Step Off Paris Hilton: Brody Jenner Looking for a new BFF
By Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith
Oct 15, 2008
Move over, Paris Hilton! Thanks to MTV there's more than one celebrity looking to expand their circle of friends. Brody Jenner has been filming his latest reality show, "Bromance," in which contestants square off to become one of his best bros. "Basically, we're taking reality television and the whole genre and completely flipping it on its head," says Jenner, who is also starring on "The Hills." "There are going to be a lot of surprises. It's going to be funny. There are going to be practical jokes. It's going to be sad. It's got all the elements of anywhere from a dating show to 'Punk'd.' It's a very well-rounded show, and we've had a blast filming it."
Step Off Paris Hilton: Brody Jenner Looking for a new BFF (Image: Wenn)
However, just because it's for reality television doesn't mean Jenner's not taking it seriously. "I'm a big friend person. I like to surround myself with good people. There are a couple of guys that we would definitely hang out with," he claims.
Of course there are those who have other things on their minds -- like simply being on TV. "The audience is going to have to judge for themselves," he responds. "As far as I'm concerned, yeah, I think there are some of those."
ANOTHER REALITY: Speaking of Brody Jenner … There are many fans of "The Hills" who think the show brought two of reality TV's most conniving cast members together, but it ain't so, reveals Heidi Montag, standing by her man Spencer Pratt. "We met a year into filming the show. Brody [Jenner] and Kristin Cavallari introduced us," she says of the one-time couple. Ah, two reality stars helping out another! Sweet. However, she doesn't want us to forget another little helper -- destiny. "I would have found him some way," Heidi reassures.
UP TEMPO: Hollywood choreographer Shane Sparks is on hiatus at the moment from "America's Next Best Dance Crew" as it recently wrapped its second season, but he tells us he has no plans of slowing down. "You can't. Once you start working you can't take a break because you don't know if it's going to come back or not," he notes. "You've got to hustle until you get at that level where you can take a break and it won't affect you."
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