Reality TV News

The wait is over and it's 'sew' time. Bravo's highly-anticipated fourth season of the three-time Emmy-nominated competition reality series "Project Runway" returns Wednesday, November 14 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT. Returning to the runway, host supermodel Heidi Klum heads a panel of industry luminaries, including judges Michael Kors, top women's and men's wear designer and Nina Garcia, Elle magazine fashion director, as they decide who is "in" and who is "out." Tim Gunn, Chief Creative Officer at Liz Claiborne, Inc. will once again act as a mentor to the contestants as they navigate weekly fashion challenges. In what will prove to be the most exciting season yet, some of the biggest names in fashion, sports and design will guest star this season on "Runway."

Fridays nights rock as THE NEXT GREAT AMERICAN BAND takes over with three special two-hour episodes on Friday, Oct. 19, Friday, Oct. 26 and Friday, Nov. 2 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT). Beginning Nov. 9, the show will air in its regular time period on Fridays (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT).

The producers behind mega-hit phenomenon AMERICAN IDOL take the musical reality genre to a whole new performance level with a mission to find undiscovered groups on THE NEXT GREAT AMERICAN BAND. Singer/songwriter John Rzeznik ("The Goo Goo Dolls"), legendary percussionist and performer Sheila E. ("The Glamorous Life," "A Love Bizarre") and Australian TV personality Ian "Dicko" Dickson ("Australian Idol") will serve as judges while Dominic Bowden ("New Zealand Idol") hosts the series.

As the 15 remaining bachelorettes settle into their luxurious villa in Malibu, the fairy tale begins. A VIP all-access group date to Del Mar Race Track finds the girls partying with the San Diego Chargers' Shaun Phillips. On the other group date, the Bachelor travels to the Polaroid Beach House, site of some of the hottest celebrity parties, where one bachelorette strips herself of her inhibitions -- and her top. Then emotions run high at an explosive cocktail party where the women bear their claws to fight for Brad's roses, on "The Bachelor," MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network.

Interview with Dustin Dustin Erikstrup

Q. Mark RealityWanted.com: How's it going Dustin? I'm the last guy in line for interviews and then you get to head outside. What's its like to be back?

A Dustin Erikstrup: It feels good to walk out when I want to. Being evicted when I was, I was Ok. If that's what America wanted well good, they got what they wanted. I would have liked to have seen two other people sitting up there at the end, but good for them.

Q. Mark RealityWanted.com � I overheard you talking about how you and your dad had possibly applied to prior seasons of Big Brother. Are you a fan of the show and have you watched prior seasons?

A. Danielle Donato - I watched every season except for season 4

Q. Mark RealityWanted.com � Why did you decide to apply to the show?

A. Danielle Donato � When my dad and I were actually getting along we applied for season six as the partners but I was too young then. I'm so glad I didn't make it make it then since I would have been an emotional wreck; but we applied separately to season 8 and somehow we both made it.