand why I would have to come. And he said, “Listen, you have an obligation to finish out the show. You have to come.” He also mentioned that maybe we could talk things through and work it out. That gave me a glimmer of hope that maybe we could spark some romance that weekend. But at that point, he was already gone.

Last night on Saturday Night Live, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg came face to face with fellow Berg, Jesse Eisenberg, star of The Social Network.

The result? Major dork overload!

The excitement of New York City’s high-end real estate market returns to HGTV in the second season of Selling New York.

The new episodes, premiering tonight at 9 p.m. ET/PT, will continue to follow a group of assertive, razor-sharp brokers from CORE, offering viewers a rare glimpse inside the high-powered world of buying and selling luxury Manhattan homes.

The series’ second season features the agents’ ongoing efforts to keep sales moving, despite jaded buyers and intense competition. In new episodes, viewers will be granted an all-access pass into the most exclusive homes in New York City and witness, first-hand, the innovative marketing strategies the brokers must implement to sell these luxury properties.

“Selling New York offers an intriguing look at what it takes to move these multi-million dollar properties,” said Kathleen Finch, general manager, HGTV. “The series offers a fun, voyeuristic peek inside some of the city’s most exclusive homes, as well as the ingenious ideas the agents use to increase the odds of a sale.”

Fore more on Selling New York, visit HGTV.com.

These days, it seems as though anything “Jersey” is the main ingredient to the rise of any business.

Palermo’s Bakery, based in Ridgefield Park, has been specializing in original cake creations for over 20 years and has recently seen a growing attraction for their craft amongst celebrities. Known for their famous custom wedding cakes seen on the hit shows Say I Do NYC, TLC’s My Fair Wedding and Platinum Weddings on WE, Palermo’s is making their mark with intricate designs, delectable flavors and a keen eye for detail.

“No two brides are alike and no two celebrities are alike. We work with each one individually to keep all their secrets under wraps until the unveiling on their big day,” says owner Joanne Bruno.

Just recently, Dina Manzo, of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, had a cake creation made for an event to support her charity Project Lady Bug. Christy Pereira from the Style Network’s Jerseylicious had a beautiful cake created for her baby’s christening and her mother Gayle Giacomo had a custom cake made for her holiday party at Gatsby Salon.

Looks like Buddy Valastro from Cake Boss has some serious competition. I hope there’s a bake-off in the works.

Photo: DJ Cobra, The Situation, Ricky Rocks

Friday night in San Diego, our boy Mike ”The Situation” Sorrentino  attended the “FLUXX Website Launch Party with DJ Cobra and Ricky Rocks”.

Stitch was in town for the VH1 Divas event for the troops and according to MTV, he caused quite a stir.

“The troops got loud for every performer at VH1 Divas, but nothing topped the screams that erupted when Jersey Shore’s Snooki and The Situation came on stage.”

The Situation is one of the top paid reality stars out today, earning an estimated $3 million dollars in 2010.

The First Officially licensed tie-in book to the hit AMC series is here.

MAD MEN: The Illustrated World by Dyna Moe was developed with the input of show’s creator Matthew Weiner. In it, Moe, a freelance illustrator and designer responsible for the “Create Your Own Mad Men” avatar, masterfully creates a candy-colored record of the era, exploring topics such as:

• Office culture: things secretaries need to know, how to handle an accidental leg amputation, ways to deal with a difficult client.

• The home: great recipes for a newlywed’s supper for two, Sally Draper’s drink menu, how to decorate for the hated in-law, perfect hangover remedies.

• Fabulous fashion: hairstyle how-tos, make-up tricks for young moderns, bonus paper dolls of Joan.

• Pastimes and fads: learn to do The Charleston like Pete and Trudy, brush up on your horsemanship skills, and ways to survive any dinner party with a helpful midcentury novel cheat sheet.

Available just in time for the holiday season, the book is the perfect gift for every fan of the show!

Jersey Shore star The Situation was on the Opie And Anthony Show on last week to promote his book, Here’s the Situation: A Guide to Creeping on Chicks, Avoiding Grenades, and Getting Your GTL on the Jersey Shore. Surpisingly to all, the gang loved America’s favorite six-packing guido and we have interview highlights compiled by OpieandAnthonyVirus.com below.

The interview started off with a bang, when comedian Rich Vos, star of hit shows such as Last Comic Standing and The Goldbergs, tried to bond with the Jersey Shore star by telling a story about losing his virginity in a minute and a half in Seaside, NJ with a inebriated, comatose girl. Talk about an icebreaker.

Jim Norton asks The Situation if he’s ever “gone pigging,” he responds by saying, “The Situation doesn’t do fat chicks. I’ve had friends that have tried it only to see what it was like. I have heard that sex with ‘grenades’ is good because they try harder.”

Jimmy doesn’t know what a “grenade” is, Vos tells him it’s what he does on stage. ZING!

The Situation talks about his past as a mortgage broker with no money, no house, and no job. When he was unemployed his parents were recommending that he become a cop, fireman, or go into the Navy.

That’s when a lady friend of Mike Sorrentino urged him to go into modeling.

Vos interrupts to tell Mike that he has nice fingernails. No homo.

The Situation continues his story on how he was an underwear model, but didn’t get paid. That’s when he focused on getting into television. He went on a casting call for a VH1 pilot, that MTV later picked up and became the now infamous “Jersey Shore.”

Opie and Anthony then delve into the Jersey Shore transvestite controversy. The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) is upset that The Situation used the dreaded “T” word, “tranny,” in an episode of Jersey Shore. And to think I thought “shim” was the mean word and “tranny” was the fun and cheeky term. MTV has since issued an apology, but it didn’t seem that The Situation was too remorseful by the looks of his over-usage and justified use of the word “it.”

“There was a girl in the club, or whatever it was, and we had a couple of drinks. I didn’t hook up with it, I didn’t take it home, just had a conversation. I thought it was decent looking at the time. There is no guarantee that the specific person was what it says it was.”

When I’m in a “situation” (see what I did there) where I am not sure of the gender of the person I am trying to bed, I first look for the Adam’s Apple. If I’m still unsure, then I just do a Crocodile Dundee and grab the thing’s groin and feel around for crotch luggage. That usually solves the issue right there and then (except if you’re in Brazil).

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