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10 September 2007 (USA)
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Stallone Sues Over Stolen Car
(From WENN. 1 December 2009, 5:36 PM, PST)
Morning Links - Nicole Richie Lands a Sitcom on ABC
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Morning Links - Nicole Richie Lands a Sitcom on ABC
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Welcome to "all-slime-all-the-time" TV
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 5 of 18) | Dax Holt | ... | Himself (143 episodes, 2007-2008) |
 | Antonio Martinez | ... | Himself (143 episodes, 2007-2008) |
| Max Hodges | ... | Himself (43 episodes, 2007-2009) |
| Michael Hundgen | ... | Himself (43 episodes, 2007-2008) |
 | Sean Borg | ... | Himself (42 episodes, 2007) |
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TMZ (Australia)
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30 min (including commercials)
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Spoofed in "The Jay Leno Show: (#1.23)" (2009)
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How to get a show on TV these days: get a bunch of snide, sarcastic youthful losers - who will appeal to all those snide, sarcastic losers out there in TV land - and have them do snide, sarcastic, pseudo-journalistic reports on those oh-so-marketable celebrities. Three-time DUI loser Paris Hilton's proudest defender, attorney (?) Harvey Levin, arms folded, plays corrupting fagin to this smarmy crew of young, wannebe misfits. The budding young "reporters" - all carefully selected to present a wide appeal to the various awkward teens out there, seem shy at first. They come from nice homes and they're not 100% sure it's okay to trash away on pretty much anyone they can find footage of. But hangdog-eyed Harvey encourages them, egging them on, and they gain in snide, sarcastic confidence with each sojourn into the world of slime TV. After all, they are now no-talent celebrities, too, right? They are on TV, being smug - so, ironically enough, these kids are really the latest batch of "famous-for-doing-nothings". As far as the "reporting" goes, there doesn't even have to be a story - just footage - the snotty kids can do the rest with their sneering, contemptuous, drooling, star-envying voice overs. "Oh gosh - it's fun to be snotty with famous adults and get away with it!" And it's apparently a can't-fail formula in today's media world. The producers are counting on America's youth to prove them right and Harvey seems sure this crap will make him a rich man - maybe even rich enough to live next door to his poor, downtrodden friend, Paris Hilton. Has anybody checked to see if this goon really has a law degree? If he does - with this show, he even manages to give lawyers a bad name.