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When the opportunity to attend the open casting for "Shear Genius" came about, Evangelin felt she was at a cross roads in her life, in search for a way to connect, grow and inspire. From conservative to funky folks, Evangelin's clients allow her to create and not conform, which is why she considers what she does an art form. She's married with children and hopes one day to open her own salon. She's focusing her current efforts on launching a non-profit event called Fierce Passion and Fashion, evolving as a stylist and connecting with as many people as possible is

RC: How did you end up becoming part of the pit crew on this season's Road Rules?
Dan: I actually originally applied to be on Real World. I went through the process & during the finals, they said they were doing Road Rules again. They explained the show to me & I ended up getting picked for that.

RC: Did the original Road Rulers know that the pit crew was going to be part of this season?
Dan: I'm not sure. I DO know for a fact they didn't know we were going to be at the launch special

Kristine Lefebvre may have failed to snag the job at Donald Trump's apprentice but she won the coveted front cover of the June issue of Playboy. What many fans may not know is that Lefebvre had gone through cancer, a hysterectomy, and a failed adoption attempt only 6 months before filming The Apprentice: LA. She sits down with RealityCheckByGina to talk about her appearance in Playboy, what Donald Trump thought, and how she persevered through dark times.


RC: Like many people, I had no idea you were a cancer survivor when watching The Apprentice: LA. Was that your

By Matthew Kimura

Last week we were supposed to see Corey Hill fight Gabe Ruediger, and everyone expected to see both guys drop some bombs since both had talked a tough game the entire season. Unfortunately Gabe didn't make weight, and in turn the only bombs dropped were the F bombs that Dana White had in store for Gabe. Since he didn't make weight, Team Pulver got to choose the next two fights, with the winner of the second fight taking control of the fight choices for next time. Can anyone from Team Penn turn things around? Or will

There's some bad blood going into this week as well, since the entire cast got the chance to hear Dustin say some not so nice things to the camera about Cledus, Da Brat and Kimberly. Instead of taking the higher road and apologizing, he played the victim and tried to blame everyone else for not sympathizing with him. When he tried to leave, Ross and Maureen talked him out of it. Why? I have no idea.


Last week, both the men and the women proved their grit and determination by finishing a three mile hike up and down