Move over, Trista and Ryan Sutter – another couple from the ‘Bachelor’ franchise has made it to the altar. Jason Mesnick and Molly Malaney exchanged vows on Saturday, reports PEOPLE. Former ‘Bachelorette’ Trista and her husband were in attendance, along with Jillian Harris, one of the women who competed for Mesnick’s affections on the show.

Harris attended the ceremony with her fiance Ed Swiderski, whom she selected when she starred on ‘The Bachelorette’ last year. “We’re really excited for them,” she said of Mesnick. “They are very ‘normal’ in one sense, but on the other hand both of us have been through things in terms of the tabloids and drama after our shows were over.”

“We’re so sympathetic to each other’s relationships that we’re huge supporters of each other,” Harris added.

Continue Reading…

Pics: Flynet, PCN

How’s this for an encore: controversial Bachelor contestant Rozlyn Papa may be the star of her very own sex tape.

TMZ reports that an explicit video starring Papa, 28, is being “shopped around the porn community” in Los Angeles.

Kevin Blatt, a rep for porn website LiveJasmin, has viewed the tape and tells TMZ that “it’s definitely Rozlyn.” Papa, a single mom and makeup artist from Richmond, Va., is supposedly seen performing a “sexual act” with a “well-endowed” male partner.

Papa’s rep told TMZ simply that her client “has no knowledge of any tape”

Papa stole the spotlight on Monday’s Bachelor Women Tell All special, when she implied that Bachelor host Chris Harrison was a cheater. He later called her “desperate.”

Source

I was busting up laughing last night as I watched ABC’s 2 hour The Bachelor: The Women Tell All special. I don’t know whether Roslyn was telling the truth or not, but you gotta give the woman props for defending herself! She was awesome! She fought Chris Harrison on almost every single point! I’m not sure if I believe her, but I definitely think she held her own last night! I think she had very good points. How did ABC miss filming the “biggest scandal in The Bachelor history”? I just don’t buy it!

More from US Weekly:

On the special, Harrison, 38, grilled Papa, a 29-year-old model/make-up artist who was kicked off the ABC reality show after several cast members claimed she had an “inappropriate” relationship with producer Ryan Callahan.

Three different women claimed they each had proof: One said she saw Papa and Callahan making out; another said she saw her touch his thigh one time and a third said she heard Papa remark that she wanted Callahan to tuck her in bed.

Despite the three eye witness accounts, Papa swore on her child’s life that nothing sexual happened between her and the producer. Harrison told her how many were sad that Callahan was fired because people on the show considered him a friend. Papa then snapped, “That’s news to him, especially when you were hitting on his wife in New Zealand. He thought that was crazy.”

“I won’t dignify that with a response,” Harrison cooly replied before telling Papa, “I hope you will become a better person through this.”

Harrison tells Entertainment Weekly that the reason he didn’t immediately respond to Papa’s accusation was because “that’s exactly what she would have wanted from me. It was a desperate attempt by a very desperate woman to create a diversion and deflect the spotlight from herself….”

Harrison – a married father of two – added that it was tacky of Papa (a single mother) to bring his innocent family into the matter.

“…Beyond the fact that it’s just flat out not true, that comment was well beyond the line of decency and speaks volumes to the kind of person Rozlyn is,” he said. “My wife, who I’ve been with since I was 18 and have been married to for over 16 years, was in the audience that night and got as big a laugh out of Rozlyn’s comment as I did.”

Source

And call me crazy, but why do I have the feeling that Jake picks neither girl? For the first time that I can remember on the Women Tell All special – the Bachelor didn’t gush about how in love he is – and how he knows he made the right pick. What has happened in the past – is Chris Harrison asks the Bachelor about how he feels about his decision, and usually the Bachelor goes on and on about how in love he is – how he can’t wait to go public with his fiance, blah blah blah. The ONLY thing Jake said was “I’m happy with the choice I made”. Doesn’t sound promising!

What do you think happens on the finale?

While sides are being taken, lines are being drawn, and the battle between good and evil is just heating up – this week’s Entertainment Weekly pays a visit to the Island to get exclusive scoop on what the final season is all about – and how it may end.

As the intricate, intoxicating, and occasionally infuriating drama stands 13 episodes from the finish line, one thing is clear: Executive producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof aren’t playing it safe. While they’ve begun the process of resolving some of the show’s biggest mysteries, they’ve also dropped a provocative parallel-universe paradigm in viewers’ laps. Fans have greeted season 6’s first few episodes with oohs, ahhhs, and a few harrumphs. “I certainly was not prepared for the level of scrutiny that the show is being held to this season,” says Cuse. “It’s like if you actually had to have your Christmas televised as the Super Bowl halftime show, and America was going to watch what you bought for your family as presents and then pass judgment on them.”

All the tension boils down to this one overarching question: Can the Lost enterprise boldly go where few mystery dramas have gone before – Satisfactory Resolutionville? As much as fans want to be gobsmacked every single weak, Lindelof and Cuse say that, like it or not, they have chosen to make season 6 a deliberately mounting saga; each episode is an important chapter, but some are more monumental than others. Coming off Feb. 16’s meaty episode, the series will unleash a succession of episodes that further illuminate Island mysteries, bring back more old favorites, and set the stage for the first major battle in the epic standoff between good and evil. “The stakes are rising,” warns Evangeline Lilly. “We’re building to a situation where we have two camps of people pitted against each other….The season 6 finale is not just a big Brady Bunch party where we all have cupcakes and enjoy ourselves. Not gonna be like that.” As Matthew Fox put it, “[The season] has so far surpassed whatever my imagination could have dreamed. I feel really fortunate to have been a part of this series. It’s going to go down as one of the all-time greats.”

When Cuse and Lindelof originally began planning the final season, they looked at two possible scenarios: telling a story about a profoundly tweaked Lost timeline off the Island, or one in which the characters’ attempt to rewrite history didn’t work. Then they decided to do both. “We thought just doing one would not inherently be satisfying,” says Cuse. “We’ve designed each season to be its own thing. This season is about parallel timelines. The thing that was appealing to us as storytellers is that in hitting that reset button, we get to make the show really feel like season 1. We’re basically getting to tell origins for the characters all over again.”

The Island bluff-master Ben (played by Michael Emerson) offered the most alluring analysis of this season’s trippy story. “What if you saw what the show meant, but couldn’t recognize it?” says Emerson, who also gave voice to what many in the Lost audience were likely thinking after watching the premiere. “Like the viewers who saw the finale of season 5, I thought, ‘As soon as we come back, there’s going to be some great revelation about what all has changed,’” he says. “It’s full of amazing events and crazy-good scenes. But I can’t put it all together from where I’m at right now.”

For those viewers who share Emerson’s view, keep in mind that Lost seasons tend to end with a wow, not an ow. “All we can say is, Be patient,” says Lindelof. “You’ve come with us this far. Maybe we haven’t earned your trust, but whether you like it or not, you’re in the car and we’re driving. You have to basically trust us not to go off the road.” Adds Cuse: “If you’re feeling sick, roll the window down and throw up. But don’t get out of the car.”

Continue Reading

Bachelor finalist Gia Allemand has a boyfriend.

Dominick Pierno, who owns Lavatola restaurant on New York’s Long Island, fumes to the New York Post, “She was on the show and said she broke up with me. Meanwhile, we had dinner at Philippe the other night.”

See stars who’ve been accused of cheating

The 26-year-old model (who has also been linked to two pro athletes!) is battling against Vienna Girardi and Tenley Molzahn for the final rose from Jake Pavelka. (Although — SPOILER ALERT — Internet rumors peg Girardi, 23, the daughter of a topless dancer, as the winner!)

See Bachelor stars without their shirts!

Meanwhile, on Monday night’s Bachelor, Ali Fedotowsky attempts to come back to the show, according to a new promo clip. Fedotowsky left last week to keep her job.

“I’m a mess,” she tells Pavelka, 32. “I made the wrong choice… I want to come back.”

See famous rocky reality show romances

Source

Sources tell E! exclusively that supermodels and reality-TV staples Heidi Klum and Paulina Porizkova have just signed deals today to guest star on the hit ABC series. A rep for ABC confirms this new to us.

So who are Heidi and Paulina playing?

According to sources, they’ll be playing themselves in an episode tentatively slated to air in March. And sorry, Desperate dudes, but it’ll be solely a female affair.

In the episode Gaby (Eva Longoria Parker), who is a former model, and Angie (Drea de Matteo) run into the Project Runway host and former America’s Next Top Model judge in New York City. The storyline will take place in NYC but the episode will be shot here in Los Angeles.

I’m told Heidi and Paulina’s deals just closed today, so the ink is still drying. This is arguably Desperate Housewives‘ splashiest/sexiest guest-star casting yet, though there have been some seriously fine actors to come through Wisteria Lane, including Alfre Woodard, Nathan Fillion, Neal McDonough, Dougray Scott and John Slattery.

Source

Details on the sixth and final season of ABC’s Lost — which premieres (finally!) on Feb. 2 — have been harder to come by than a smooth landing on Oceanic Airlines. Did Juliet succeed in detonating the hydrogen bomb — and blasting the show’s beloved characters to an island-free existence? If Locke is dead, who’s taken over his body? Can Sayid survive his nasty gunshot wound? Will we ever fully understand what’s really going on with this show?

PEOPLE.com found answers to those pressing questions — plus 4, 8, 15, 16, 23 or 42 more — during a visit to the drama’s top-secret set in Oahu, Hawaii.

1. Under Pressure: “I don’t think ‘panic’ is the right word,” says Damon Lindelof of co-writing the highly anticipated premiere with fellow executive producer Carlton Cuse, “but it was like, ‘How do we do this?’” The producers have said that time traveling through the ’70s is history, as are the show’s traditional flashback/flash-forward narrative structures. “We haven’t [told the story] like this before,” Lindelof says. “It’s like, ‘Are we gonna be able to pull it off?’” Daniel Dae Kim, who plays Jin, believes they have. “I knew it would be something inventive because that’s how this show rolls,” he says. “But we’ve definitely increased our scope.” His three words to describe his reaction to the first episode? “Intrigued. Excited. Curious.”

2. All About Character: For all of Lost’s elaborate and feverishly dissected mythology, the series has always been, at its core, a character drama — and that won’t change. “The final season is really when you’re going to learn what these characters’ destinies are,” says Cuse. Expect man of faith Locke (Terry O’Quinn) — or whoever he is now — to prove a central figure, along with man of science Dr. Jack Shephard. “About midway through [the season], Jack will absolutely know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that his whole life has brought him to this point in time,” Matthew Fox says of his tortured character, “and that he is meant to do something very, very important.”

Keep Reading…