The Hills is So Fake!! December 17th, 2008 at 10:00 am by admin
The Hills is just so fake it is actually getting annoying. I hate “staged” reality shows. If you have to stage reality the characters just aren’t interesting! Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt are two prime examples of that. Their lives are so boring they are completely acting all the time. Even the way they look is fake, I mean Heidi looks ridiculous with her fake books, and bleach blonde extension hair. Spencer is worse he just tries to act like the world’s biggest dick to get attention. It’s getting old. Let’s just get these two off the air, they are not, nor never have been interesting.
In their latest attempt they have now faked the legality of their wedding nuptials. Because they wed in Mexico their wedding is not recognized in the states until they go to a court. So that they did, at night when the court was closed! They basically used the courtroom as a stage and even had an actor sit in for the judge. Lame!
A Los Angeles Superior Court official said Tuesday that MTV was recently granted permission to shoot in a courtroom in Beverly Hills, but it was done after hours _ and that’s not one of their judges sitting on the bench in “The Hills” footage.
MTV was granted permission to film “what purported to be a wedding outside of court hours” at the Beverly Hills courthouse, court spokesman Allan Parachini said Tuesday. He did not know who the participants were in the wedding, but Parachini said court officials wanted the filming to be treated as a news event.
A check of marriage records last week did not reveal any filings by Pratt or Montag in Los Angeles County.
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The Hills is So Fake!!
December 17th, 2008 at 10:00 am by admin
The Hills is just so fake it is actually getting annoying. I hate “staged” reality shows. If you have to stage reality the characters just aren’t interesting! Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt are two prime examples of that. Their lives are so boring they are completely acting all the time. Even the way they look is fake, I mean Heidi looks ridiculous with her fake books, and bleach blonde extension hair. Spencer is worse he just tries to act like the world’s biggest dick to get attention. It’s getting old. Let’s just get these two off the air, they are not, nor never have been interesting.
In their latest attempt they have now faked the legality of their wedding nuptials. Because they wed in Mexico their wedding is not recognized in the states until they go to a court. So that they did, at night when the court was closed! They basically used the courtroom as a stage and even had an actor sit in for the judge. Lame!
A Los Angeles Superior Court official said Tuesday that MTV was recently granted permission to shoot in a courtroom in Beverly Hills, but it was done after hours _ and that’s not one of their judges sitting on the bench in “The Hills” footage.
MTV was granted permission to film “what purported to be a wedding outside of court hours” at the Beverly Hills courthouse, court spokesman Allan Parachini said Tuesday. He did not know who the participants were in the wedding, but Parachini said court officials wanted the filming to be treated as a news event.
A check of marriage records last week did not reveal any filings by Pratt or Montag in Los Angeles County.
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