Reality television stars Kim Kardashian and Lauren Conrad will add to their ever-expanding resumes, with an appearance as celebrity judges in cycle 13 of America’s Next Top Model.

At this stage, both Kardashian and Conrad only have one-episode gigs, with Conrad slated to stop by the show on September 16, and Kardashian a few weeks later on October 21.

However, rumour has it that ANTM is looking for a more permanent replacement on the judging panel for the newly departed supermodel judge, Paulina Porizkova, and both Kardashian and Conrad are in the running for the spot.

I guess that means they should treat their cameo appearances as an audition, of sorts.

What do you Top Model fans think? Does either of these two reality fashionistas have what it takes to become a permanent fixture in the ANTM house?

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International celebrity Tara Reid has agreed to a stint on the Australian version of Dancing With The Stars.

The American Pie star reportedly turned down an appearance on Network Ten’s Big Brother (who then paid Pamela Anderson over half a million dollars for a few hours in the house) to join the latest line-up on the dancing reality show.

So far, Ms. Reid is the only celebrity to sign up for the latest season of the Channel 7 show. It is set to air shortly after the network’s coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics has ended.

At the end of the last series, co-host Daryl Somers was sacked, leaving Strictly Ballroom actress Sonia Kruger on her own in the hosting duties.

Even though Nick Hogan is the one doing time, it is his older sister Brooke who seems to be doing most of the suffering.

“She’s suffering the worst of all; she just can’t keep it together and has been hit the hardest, she is extremely sensitive and her emotions are spiraling out of control. Brooke’s relationship with her father was severely strained after his reported infidelity with her former friend made news in February.”

Brooke’s father HUlk Hogan is putting a lot of the blame for the family’s troubles at the foot of their reality TV show, which he admitted in court is not reality at all, but totally scripted.

“I was offered lots of [reality] shows when I was making my career comeback against The Rock, but I kept saying no. But years later, it was my daughter’s career and son’s racing career that we were thinking about.”

“We saw the Ashlee Simpson show and Jessica Simpson’s and Lindsay Lohan on the big screen and we just didn’t haven’t a vehicle to compete,” he said. “But I considered it, because this time it was about the Hogan family rather than Hulk Hogan; they all wanted to do it and I tried to warn them about what they were in for. Now look what happened.”

Gee, who’d have thought that their reality show is not real at all??? None of it looked scripted to me…….