Reality TV

What is this, like Season 100 of Project Runway? Okay, it’s only been 9 seasons but last night a new winner was just announced.

After the final four was paired down to Kimberly Goldson, Joshua McKinley, Viktor Luna and Anya Ayoung-Chee, the remaining four were given five weeks and $9,000 to each create a collection to be showcased at New York’s Fashion Week.

After last night, Ayoung-Chee was announced as the winner. It was her Caribbean-inspired final collection that gained her the top spot.

Her win was very TV-friendly. The former Miss Universe contestant learned how to sew just four months before the competition and was competing against trained and skilled designers who scoffed at her style over skill angle.

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Because sometimes a successful career in pop music just isn’t enough, musicians seem to flock to reality shows faster than a Kardashian.

Between Jessica Simpson, Shania Twain and Snoop Dogg, singers have turned to reality shows to pay the extra bills.

Find out our five favorite musicians-turned-reality stars after the jump.

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Melanie Brown—aka Scary Spice—is letting the cameras in to her life! The former Spice Girl will be starring in her own reality show about her and her family called The Mel B Project on The Style Network.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the series will give an inside look at her life and marriage to Stephen Belafonte, and her daughters Angel and Phoenix.

Salaam Coleman Smith, President of The Style Network, said in a statement, "Mel B is confident, hilarious and outrageously entertaining. Style is all about transformations and we love that Mel has evolved her image and sought new challenges throughout her career while also taking on the ups, downs and everything in between that come with motherhood and marriage. With her infectious humor and signature ‘Girl Power’ style, Mel is an outstanding addition to our network and we’re thrilled to have her as a new face of Style.”

Style network added, "From party girl 'Scary Spice' to the ultimate new millennium mom, the British beauty is now all grown up, but her famous no-holds-barred approach to life remains the same as she combines 24/7 chaos, from live shows to acting gigs, with her life as wife and mom.”

Hollyscoop caught a peek at Mel and family being videotaped at the Shrek Forever After premiere. She hid from the press and didn’t come near the carpet, but from what we can see, she is looking better than ever!

We’re excited to see the show! It premieres Labor Day Weekend this year.

Most tweens have become familiar with the town of Forks, Washington because of the Twilight Saga series. And now the real town of Forks is getting its own reality show! According to The Wrap, producer Zig Gauthier is developing a series based on the real people of Forks.

The producer says: "Obviously we won't be out on the ocean or dealing with that kind of danger, but the idea is to show what life here is really like. There are a variety of ways we could do this, but of course this is at the very beginning stages."

Apparently the series will show that Forks isn’t really about the fight between vampires and werewolves. “We want people who have a true connection to the community. We want to avoid people with outlandish claims," he says.

The exact premise of the show hasn’t been decided as of yet, but Gauthier says he wants to hold off until casting is complete and potential networks have had a chance to show interest. But we hear some possible concepts being considered are a "Laguna Beach"-type series where cameras follow a group of Forks high-schoolers, or something more family focused like "The Real Housewives."

Without Bella and Edward, we can’t imagine this town being too exciting! But it sounds like the town of Forks is trying hard to establish a separate image from the Twilight series. Are you interested in seeing the show?