Heidi Montag Talks New Show "Famous Foods"

Taking to "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" to dish about her upcoming project, Heidi Montag called into the popular radio show on Thursday afternoon (April 21).

The blonde reality said that her new reality gig isn't going to focus on her unsuccessful plastic surgery attempts, as she shared that the program will be titled "Famous Foods".

Miss Montag went on to say that the VH1 series “is about several celebrities coming together and building a restaurant, and working in it, and kind of figuring out the in’s and outs of the restaurant business, and how to be successful in it.”

Not stopping once her talking got underway, the 24-year-old noted that the show will start airing at summer's end, telling that her "plan is to just work as hard as I can, and to have fun, and to get through it without any crazy altercations.”

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Khloe Kardashian Lines Up “Law & Order" Gig

She’s had plenty of experience with reality television, but now Khloe Kardashian is looking to broaden her horizons.

The “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” hottie will be guest starring in a new episode of “Law & Order: Los Angeles.”

Interestingly enough, Khloe will play herself in the episode, and she’ll be under investigation for shooting her stylist after a bad dress choice.

Ms. Kardashian will film the episode in the next day or so, and it’ll air this coming Monday (April 25). Talk about a quick turnaround!

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Julianne Hough Isn't Having Kids Anytime Soon

Julianne Hough and Ryan Seacrest have only been dating for a year, but the Footloose star already has babies on the brain!

"I don't want to have kids anytime soon, but when I do, I want my body to be healthy," the 22-year-old Salt Lake City native tells the May issue of Women's Health.

To stay fit, Hough avoids processed foods and frequently attends Tracy Anderson's high-intensity cardio dance classes. "They're so fun and dance-y," she says.

Unfortunately, maintaining her figure hasn't always been so easy.

"Growing up, I could eat anything, but the minute I hit 22, I stopped dancing and kept eating whatever I wanted, and I gained weight," Hough admits. "Then I started reading [critical] comments in blogs. That freaks you out and you get caught up in it."

Fortunately, Hough was able to shake off the criticism. "If I deprive myself, I end up binge eating. I didn't want to do that," she says. "Now if I want something, I'll have it and I won't feel guilty. Then the next day I won't crave it."

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Spencer Pratt: I Want to Intern for Ryan Seacrest

Spencer Pratt is hoping to start over -- as Ryan Seacrest's radio intern.

The 27-year-old Hills alum wrote an e-mail to Seacrest's talent booker, Amy Sugarman, asking for a five-week stint under the media mogul. "I'm trying to change my image and make myself more likable," he told her.

Pratt called into Seacrest's KIIS-FM radio show Thursday to further explain his desire to change his public image.

"How do you go from being hated to even a little bit likable? It's about who you're around," Pratt said. "I've learned you need to be around likable people to even start to be likable. Who's the most likable person in America, if not the world? That would be Ryan Seacrest."

When Seacrest, 36, asked if the MTV bad boy had finally shaved his oft-mocked "flesh-colored beard," Pratt assured him that he's "completely shaved" and "clean-cut."

"I got a nice nine-month vacation living on the beach collecting sand dollars, and I really got to reflect and realize that in entertainment, you can definitely go too far," the former Hills star -- who once dropped $400,000 on healing crystals -- said. "I'm ready to start a whole new [chapter]."

As for wife Heidi Montag, 24? She's busy shooting a new reality show for VH1 with The Bachelor's Jake Pavelka, 33, and The Real Housewives of New Jersey's Danielle Staub, 48.

"She's up every morning at like 4:30. She starts her day with jump-roping while I'm still asleep, and then she heads off to film this new series for VH1 and she doesn't get back until at least 10 p.m.," Pratt told Seacrest. "I'm twiddling my thumbs all day like, 'I need to get a job.'"

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