Although Jen Schefft, who in 2005 shot down two marriage-minded suitors as The Bachelorette, applauds Bachelor Brad Womack's decision not to propose to anyone in this season's finale, she's still steamed that he isn't taking as much heat for his non-choice as she did. Where, she asks on the Huffington Post, is the outrage and "negative press I personally received after announcing I didnt want to be with any of the guys I met on the show? I havent seen much denouncing him as a jerk... or proclaiming he made the biggest mistake of his life and that hed be single forever. Um, remind me never to ask Schefft to come to my defense. Ben Katner
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Is The Bachelor: Paris catch Travis Stork still canoodling with Sarah Stone, the kindergarten teach he picked in this week's finale? Who knows. But until the would-be couple come forth, TVGuide.com got up to speed on another Bachelor, Season 3 star Andrew Firestone, who has his own big news to share. After all, maybe things have reheated up between him and Jen Schefft, right? No? Maybe he just has a DVD to tout?
TVGuide.com: Tell me about Wine Ways, the new educational DVD you produced and star in. How did it come to be?Andrew Firestone: In a nutshell, what I do in my day job is teach wine tasting, and I really like to focus
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Spoiler alert! If you don't read the tabs, you haven't heard the rumor about The Bachelorette's conclusion — which occupies three freakin' hours of ABC's airtime tonight, starting at 8 pm/ET — and if you don't want to know anything, read no further.
Still reading? OK. Just to sum up,
Star recently reported that
Jen Schefft broke up with her chosen guy about a week after the reality hit finished taping. (That'd be right around Thanksgiving, FYI.) The rag went on to link romantically
Andrew Firestone's ex with her boss, Chicago nightclub-owner
Billy Dec, who has denied it, of course. Even if it's true, he wouldn't want to be the one to fess up and blow the show for Jen, right?
Intriguingly, tonight's two-hour finale features Jen receiving marriage proposals from both Jerry and John Paul. However, you'll have to watch a third hour
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OK, so we've all seen those TV ads for The Bachelorette's season premiere, featuring one of Jen Schefft's admirers fainting during a rose ceremony. Who is that swooning suitor?
This week, Schefft wasn't allowed to name the man while doing a press conference call with journalists to promote the show; an ABC publicist hushed her up, so as not to "give too much away." Puh-leeze. It hardly took the sleuthing skills of Sydney Bristow to determine the dude's identity. This nosy TV Guide Online reporter simply videotaped the ad (while watching Alias, natch), hit the pause button to freeze-frame the fainter, and then compared his face to the suitor photos on ABC's website. Voila! He's unmistakably David, the 30-year-old marketing consultant from Chicago.
Now that the mystery's solved, why'd he take the face plant on the floor? Sure, Schefft's pretty, but did she literally take his breath away? No. Turns out, he was exhauste
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