Kevin Federline will aim to cut the fat (and thus, the fat jokes) on the new season of Celebrity Fit Club, People reports.
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The 31-year-old former backup dancer and wannabe rapper, who has visibly packed on the pounds since his 2006 split from ex-wife Britney Spears, will join ...
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There's never a crystal ball around when you need one. After leaving American Idol after Season 1, Brian Dunkleman faded into obscurity while his cohost, Ryan Seacrest, became the next Dick Clark. Now, the Dunk is back on TV, mixing it up with Happy Days' Erin Moran and Eight Is Enough's Willie Aames as a contestant on Celebrity Fit Club: Boot Camp (Sundays at 8 pm/ET, VH1). We talked to Dunkleman about getting in shape military-style, dealing with reality-TV "drama," and what he really thinks of Idol. — Megan Walsh-BoyleTVGuide.com: What made you decide to enlist? Brian Dunkleman: Well, they called and I was available. It's been a while since someone has asked me to do something, so I thought it would probably be a good idea to do it. Maybe they assumed I had completely let myself go. [But] it worked out great because I was actually in the process of trying to get in shape [because] I was getting married. TVGuide.com: How is it working out with drill sergeant Harvey? He seems ...
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CBS has greenlit production on a 13th cycle of The Amazing Race, which currently is in the midst of Season 12.... VH1 has ordered new seasons of Celebrity Fit Club and Ego Trip's The (White) Rapper Show — each of which will have a twist. Per the Reporter, Fit Club will feature former cast members versus new D-listers, while Ego Trip's Miss Rap Supreme (as the follow-up is titled) will search for the next great female MC.... VH1 has also OK'd Viva Hollywood!, in which 12 Latino and Latina contestants aspire to be telenovela stars.
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• On Sunday HBO's John from Cincinnati delivered 1.2 million total viewers in its second week, representing a drop of 65 percent from the premiere. The Season 4 launch of lead-out Entourage drew 2.2 mil, shedding 1.2 mil from its recent season-ender, while Flight of the Conchords bowed to 1.2 mil. • The Sunday finale of VH1's Celebrity Fit Club was sized up by 2.7 mil, a series high. Showtime's Meadowlands was visited by 184,000.• On Monday TNT's Heartland debuted to 4.3 mil, making it ad-supported cable's No. 2 series telecast for the year to date. Big Love (1.5 mil) got a bit less love, dropping 700K week to week.
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The 1970s' grooviest teen dream queen will be returning to America's living rooms when Celebrity Fit Club 5: Men vs. Women premieres April 22 on VH1. Not that Maureen McCormick or her many incarnations of Marcia, Marcia, Marcia ever left our Brady Bunch-lovin' hearts. After all, the kitschy kidcom loops endlessly in reruns, and its complete-series DVD set — touting a "shag carpet" cover and assorted spin-offs — hits stores today. But the 2007 Mo is about so much more than Davy Jones crushes. Still ebullient and girlishly pretty at 50, she peels back layers of "Brady perfection" to reveal the years of human heartache and loss that led to a 30-pound weight gain and her first-ever reality-TV gig. Here, she gives TVG
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