Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin are set to star in their own reality TV show called Harry Loves Lisa.

The husband and wife team have previously shown us what married life is all about when they starred as Aaron and Lynn Echolls in Veronica Mars. Lynn did a bunk and then threw herself off a bridge and Aaron was a murderer who met a very sticky end. We just hope their fictional marriage doesn't mirror their factual one! It sure will make interesting viewing.

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Not long to go before When In Rome is finally released!

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Kirsten Bell has been racking up some raunchy moments in R-rated comedies like Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Couples Retreat. But she's going PG-13 as the leading lady in When In Rome.

Nevertheless, Parade.com's Jeanne Wolf discovered that Bell doesn't want audiences to go in thinking it's a movie for the whole family.

It's not squeaky clean.
"My character goes to her sister's wedding in Rome and, in a drunken stupor, wades into the Trevi fountain and takes out seven coins. Then, the seven guys that have thrown them in wishing for love or passion start to stalk her. I loved being the object of affection of all those men, from Will Arnett to Dax Shepard. Oh yes, and did I mention I get to kiss Josh Duhamel?"

Why her dad can relax.
"He's always been really cool about my love scenes. He won't need to worry about When in Rome though -- it's not salacious or explicit, but it does get very romantic."

Her favorite place to meet fans.
"I go over real well at Comic Con. I've done quite a few Comic Cons and I enjoy the hell out of them. They are so much fun and so bizarre. I have an ultimate respect for fan boys because they're so original; they're not trying to fit in. I think the geekiest of all my pleasures is trying to go around and get pictures with every single person who dresses up like their favorite comic-book character, no matter how silly they look."

Finally getting to grow up on screen.
"I have always played about 10 years younger than I am, which is a major blessing just even in real life. My family's very petite, and I have a young-looking face and good genes, I guess. I'm thankful to my parents. That being said, there were certain things that I was going through in my own life in my late 20s that I was putting on hold in my acting. So it's great to be playing closer to my age. I know that I still look a lot younger, but I'm thankful to sort of be out of teenage-ville."

In the company of women.
"After being pursued by all those guys in When In Rome, I loved doing You Again with a mostly female cast, from Jamie Lee Curtis and Sigourney Weaver to Kristin Chenoweth and Betty White. Betty is in her 80s and she was amazing. She did her own stunts. She was like, 'I'm fine. Don't even worry about it.' Unfortunately, I play a teenager again, but I was able to be as weird as I wanted. I felt like I was myself in high school because they covered me with pimples and I wore glasses and braces."

Next up, a little bump and grind in Burlesque.
"It's tough stuff because there's a lot of dancing. This strip club is run by Cher, and the girls look fantastic, especially Christina Aguilera, who just blows me away with her talent. I've come to terms with the fact that I'm never going to look like her. I'm a little bit closer to an elf in Santa's workshop. But I'm working on it. I'm a burlesque dancer who's an alcoholic, so I'm playing sexier than I've ever done before. You won't see me naked, wearing pasties and a g-string or anything. But you definitely won't think of me as the girl next door either."

If she hadn't been an actress.
"I think I probably would've been a cameraman. My grandfather was a director of photography, and a lot of my family members still work on films crews. I think I probably would've been a camera operator. I really like that. I try to learn as much as possible when I'm working with different cameramen."

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