Heidi Montag

Getty Images; Photo Agency We're used to hearing less-than-flattering things said about Heidi Montag and her hubby Spencer Pratt (just ask Lauren Conrad ), but a report this morning had the Internet thinking Heidi had outdone herself. Heidi was noticeably absent from her sister Holly 's 26th birthday bash, and Fox News reports that the Hills star refused to go because she wasn't being paid to show up. Holly was maid of honor at Heidi and Spencer's wedding (via SeenOn.com) A source said, " Holly was really wishing that her sister could just be a sister and stop by her birthday party, but Heidi ... Read Full Story

Venturing out for a day’s filming session, Spencer Pratt was speckled sharpened an part of “The Hills” in Los Angeles upon Friday (November 6). Funnily enough, a adorned being star finished up carrying to steal income from a personal partner to tip a automobile rinse workman after carrying his splendid orange flesh automobile cleared up. Meanwhile, Spencer continues to keep bustling upon his Twitter account, nonetheless he might not consider so. He wrote final night, “I never have time to twitter any more since I’m so bustling celebration of a mass what’s starting upon in all a peoples lives we follow! So interesting we ... Read Full Story

credit - OK! We imagine his inner monologue went something like this: “What should I be filmed doing on a Friday in L.A.? How about I drive somewhere in my car and wave? Great idea, Spencer!” Spencer Pratt picked up his Chevrolet Camaro from a car wash on Sunset Boulevard while, of course, filming scenes for The Hills. Read Full Story

Heidi Blair Pratt (née Montag; born September 15, 1986) is an American singer and television personality. Montag is known for appearing on the MTV reality series The Hills. Read Full Story

I’m reluctant to admit that Spencer Pratt could be an authority on anything besides growing a daffodil-colored chinstrap, but he’s onto something with his new book How to be Famous. Co-authored by wife and The Hills co-star Heidi Montag, the book uses a bunch of pictures, splashy headlines, and even some text to guide amateurs into a life of baiting paparazzi and achieving that elusive sixteenth minute of fame. Their quest isn’t exactly noble, but their instructions are direct, truthful, and oddly self-effacing. The best quotes from How to be Famous (out November 15) level with the “reader” (I’m using the term loosely here), ... Read Full Story