It seems like Christmas keeps coming early for Hayden in the Big Brother house. He jumped right into the house's ruling power alliance, he had a secret showmance with a hippie fitness model, all the while covertly snatching up cash and prizes and winning competitions when it mattered the most. The frizzy-headed frat boy's path to the final four has been as blessed as it has been shirtless. This week proved to be no different, with Hayden winning the most coveted Hoh competition of the season, one that was, appropriately enough, Yuletide themed. Enzo couldn't muster up the belly-flopping magic...
- 9/6/2010
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The last thing Lane ever wanted to incorporate in his game was actually getting his Texas-sized mittens dirty. When you're as big as Lane is, it's hard to be a wallflower, but the role was working well for the oil-rig salesman, who was fast at making friends without ever having to make any difficult decisions. He tried his best to gift-wrap the last Hoh for Enzo, but when his fellow Brigade member faltered (yet again), the teddy bear Beast was forced to step up. Lane reluctantly took on the burden of Hoh, but he didn't follow the Brigade's script, instead...
- 9/2/2010
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Jackson Lee/Splash News Online We want to tickle that belly! Samuel Kai Schreiber, 9 months, stretches it out with a little help from mom Naomi Watts while relaxing in a Soho garden on Sunday in NYC.
Big brother Alexander ‘Sasha’ Pete, 2, played alongside the pair until he got a little grumpy, but Naomi cheered him right up!
Sasha and Kai are the actress’ children with fiancé Liev Schreiber.
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Big brother Alexander ‘Sasha’ Pete, 2, played alongside the pair until he got a little grumpy, but Naomi cheered him right up!
Sasha and Kai are the actress’ children with fiancé Liev Schreiber.
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- 9/21/2009
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Despite having their boorish, childish and often threatening behavior videotaped for our amusement, there is one saving grace that the Big Brother house guests of season 11 can cling to. No matter how obscenely they acted out (this means you Chima), they are no Kayne West. Sunday's clip show leading to the season finale proved to be a long, hard look into what may very well be the downfall of Western civilization. Back-biting, back-dooring, rants, raves, slurs and ample slurring, with a generous sprinkling of lies and lust to add spice to the mix, this season seemed to have it all. Keep reading for a countdown of the high/low-lights captured on camera. --Reagan Alexander 10. Jessie loving some Jessie: Even with two women in his Hoh bed, the bodybuilder took narcissism to a level never before seen on Bb. Jessie, your Momma may be proud of your "Moments of greatness," but...
- 9/14/2009
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In a world of self-professed "lone wolves," Michele, the 27-year-old neuroscientist, howled louder than most. Although she made it all the way to the Final Four, she stumbled in the final Pov and Kevin showed her the door to the Jury House. Michele sits down with People and talks about her downfall, how Chima could have been her unlikely savior and how she ended up cast as the Princess of Darkness. -- Reagan Alexander Before Kevin sent you out the door, he said that he would have taken you to the Final Three but that he felt he couldn't trust you. Was he right to doubt you? No! I would have ditched Jordan and taken Kevin to the end! Jordan had burned me by getting rid of Russell among other things in the game, but I think Kevin never had the basis to trust me. If there was one thing the house agreed on,...
- 9/9/2009
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During her run in the Big Brother house, Michele has had her sanity questioned, she's been challenged to a girl-on-girl fight, she's been called a backstabber and a liar and, during one particularly hyperbolic eviction plea, was described by Ronnie as, "The worst person I have ever had the misfortune to meet." No wonder her housemates have dubbed her the Devil. And after 66 days (tack another "6" on there, and things just start to get creepy), that distrust finally caught up with Michele, who missed her shot at making the final three and was forced to pack her bedazzled horns, her blue dress and head to the Jury House. Not that this Devil went without a fight. Kevin may have won the final, and most important, Pov, but it was Michele who played her last days in the house to the hilt. After watching Kevin and Natalie celebrate after the Pov,...
- 9/9/2009
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Big Brother is a game built on manipulation, lies and subterfuge -- a skill-set that newly-crowned Hoh Natalie easily took to a whole new level on Sunday's episode. In the real world, if you're a liar by nature, you better have a good memory. But in a world where relationships last only sixty days and the end-goal is to throw even your best friend under a high-speed bus, moxie and manipulation trumps memory every time. At the end of the day, Natalie could safely say, "I am playing this house like a fiddle!" After limping through the first half of the game, Natalie has finally been exposed as Nata-lies. She took the last Hoh crown and the rest of the house -- Kevin, Jordan and Michele -- did their best to fake enthusiasm. But then again, if they were better actors, then they wouldn't be on Big Brother in the first place.
- 9/7/2009
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With matinee-good looks, chiseled abs and a charm that worked on both the ladies and the men in the house, Jeff seemed to have it all. But then he quickly ostracized himself from his Bb clique and stumbled in the first open competition ("Technotronics" anyone?). When America came to his aid by granting him the power of the coup d'etat [1], the advertising salesman flipped the game on it's head and seemed well on his way to claiming a cool half million. Now headed to the Jury House, the 30-year old talks about his future with Jordan, who he thinks is the strongest player left and what he can expect when he is reunited with Russell. --Reagan Alexander What happened to the kiss you promised to give Jordan? There were a lot of emotions running through my head. Jordan was the first person that I grabbed and if she would have...
- 9/5/2009
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In most cases familiarity breeds contempt, but after 55 days and with just five house guests remaining in the Bb House, it just breeds crazy. Michele went from weeping to leaping with joy as Jeff and Jordan's worst nightmare came true when they found themselves facing each other on the eviction block. Add to that the fact that Hoh Kevin got his greedy paw locked in a box while the rest of the house scampered about the yard collecting cash that rained down from the sky and what you have is just another day in the Bb house. After winning Hoh, Kevin has kicked his game into high gear. The graphic designer has played a smart, patient and under-the-radar strategy. Somehow, despite being aligned with some of this season's most volatile characters, Kevin has never upset the Bb apple cart. In fact, Kevin's genius lies in the fact that he's avoided it at every turn.
- 9/2/2009
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Known more for his explosive temper and less for his game-play, 24-year-old mixed martial artist Russell was all menace on Big Brother, casting aside diplomacy [1] in favor of tormenting his housemates. In the run-up to the show, Russell touted himself as, "the best combination of intelligence, strength, and charisma," a Bb ultimate warrior if you will. The one problem being, Bb is a game and not a battle, something the increasingly paranoid California native seemed to lose sight of. Before heading off to the Jury House, Russell talked with People about who has played the best game so far, how a banana slipped him up and why he has no regrets. --Reagan Alexander Did you really think that you could flip Kevin and have him vote against Natalie? Yes, I did think I could flip Kevin because I'm a stronger competitor than Natalie and I didn't see why he wouldn't...
- 8/31/2009
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Big Brother isn't just a game, it's also a house of learning. Lauren learned that a Baby Gap bikini and a smile will only get you so far. Casey learned that being liked, actually makes you disliked. Russell (hopefully) learned that he needs medication. Although he repeated a grade, Jessie seemed to learn only to love himself more and as for Chima, well, the lessons are too numerous to list. This time around, it was Jeff's turn in the Bb classroom and the lesson was as simple as it was painful: Being "100 percent safe" in this house is 100 percent impossible. Jeff's plan was a solid one: Use the Pov on Kevin to boot the dangerous and unpredictable Russell from the house and more importantly, ensure that neither Kevin or Natalie would come gunning for him in the near future. Part one was a rousing success as the house breathed a...
- 8/31/2009
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It's good to be King Jeff! Unless, of course, the king let's the power go to his head, starts speaking of himself in the third person and squabbles with his queen. In that case, it's probably best to be the conniving court jester, a role that Kevin was more than happy to play on Tuesday's Big Brother. Ever since he gained the power of coup d'etat, Jeff has been living the Bb high life [1]. He bounced Jessie [2] from the house (followed by Chima [3] and Lydia [4]), gift-wrapped Jordan a week of Hoh, wrestled the next Hoh competition from Kevin and then consolidated his power by winning the Pov. With a growing fan club, a willing blond at his side, Hoh and Pov in his pocket, the Chicago adman seemed perched atop the ever-shrinking Bb world. But the power and pressure started to get to the easy-going guy. Not only did he...
- 8/26/2009
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Where has all the crazy gone? Following Chima's expulsion [1], and Lydia's subsequent eviction [2], the Bb house suddenly seems to be lacking in the insanity department. Sunday played out like an episode of Sesame Street. Ernie and Bert (Jordan and Jeff) remained in control of a subdued house, Oscar the Grouch (Russell) did his best to keep things exciting by erupting over a meaningless card game with Elmo (Natalie), while Grover (Kevin), and Big Bird (Michele) waited in the wings of their respective alliances. This episode brought to you by the letter Zzzzzz ... The action lagged so much that the show dedicated an entire segment to Jeff's role as the bare-chested gardener of the house (though, to his credit, judging by the reaction of the remaining females and Kevin, there is a cable gardening show in Jeff's future). Besides displaying a green thumb and washboard abs, Jeff also happened to win the latest Hoh,...
- 8/24/2009
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It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Captain Unitard, and she's headed to the Jury House. Lydia's stay in the Bb house was marked by hair color changes, a tryst with the musclebound Jessie, and eviction nomination after eviction nomination. The pouting finally caught up to the 24-year-old tattooed makeup artist who sat down with People to talk about what Jessie has to look forward to in the coming week, her disappointment in Chima, how she plans to permanently commemorate her stay on Bb, and why she regrets not trusting "In the Kevin." Q: What is the first thing that you're going to say to Jessie when you walk into the Jury House? Lydia: Probably an "F-Bomb", and then, "Cover your balls!" Q: Is he really in trouble with you, or is that something that you played up to save a little face? Lydia: He is! He is legitimately in trouble,...
- 8/22/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 34604397001]In reality television the equation for success is simple: crazy = ratings. Outlandish behavior isn't just par for the course in the Bb house, for the most part, it's encouraged, even nurtured, by the show's bottom-line-minded producers. The unofficial motto for the show is "Expect the Unexpected." It's hard to imagine that, even after ten seasons, those same producers knew what they were getting into when they let Hurricane Chima walk through the doors. The 32-year-old's message to producers and viewers was a loud, clear and certainly not civil: "Go f--- yourself!" The first half of Tuesday's show was essentially a montage of Chima's boorish, bratty behavior (other "B" words do pop to mind). The disgruntled and thoroughly disagreeable freelance journalist displayed an acumen for four-letter wordplay that is not going to land her any future gigs on CNN or MSNBC. It was a truly cringe-worthy display, culminating with the infamous microphone toss into the pool.
- 8/19/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 34274798001] It's the theory of Trickle-Down Crazy in the Big Brother house these days. Jeff's use of the Power of Coup D'etat not only sent Jessie the Bodybuilder home, it set in motion a series of events that culminated with Chima being bounced from the show by Bb producers. Even more perplexing is the fact that none of this was shown in the latest episode. While Web sites were a-buzz about Chima's expulsion, Big Brother decided to not address it and focus on a "pity party" for Jessie, Lydia's obsession with a stuffed unicorn named "Dae Yum Yum" and Jeff's faux marriage proposal to Jordan. There is no doubt that watching three women weep about Jessie over a bottle of wine makes for good TV, and the same could be said for the increasingly creepy Lydia's love for a stuffed animal, and Jeff's half-assed declaration of love for Jordan. The sad thing is,...
- 8/17/2009
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Bb veteran Jessie seemed to have a leg (or is it quadricep?) up on the other houseguests with a simple strategy: Win over the ladies with a show of Iowa beefcake, be a "bro" to the guys in the house, and then spend the rest of the time sleeping. But the bodybuilder's world was turned upside down by Jeff and the Power of the Coup D'etat. Now headed to the Jury House, Jessie talks to People about his demise by the hands of Jeff, why he needs so much sleep, and his relationship with America. – Reagan Alexander What's the first thing that pops into your head when I say the words: "Coup D'etat"? "Hakuna Matata"! It means "no worries," and that was what it was. No worries for Jeff. You were a polarizing figure. Where does your exit leave the rest of the house? Jordan is going to play into Jeff's hands,...
- 8/15/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 33804683001] The halfway point of Bb 11 is also the season's turning point. Jeff blossomed into America's Golden Boy. Russell lived to implode another day. Lydia and Kevin are still at odds over Kevin's decision not to use the Pov. And Jessie, for the second season in a row, has had to pack up his protein shakes and sleeveless shirts to take his naps back to his parent's basement. What's it all mean? Forty days and 40 nights into this round of Big Brother, things have gone biblical. In a move that can only be described as "epic," Jeff flipped this game on it's head, stood up at the eviction ceremony and revealed himself as the holder of the Coup D'etat. He also bizarrely invoked Bruce Willis in the original Die Hard movie when he said to his stunned housemates, "Welcome to the party!" With Chima's reign as Hoh an afterthought (along with...
- 8/14/2009
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There's the old saying that you can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar, but Russell has his own strategy: Screaming insults at the flies and browbeating them into submission. The problem is that even vinegar would work better in the Bb house. At first, the bad-boy seemed to take his nomination for eviction in stride, saying, "I'm going to try and mend some fences," Apparently, where Russell's from, they mend fences with dynamite. His attempt at an apology to Michele turned an game of pool into an argument over semantics, which quickly devolved into a shouting match that shook the house. With "nothing left to lose," Russell turned his sights on Chima, and the screaming match that followed would have made an episode of Jerry Springer look like a sit down with Charlie Rose. Queen Chima, reigning Hoh, said it best in the diary room: "Russell is an expletive!
- 8/12/2009
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Love him or hate him -- or just love to hate him--Ronnie "The Rat" was a polarizing figure in the Big Brother house. The 30-year-old self-described "video-game geek" did his best to lie, cheat and weep his way to the top spot, only to become the fourth houseguest evicted [1]. Following his ouster, Ronnie spoke to People about how Bb changed his life and why he called Michele the " worst human being I have ever have the misfortune of meeting." --Reagan Alexander Big Brother fans have dubbed you the "Square Root of All Evil." Do you think that's a fair assessment? [Laughing] Oooh! I like that! That's geek-alicious, and awesome at the same time! Within the confines of the game, I would say that it fits, because I went in wanting to use lying an manipulation as my tactics. You really hit the ground running from the moment you walked through that door.
- 8/9/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 32687417001] You half expected the Lollipop Guild to pop out of the Hoh room and do a victory dance. Long live Jordan, The Rat is dead! And not a moment to soon, as Ronnie was evolving from Rat into full-blown Rasputin. It was a closer vote than it should have been, and the final tally--decided only when Jordan cast the last vote--made the remaining guests agree with Braden's assessment of the place: This house is indeed on "crazy pills." Lydia once again took to her Bb death bed, warning Bbff Kevin after the nomination ceremony, "You might not want to hang out with me, I have the plague." She exhibited the following "Whine" Flu symptoms: Excessive pouting, well-timed weeping, and an uncontrollable need for dramatic makeup. Before his ouster, Ronnie, who had cried crocodile tears to Russell and Michele, offering up everything but his firstborn to the rest of the house.
- 8/8/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 32006622001]Reigning Hoh Russell may have more aliases than a convicted felon (Love Muscle, Shotgun, Mongoose, etc.), and more alliances than facial hair designs, but Bb's mixed-martial artist does have a singular vision of the future: A house without Ronnie the rat. What's his abject hatred for the rat all about? Much to Russell's chagrin, the two are cut from the same cloth. Russell points out what a "stand-up" guy he is, but he lies and manipulates just as much as Ronnie -- only Russell does it better. As the deciding vote in a house split down the middle, Michele was already a wild card. But when she came roaring back to win the Pov, she became more than a swing vote. "I have all the power this week," she said. "Now I have more power then the Hoh." With a "floater" calling the shots for the next eviction, everyone seemed on edge.
- 8/5/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 31631355001]In the world of Bb, everyone is eventually left hanging by a thread. Sunday's episode had the remaining contestants not only hanging, but battered by a pounding rain and a giant foam diploma. Who would have thought that reality TV would make getting your Ged so painful? With the initial cliques dissolved and two-time Hoh Jessie watching nervously from the wings, the rest of the houseguests were left to play for themselves. But persistent rain and a round-a-bout carousel left one-time enemies Jeff and Russell making last-minute deals. "Shotgun" and "Technotronic" now put aside [1], a new-found respect formed between the two jocks when the former foes found a common goal: get Ronnie the rat out of the house! Russell and Jeff survived over three hours of Bb punishment and then watched loner Michele drop from the Hoh competition. Once the neuroscientist was done, it was bargaining time for the opposed athletes.
- 8/3/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 30840779001] Musclebound Jessie has truly outdone himself. Resurrected for another Bb season, the bodybuilding antagonist has already won two Hoh competitions, and now he's the center of Bb's oddest love triangle. It was strange enough that the outspoken Natalie became Jessie's "Mini-Muscle," but to make this season even more bizarre, the heavily-tattooed Lydia seems to have fallen under the testosterone spell of the man whose biceps are rivaled only by the size of his ego. Lydia took a break from her usual weeping to develop what she called a "kindergarten crush" on Jessie, and, shockingly, the Muscles from Iowa reciprocated the attention. The twosome cozied up on pretty much every horizontal surface that the house had to offer. Kevin summed up the newly-found love connection bestt: "Lydia's into Jessie, Natalie's into Jessie, and Jessie's into Jessie." Not to be outdone, Jessie opined, "It's tough being me. In this game it's not...
- 7/27/2009
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Laura seemed to have it all -- looks, brains, and enough Bb acumen to know to work behind the scenes. She had friends, a hidden alliance with the Athletes and was a welcome sight each time she hit the pool. In a twist, the buxom brunette ended up on the eviction block across from the harmless and popular Jordan. Laura was so confident that she was going home, she cooked herself a last meal -- pizza. How did fortunes turn so quickly for the southern belle? Ronnie! Laura spoke with People about missteps, who she thinks will walk away the winner and her role in taking down [1] Ronnie the rat. --Reagan Alexander Let's talk Ronnie. Describe him in three words. Lying, conniving and malicious. You seemed to have his number from the start. Where you shocked at how he's manipulated the rest of the house? Early on I was very vocal about not trusting him.
- 7/25/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 30619431001]In the Big Brother house, he or she who regrets the least, is often the one that walks with the cash. And now it looks like Ronnie will regret his choice [1] to put Laura up for eviction instead of Russell. Russell has been a lightening rod for drama, but Ronnie set his sights on ousting Laura, and it was a slam-dunk eviction when he put her up against cute-as-a-bunny Jordan, who is as threatening as a Q-tip. Ronnie's next step may turn out to be his second-biggest mistake. With Laura on her way out, and a new Hoh on their way in, the rat got greedy. His words, "I took the opportunity to throw Russell under the bus," most likely haunted him while he spent the last two days of his Hoh reign under siege in his room. Laura knew that she was packing her bags, so she set a new goal.
- 7/24/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 30274939001]There have been two truths in the Big Brother house so far. First, Lydia loves to cry. Second, Ronnie is a rat [1] -- and not one of the cute Disney rats that can cook or sew. Rats like to stay hidden and it was readily apparent to the whole house that Ronnie was playing the Bb game to the hilt. But Ronnie was lucky, because when he should be getting fitted for a target on his back, Russell, who had just delivered a speech about not alienating people, proceeded to alienate just about everyone in the house with a tirade directed at an already emotional Lydia that will go down in history as his "If I had a puppy, I would bite his head off" speech. And with that, Ronnie's backdoor dealings became less of a concern than the loose cannon that Russel had become. Suddenly, everyone was gunning for the "Love Muscle,...
- 7/22/2009
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As the first housemate evicted from Big Brother 11, California surfer Braden's tenure in the house may not have lasted long, but he did manage to make some lasting impressions. His confrontation of Lydia, who he felt had betrayed him, was one for the books -- and it led to a house-wide screaming match that left the remaining contestants split down the middle. -- Reagan Alexander You're the first one out, which is exactly what you would call on honor. Were you surprised? I'm not going to be pissed off about something I can't do anything about. I'd rather be the first one out than the third or fourth one out. The sky's the limit for me. It's summertime and it's my mom's birthday next week. I have things to look forward to. What was your downfall? It's called sabotage. Lydia and I were getting along great and she went behind...
- 7/17/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 29819423001] High School was never like this. The Jocks have ostracized one of their own because he fell for a pretty blond, the Offbeats are in, the Populars aren't so popular, and the one calling the shots is a self-described nerd who says in his bio that he can, "state the order of every person evicted from the Bb house." After last night, he can add one more to the list. So much for Revenge of the Nerds, this is Revenge of Ronnie! Alsongside Chima on the block, Braden may have put it best when he asked, "What the hell's going on here?" The answer: backdoor dealings and machinations of the 30 year-old Star Wars fan Ronnie. Russell may think he's the power behind the Hoh throne, but his smug bravado is no match for Ronnie's sinisterness. The loud-mouthed "Love-Muscle" focused in on ousting Braden, who he thought was playing the role of addle-brained surfer dude,...
- 7/17/2009
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[brightcoveplayer 29584154001]Jessie's shot at Big Brother redemption is quickly becoming the Russell "The Love Muscle" hour. Jessie's biceps may be bigger but he hasn't brought anything new to the game. Fueled by the same narcissism he showed in season 10, the Hoh has been spending the majority of his days lounging in his bed and looking to other people to make his decisions. Enter Russell, who's as determined as a shark, constantly in motion, coiled to strike and revealing nothing in his dark eyes. Meanwhile, Lydia, shocked that back rubs and compliments didn't keep her off the eviction block, retired in tears to the Splish Splash room, where Jeff went to console her, causing Russell (who also noticed Jeff's fraternization with Jordan) to tell muscle-mate Jessie, "We've lost Jeff. We never had Jeff." The last people Lydia wanted to go up against in the Pov competition were more jocks. But she would face Russell and Natalie.
- 7/15/2009
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