Katherine Webb

(Photo: Pacific Coast News)Katherine Webb, aka the gorgeous Miss Alabama who made headlines after the BCS college football title game, is parlaying her newfound fame into a stint on ABC's Splash. The 23-year-old beauty queen joins nine other celebrity contestants as they learn to compete against each other in the world of Olympic diving. One of the first tests? Jumping off the 10 meter platform. That's 35 feet above the water, more than three stories, which has got to be terrifying for the...Read Full Story

A.J. McCarron's girlfriend, Katherine Webb, has become an Internet sensation after ESPN cameras cut to her several times during Monday night's BCS Championship game between Alabama and Notre Dame. Commentator Brent Musburger came under fire shortly after for comments he made about her during the game, but Webb appeared on the Today show Wednesday morning to say she wasn't offended and didn't think the apology was necessary. During the game, the 73-year-old commentator joked about boys...Read Full Story

Katherine Webb, the woman who's dating Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron and rose to fame after being called out on TV during the BCS championship, has a big new gig. And, unfortunately for the dudes out there, it has nothing to do with pageant work or bikinis. Instead, Webb will be covering the Super Bowl for Inside Edition. "So excited to be chosen to cover the Super Bowl XLVII for @InsideEdition in New Orleans," Webb announced on Twitter.There's been some mean jabs on the Internet about...Read Full Story

Jenn Sterger is back in headlines today thanks to all the fuss over Katherine Webb, the pageant beauty girlfriend of Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron. What's the connection, you ask? Well, turns out part of the reason Ms. Webb became such a big deal over the last week was because of ESPN commentator Brent Musburger. The announcer made a big to-do about Webb's beauty at the BCS National Championship game Monday and got people talking about the former beauty queen.And, turns out he did a very...Read Full Story

(Photo: Pacific Coast News)When ABC announced it was planning a reality competition show centered around C-list celebrities learning how to perform one of the most terrifying Olympic sports imaginable, they had to know there would be doubters. Well, it looks like the skepticism was warranted. For starters, Splash, the primetime show that makes its participants jump from a high-dive, has been slipping in the ratings every week since it premiered back in March. But numbers aside, the real...Read Full Story