Heidi & Spencer: So Gross

The NY Daily News ran a blind item that read:

"Which weekly glossy just signed a megamillion-dollar contract with a certain annoying celebrity couple? The deal is, the magazine will get exclusive interviews with the couple, but in turn, they need to break up (again), get back together (again) and actually get married.”

I don't think we need to guess who it is. Click here to read more.

Heidi n' Spencer: So Gross

OMG. So gross. How did she even get invited? And "not A-Listy" enough?! Heidi n' Spencer are NOT A-List!!!! OMG!


PRESIDENT Bush will have to make do on Saturday without the company of Heidi Montag, star of MTV's "The Hills."

The surgically enhanced blonde backed out of the White House Correspondents gala when she couldn't get expenses paid for her Svengali-like boyfriend, Spencer Pratt.

MSNBC had invited Montag to be a guest at its table at the Washington Hilton. "Then Spencer got involved as her manager," a source told Page Six. "He demanded first-class tickets for both him and Heidi - even though he wasn't invited."

When the network balked, Pratt canceled Montag's appearance, claiming, according to our source, "It wasn't 'A-listy' enough."

A rep for MSNBC denied the reality show star had ever been invited, saying, "We are not having, nor did we invite, any celebrities to sit at our table." However, a rep for Montag and Pratt said, "There was a scheduling conflict so they couldn't make it - but they always travel together."

(Source: Page Six)

Heidi & Spencer: So Gross

So gross. That's all I have to say about Heidi & Spencer.


AS if the "reality show" disaster of Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt couldn't get any more ridiculous, the fame-hungry duo of "The Hills" is now in talks with MTV to hawk its nuptials to the network for a "Newlyweds"-type series.

Pratt, Montag's "manager" and fiancé, was overheard at the Kobe Club on Tuesday night pitching the show to MTV programming honcho Tony DiSanto.

"Spencer was saying, 'I want the world to see the real Heidi and Spencer,' and was emphasizing that the show would be just about them. No Lauren Conrad," we're told.

According to our source, Pratt was "suggesting the show go through the whole lead-up to the wedding . . . finding a wedding planner, hunting for a dress designer, and all the drama that would be part of their wedding plans."

We're told, "The show would be a mix of 'The Hills' meets 'Newlyweds.' " And though the source insists DiSanto was relatively stone-faced during Pratt's pitch, network insiders revealed to Page Six that "Heidi and Spencer definitely have a deal in the works with MTV."

The source added, "The cast of 'The Hills,' separately or individually, is a home run. It's their highest-rated show, so everyone wants a piece of it. MTV isn't obsessed with the idea, but they'd be crazy not to do it."

Meanwhile, Pratt and Montag are continuing to shill fallback plans - like Montag's career in music and fashion - all over town.

They promoted Montag's cheesy new clothing line, Heidiwood, by being photographed in her designs and rubbing elbows with MTV execs. The bleach-blond couple was spotted "talking business points" over dinner at Bar Blanc with Epic Records President Charlie Walk (who is also in talks with MTV for two music shows) and "Access Hollywood" maven Maria Menounos Wednesday night.

Pratt and Montag are currently staying at the Plaza, a paparazzi magnet, and, "they've been calling the photographers on themselves everywhere they go," said a source.

Thankfully, they're heading back for the Hollywood Hills today. (Source: Page Six)

Heidi & Spencer: So Gross