Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt

Reality TV personalities Heidi and Spencer Pratt said Monday they want to branch out from MTV's "The Hills" and star in their own reality show to give viewers a bigger peek into their lives. In an interview to promote their new book, "How to be Famous: Our Guide to Looking the Part, Playing the Press, and Becoming a Tabloid Fixture," the couple told The Associated Press they're shopping the idea around to various networks. They said that while "The Hills" — which doesn't acknowledge its cast members' fame — only focuses on a small part of their lives, their own show would reveal everything ... Read Full Story

NEW YORK (AP) - Reality TV personalities Heidi and Spencer Pratt say they want to branch out from MTV’s “ The Hills ” and star in their own reality show. In an interview Monday to promote their new book, “ How to be Famous: Our Guide to Looking the Part, Playing the Press, and Becoming a Tabloid Fixture ,” the couple told The Associated Press they’re shopping the idea around to various networks. They say that while “The Hills” only focuses on a small part of their lives, their own show would reveal everything that happens to them and could even include live segments. ... Read Full Story

Reality TV personalities Heidi and Spencer Pratt said Monday they want to branch out from MTV’s “The Hills” and star in their own reality show to give viewers a bigger peek into their lives. In an interview to promote their new book, “How to be Famous: Our Guide to Looking the Part, Playing the Press, and Becoming a Tabloid Fixture,” the couple told The Associated Press they’re shopping the idea around to various networks. They said that while “The Hills” – which doesn’t acknowledge its cast members’ fame – only focuses on a small part of their lives, their own show would reveal everything ... Read Full Story

This is what terrorist interrogation materials dreams are made of. Fame-lovers Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag are apparently feeling starved of attention because they are shopping around a reality show of their own Read Full Story

Yesterday, we reported that NBC's Today Show called off its planned interview with Speidi at the last minute, citing the ambiguous " schedule changes ." Spencer Pratt thinks he knows the real reason NBC pulled the plug, and responded like anyone would - Twittering a tirade of insults at Today 's Al Roker. Read Full Story