Looks like The Hills‘ resident hunk, Brody Jenner,
is going to get his own reality show. He was overheard sharing the news to his friends at a party, but his rep says that the deal — with MTV – “hasn’t been confirmed.”
Hills goes to the big screen
The Hills has a big following, but will that translate to a Hollywood blockbuster?
There are plans of turning the hit show into a movie. “We have kind of talked about it,” Lauren Conrad tells MTV. “I think if they were going to do a film of The Hills, they would basically film it like we do the show and they would just edit it into a movie. It would be like a really long episode.”
Take The Hills Quiz
Excited about the new season of The Hills? The new season premieres in a couple of days, but you can whet your appetites with this fun quiz — and see how well you know about this hit show.
Heidi Montag’s video makes web debut
Watch the new video of The Hills’ star Heidi Montag, singing her single “Higher.” The video was directed by her ex Spencer Pratt.
Watch Heidi climb rocks, run after birds, and gyrate in a bikini. (And if you hate her, you can hope she slips on one a slimy shell and gashes her head.)
Hills update: shoplifting, pigeonholes, and Roxy rumors
We can’t stop ourselves from talking about The Hills. It’s one of the best guilty pleasures to ever hit the tube — especially since the writer’s strike has put some of the shows to a screeching halt. Best part is that the drama continues off-screen. Spencer Pratt’s sister Stephanie (also called “The She Pratt” just got caught shoplifting at Neiman Marcus.
But, there’s no truth to the rumor that Roxy Olin (daughter of
“Brothers and Sisters” producer Ken Olin) will join the wedding party. She did do a cameo, though — she was standing next to Spencer’s sister when she dissed Lauren at the bar. Roxy’s mom, Patricia (who stars in “Prison Break” — my, what a TV family) says that the first and last appearance. The Hills bigwigs were wooing her to do another one, but she only agreed to join that episode out of a favor to Spencer, who was a high school buddy. “They kind of pigeonhole you into stuff there,” said Patricia.