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Rest assured: The Hills is still alive with drama.

A trailer for the MTV show’s upcoming season (airing in March) has hit the web — and things get even more dramatic between Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt.

One clip shows Pratt hitting on a bartender.

“What gets you up on the bar dancing?” he asks her.

Her reply? “Pour some sugar on me.”

Montag hears about it, gets irate and angrily confronts him. (Another scene shows Pratt getting into a bar fight.)

Of course, The Hills wouldn’t be complete without a few tears. Montag is seen crying in front of Conrad (again).

“My favorite memories are my memories with you!” she hysterically tells her.

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Nadya Suleman, the California woman who gave birth to octuplets last month, squared off against her own mother in a 30-minute face-to-face debate videotaped last week by the Web site RadarOnline.com, which posted a portion of the face-off on Monday.

“I’m not going to destroy the embryos, period. Done, done, done,” Nadya Suleman tells her mother, Angela Suleman, during their often-heated conversation.

“You can’t go back and alter the past,” says Nadya.

Though their talk frequently becomes an outright debate – with Nadya repeatedly talking over her mother and telling her to “stop stagnating” – Angela stresses that other options were available to Nadya.

“They were frozen and you did not have to do anything,” Angela Suleman says in reference to the embryos – prompting Nadya to respond, “They were lives. You either use them or destroy them.”

Nadya says she would never have considered donating the embryos to someone else. “I couldn’t even fathom the idea of having my own children out in the world … and not know them,” she states.

But, her mother says, “You should have considered your six other children.” Of the newborns, the grandmother adds, “I feel sorry for them.”

Nadya replies that there is no reason to feel sorry for the babies, who are “healthy and thriving.”

On Tuesday’s Today show, Radar.com senior executive editor Chris Myers was asked if his Web site paid the Sulemans to appear on camera. Myers responded, “We did not pay for the interview.”

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Sunday was rough for Audrina Patridge - her Los Angeles home got robbed.

“I had a really rough day today – I got home late last night and realized that my house had been robbed,” she blogged on Monday. “It was pretty devastating!”

“I spent most of the morning filling out police reports and going through the house room by room making lists of everything that had been taken,” she went on. “Most of the items are replaceable, but they took off with a few very sentimental things too. Definitely not a good way to start the week.”

Patridge said she is now working with police to find the culprit.

Said The Hills star, “I’m going to be posting shortly surveillance footage of the intruders with pretty clear shots of their faces.”

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