Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Review: Kristin Cavallari special with Guiliana Rancic
First, Kristin Cavallari revealed next to nothing new.
One interesting thing she did say was she thinks Laguna Beach caused the breakup with Stephen Colletti much earlier than would have otherwise happened. She still seemed all these years later to at least have some regrets about this breakup.
She noted in Season 2 she embraced the role of bad girl which has gone to what I thought all along was that for the most in Season 2 they were acting.
She said when she joined The Hills she viewed it as an “acting job”.
The only other really interesting thing she said without saying was Jay Cutler cheating led to their breakup. She repeatedly said that “Jay needed to change some things”.
I’m not sure how much I believe she wants to have a lot of kids.
She said her and Jay have been offered multiple reality shows but will not do any because she wants her son to have a normal life. Again, not sure I believe this will never happen. Props to her if she sticks to this though as I do think reality tv would destroy the relationship.
Not sure I can imagine her and Jay lasting.
She seems like a lot of reality stars that have found some success not in acting or entertainment but in minor clothing and fragrance lines.
Interesting show for a half hour but know going in, you won
Other thing to me was in Kristin’s private photos while cute she is no great beauty but you can see personality wise how she would be a good time.
One interesting thing she did say was she thinks Laguna Beach caused the breakup with Stephen Colletti much earlier than would have otherwise happened. She still seemed all these years later to at least have some regrets about this breakup.
She noted in Season 2 she embraced the role of bad girl which has gone to what I thought all along was that for the most in Season 2 they were acting.
She said when she joined The Hills she viewed it as an “acting job”.
The only other really interesting thing she said without saying was Jay Cutler cheating led to their breakup. She repeatedly said that “Jay needed to change some things”.
I’m not sure how much I believe she wants to have a lot of kids.
She said her and Jay have been offered multiple reality shows but will not do any because she wants her son to have a normal life. Again, not sure I believe this will never happen. Props to her if she sticks to this though as I do think reality tv would destroy the relationship.
Not sure I can imagine her and Jay lasting.
She seems like a lot of reality stars that have found some success not in acting or entertainment but in minor clothing and fragrance lines.
Interesting show for a half hour but know going in, you won
Other thing to me was in Kristin’s private photos while cute she is no great beauty but you can see personality wise how she would be a good time.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Lauren Conrad speaks!
Credit: Dewey Nicks/Lucky Magazine
Lauren Conrad and William Tell are happy homebodies! In the March issue of Lucky, the 26-year-old fashion designer and reality star opens up about her relaxed relationship with the University of Southern California law student -- and even hints she's ready to start a family.
Though the former Hills heroine used to spend her nights partying at Hollywood hotspots like Les Deux with then-boyfriends Jason Wahler and Kyle Howard, Conrad and the ex-Something Corporate rocker are more low-key. "Honestly, he studies all weekend and I've been working," Conrad says of Tell, whom she began dating on Valentine's Day in 2012. "I'm renovating a condo, so I've been spending my weekends shopping for home stuff at flea markets."
Tell's laid-back style suits the Paper Crown designer in more ways than one. "He's just a jeans and T-shirt guy, which I like," Conrad says of her 32-year-old beau's complementary style. "[But] sometimes I'll buy him clothes and sneak them into his drawer!"
Conrad and Tell are in it for the long haul, but the two are taking their relationship one step at a time. "I want kids, but not in the immediate future," she explains. "All of my friends in their early 30s who just started having kids say, 'Give it a few years.'"
For now, the L.A. Candy author is focused on her career. "The first book I pitched to HarperCollins was a dating book and they did not want it, but I would love to write one," says the New York Times' bestselling author. Conrad also plans to expand her design empire: "A friend from high school recently reminded me my goal was to own a bridal boutique! I'd love to design bridal dresses."
Conrad -- who wasn't allowed to watch MTV until she was 16! -- admits that being on TV "did not help" her reputation as a fashion designer. "It was difficult to be taken seriously. But I think the fact that I went to school to study fashion and worked in the industry helped me," she tells Lucky. "I think it's a good thing to feel like you have to prove something, because you're always going to have to work a little bit harder."
The Laguna Beach alum says working in fashion and the entertainment industry has forced her to develop a thick skin. "At the end of the day it's going to hurt your feelings if someone says something mean about you, but I've learned to take a step back and ask myself if it's really going to affect me, if this person who I'm never going to know or meet doesn't like me," Conrad says. "And it doesn't."
