Hot or Not: Head for the Hills

HOT:

"The Hills:"

The second season has only been on for a few weeks, but already the content is better than before.

With Lauren and Jason's break-up (finally) official and her rebound guy ready for action (rival Kristin Cavalleri's ex, Brody Jenner), who knows what LC is going to do. Spencer, Heidi's skeevy playboy of a boyfriend, has his eye on not on the former, and also Audrina. With a pregnancy scare and his two-timing ways, viewers are in for some major drama.

This season is chock full of surprises and girly delights that make it impossible to miss. Plus, with the lifestyle that these girls live, who wouldn't want to live vicariously through the rich, extremely well-dressed and beautiful?

Think You Look Like a Celeb?:

Go to www.myheritage.com. Warning: this website is addictive. After a friend told me about it (thanks), I decided to investigate.

You upload a picture of yourself and submit it to the photo generator. The site scans your photo and compiles a list of the top ten celebrities you most resemble. Don't be surprised if it tells you that you look like Robin Williams-and you're a girl. The site matches you with stars of both genders, not just your own.

Regardless, it's pretty interesting to see what they come up with. And if you're having a bad hair day, just think, someone out there thinks that you look like Jessica Alba. On that note, start scanning!

NOT:

"Two A Days," Part Deux:

As an avid football fan, I absolutely loved the first season and its behind the scenes look at five-time state champions, the Hoover High Buccaneers. Alex and Max, two extremely good looking seniors, helped too.

This season looks bleak, however. Pretty boy quarterback Ross is the only remaining character from last season, and he didn't do anything for me.

Also, the addition of a few cheerleaders make the half hour unbearable with their whining and complaining. The team isn't looking so good either.

Head Coach Rush Propst better make some good plays soon; otherwise this show is getting a permanent time out.

Get a Room:

OK, a quick kiss. Fine. A hug before class. Also fine. Groping your boyfriend in the Crimson Café while others gawk in amazement and confusion. Not fine. The PDA factor has increased dramatically recently and I feel like I now see things that should be kept behind closed doors.

It's great that you and your significant other are so in love that you want to be together every second of every day, but your friends don't appreciate you being on top of each other while they're trying to watch "Grey's Anatomy".

Love being in love, but please use discretion when you're around others-especially if you're only going to "love" that person for one night.