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this flop was the official "puck dropper" at the perth thunder/melbourne ice game in perth on sunday. my poor sweet melbourne ice angels, they had to encounter that face before they played
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this flop was the official "puck dropper" at the perth thunder/melbourne ice game in perth on sunday. my poor sweet melbourne ice angels, they had to encounter that face before they played
Layla Subritzky | Celebrity Apprentice Australia
Layla is a contestant on Celebrity Apprentice Australia 2013
Celebrity Apprentice first challenge is to run a fish and chip shop opened to the public at Bondi Beach.
(L to R) Craig Thompson, from Leeds, Layla Subritzky and Stephanie Rice with fish and chips.
The Celebrity Apprentice Australia, premieres on Tuesday April 30 at 8.40pm and will screen weekly on Channel 9.
Layla is a contestant on Celebrity Apprentice Australia 2013
Celebrity Apprentice first challenge is to run a fish and chip shop opened to the public at Bondi Beach.
(L to R) Craig Thompson, from Leeds, Layla Subritzky and Stephanie Rice with fish and chips.
The Celebrity Apprentice Australia, premieres on Tuesday April 30 at 8.40pm and will screen weekly on Channel 9.
Energizer Bunny
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Susannah Murray from that season with Thomas has had her baby, a girl named Scarlet Harper.
I think this was posted before, shes not with Thomas anymore I think she got back with the guy she was originally seeing before she went into the house.
I think this was posted before, shes not with Thomas anymore I think she got back with the guy she was originally seeing before she went into the house.
Blair McDonough is getting married this weekend in Hawaii. 
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12woopwoop
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Just saw Zoe coming out of a pub in notting hill. She'd be able
To reject shaq in a game of one on one
To reject shaq in a game of one on one
Slash
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She was one big unit.
This just appeared on the ninemsn homepage, re: BB08's Rima.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/entertai.../former-big-brother-star-s-son-refuses-to-eat
Not the first time she's put herself on A Current Affair about similar stories.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/entertai.../former-big-brother-star-s-son-refuses-to-eat
Not the first time she's put herself on A Current Affair about similar stories.
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Mandy♥
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Been seeing Stella in the clubs in Traralgon lately, gotta say hi if i bump into her.
Wow I thought she became Lady Gaga
Wedding bells, babies and a new career: Last year's Big Brother winner Ben reveals 'I've only spent $50,000 of my $250,000'
It's been a huge year for Melbourne's Benjamin Norris. In November 2012, he won Big Brother Australia, becoming the first gay contestant to win the series, and winning the nation's hearts when he proposed to partner Ben Williams on live TV.
Nine months later, the 33-year-old is in the throes of planning the wedding, setting up his own career as a showbiz reporter, and making use of that cash kitty of $250,000 from Big Brother. TheFIX chatted with Ben about his post-BB life in the lead-up to Monday's new season.
How he spent the $250,000
Ben has spent $50,000 of the prize money so far, paying off credit card debts, upgrading cars and flying himself around Australia for charities and his new job as an entertainment reporter for showbiz site Scoopla. The rest of the money will go towards an investment property, and setting up a life for the two Bens.
"Having an engagement party was one, buying a house is another, having a wedding is another, living in our new house and looking at the possibility of having children, all of these things will play out, it's the foundation that's being laid," Ben reveals. "Obviously a foundation that I thank Channel Nine and Southern Star Endemol every day for, that I have this opportunity to be in this position."
Ben and Ben: The romance continues!
Despite proposing on national TV, Ben eschewed a ritzy engagement party for a more low-key event at his mother's place in Melbourne.
"We just had close family and friends at my mum's house, put up some fairy lights," Ben tells TheFIX. "We had people ringing us and asking us if we wanted to have our engagement party at their really expensive facilities. And I guess being on Big Brother and winning that money hasn't really changed what I want out of life and what I think is right for me."
Ben and Ben, who are in their fourth year together, have set the date for their wedding for March 2014, and plan to have a vineyard ceremony in the Yarra Valley.
"We both wanted to have it in Victoria regardless of it [not] being legalised," Ben says.
Ben still pinches himself about the Australian public's positive reaction to his on-air marriage proposal.
"If we were to watch what the politicians are saying, they would paint Australia to be these homophobic bigots who don't understand," he says. "When you actually pass the torch and ask the Australian public who watch BB, mind you it's only a test pool of people who watch the show, that test pool is the young families."
New job and reality show turn-downs
Ben turned down an offer to appear on Big Brother UK to follow his dream of entertainment reporting.
"I didn't really have an interest in pursuing a lifelong career in being a reality TV star. I went on Big Brother to be a storyteller and to enjoy the experience," he said. "I'm a storyteller and I'm fascinated by the entertainment industry, I'm interested in real people. I just think what I want to do is be good at something. On BB, I didn't show a real talent other than being a bit outspoken and making people laugh."
Ben almost appeared on The Celebrity Apprentice Australia, but after a show reshuffle, the part went to BB runner-up Layla Subritzky.
"If you ask me, Layla has been born to do reality TV, she's adorable and interesting to watch through the eyes of an English girl living in Australia … I couldn't think of anyone more perfect to do that," he says. He's right about that — check out some of Layla's funniest Apprentice moments below:
Ben has also thrown himself into charity work over the past year, being the Australian ambassador for Hello Sunday Morning, a global movement promoting safe drinking. He's also worked with regional youth network RYDON, charity Homeless No More, and Out Doors Inc, a not-for-profit organisation that uses outdoor activities to help those with mental illness.
Advice for new Big Brother housemates
Ben will be covering Big Brother for Scoopla, and says he's "looking forward to watching the show as a viewer" this time around. Does he have any advice for the new housemates?
"I think that the most important thing, what I was told by my mother before I went into the show, was to be open and honest and to have a good time," he says. "Try not to be what you think the public want you to be … just be true to yourself."
One of the new housemates also happens to be a gay man named Ben.
"I think that's just fabulous!" Ben laughs. "I think BB should put in a gay person every year, and tell a very different story [each year]."
Keep up with Ben on Twitter. Big Brother airs at 7pm on Monday, July 29 on the Nine Network.
Follow Adam Bub from TheFIX:
http://www.yourtv.com.au/blog.aspx?blogentryid=1131689&showcomments=true
It's been a huge year for Melbourne's Benjamin Norris. In November 2012, he won Big Brother Australia, becoming the first gay contestant to win the series, and winning the nation's hearts when he proposed to partner Ben Williams on live TV.
Nine months later, the 33-year-old is in the throes of planning the wedding, setting up his own career as a showbiz reporter, and making use of that cash kitty of $250,000 from Big Brother. TheFIX chatted with Ben about his post-BB life in the lead-up to Monday's new season.
How he spent the $250,000
Ben has spent $50,000 of the prize money so far, paying off credit card debts, upgrading cars and flying himself around Australia for charities and his new job as an entertainment reporter for showbiz site Scoopla. The rest of the money will go towards an investment property, and setting up a life for the two Bens.
"Having an engagement party was one, buying a house is another, having a wedding is another, living in our new house and looking at the possibility of having children, all of these things will play out, it's the foundation that's being laid," Ben reveals. "Obviously a foundation that I thank Channel Nine and Southern Star Endemol every day for, that I have this opportunity to be in this position."
Ben and Ben: The romance continues!
Despite proposing on national TV, Ben eschewed a ritzy engagement party for a more low-key event at his mother's place in Melbourne.
"We just had close family and friends at my mum's house, put up some fairy lights," Ben tells TheFIX. "We had people ringing us and asking us if we wanted to have our engagement party at their really expensive facilities. And I guess being on Big Brother and winning that money hasn't really changed what I want out of life and what I think is right for me."
Ben and Ben, who are in their fourth year together, have set the date for their wedding for March 2014, and plan to have a vineyard ceremony in the Yarra Valley.
"We both wanted to have it in Victoria regardless of it [not] being legalised," Ben says.
Ben still pinches himself about the Australian public's positive reaction to his on-air marriage proposal.
"If we were to watch what the politicians are saying, they would paint Australia to be these homophobic bigots who don't understand," he says. "When you actually pass the torch and ask the Australian public who watch BB, mind you it's only a test pool of people who watch the show, that test pool is the young families."
New job and reality show turn-downs
Ben turned down an offer to appear on Big Brother UK to follow his dream of entertainment reporting.
"I didn't really have an interest in pursuing a lifelong career in being a reality TV star. I went on Big Brother to be a storyteller and to enjoy the experience," he said. "I'm a storyteller and I'm fascinated by the entertainment industry, I'm interested in real people. I just think what I want to do is be good at something. On BB, I didn't show a real talent other than being a bit outspoken and making people laugh."
Ben almost appeared on The Celebrity Apprentice Australia, but after a show reshuffle, the part went to BB runner-up Layla Subritzky.
"If you ask me, Layla has been born to do reality TV, she's adorable and interesting to watch through the eyes of an English girl living in Australia … I couldn't think of anyone more perfect to do that," he says. He's right about that — check out some of Layla's funniest Apprentice moments below:
Ben has also thrown himself into charity work over the past year, being the Australian ambassador for Hello Sunday Morning, a global movement promoting safe drinking. He's also worked with regional youth network RYDON, charity Homeless No More, and Out Doors Inc, a not-for-profit organisation that uses outdoor activities to help those with mental illness.
Advice for new Big Brother housemates
Ben will be covering Big Brother for Scoopla, and says he's "looking forward to watching the show as a viewer" this time around. Does he have any advice for the new housemates?
"I think that the most important thing, what I was told by my mother before I went into the show, was to be open and honest and to have a good time," he says. "Try not to be what you think the public want you to be … just be true to yourself."
One of the new housemates also happens to be a gay man named Ben.
"I think that's just fabulous!" Ben laughs. "I think BB should put in a gay person every year, and tell a very different story [each year]."
Keep up with Ben on Twitter. Big Brother airs at 7pm on Monday, July 29 on the Nine Network.
Follow Adam Bub from TheFIX:
http://www.yourtv.com.au/blog.aspx?blogentryid=1131689&showcomments=true
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So whatever happened to Merlin Luck?
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lol! But really...?
hoopz
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keke
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Good luck to him. Out of all the house mates in all the years he was the one with guts!
