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Reality Check: Cancelled
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Fans of reality no-listers unite as your favorites (or not) will (or will not) show themselves at an event coming up that is to bring them face to face with their fans. But it’s a venerable craps game at the Trump if any of them will actually show up for their 14th minute of their allotted 15 minutes of (in)fame.
You have to wonder though, what’s the cost of these people; the price tag for a room full of parasites and wannabes? Former un-stars of the reality television fad will swell upon a two-day Reality TV Convention; the second annual in fact. While most conventions charge its attendees in upwards of $45.00 a day to $65.00 with package deals for the full run of the convention, the Reality TV get together is charging a staggering $20.00 for the entire weekend.
This price tag allows the attendee to hob-nob, essentially, with their neighbor as 50-100 of their favorite reality stars will hopefully attend for this meet-and-greet in Nashville, TN. They’re be repping their respective shows from Idol to Survivor and Real Gilligan’s Island and Wanted Ted or Alive. In addition to these “stars” there will be open casting calls for Supernanny and The Alaska Experiment so you may have a chance of being invited as a guest for next years gathering.
At date the only non-star booked for the engagement is Nashville Stars’ own Jewels Hanson who came in 10th on season four. It’s been reported that the only reason she booked was because she was able to walk across the street from Gaylord Opryland Complex, USA Network’s stage location for Nashville Star. To its credit, after 5 years, it’s the longest running competition series on cable. Maybe this Jewel can turn the cursed name around for the show.
Seacrest, poorly died tip host of American Idol once called Nashville Star “Idol without the talent,” but after these season’s idol he’s probably chocking on a chicken bone somewhere.
These stars must sign contracts with fine print so small you need an electron microscope to read them. The event in question has a disclaimer: “All Names Subject to Cancellation”, but for the price, what would anyone expect?
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