LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - In Pamela Anderson's new reality show "Pam: Girl on the Loose," each episode has a name, such as "The Uncensored Confessions of a Trailer Camp Tramp" and "Crazy Bitch." Truth is, if Anderson is crazy, it's like a fox. And her eight-episode show, which premieres Sunday on E!, is about as uncensored as Pravda during the height of the Cold War. As an executive producer on this project, Anderson has final say over what gets in. It is soon obvious that she uses that power wisely. "Girl on the Loose" knows where it's going at all times as it carefully crafts an image of Anderson as an appreciative and approachable sex symbol, a doting mother, a tireless crusader for animals and a celebrity who's just as down to earth as you and me, by gum.
That she is able to accomplish all this even as she builds a Malibu mansion is testimony to her astute understanding of her public persona and how to burnish it to maximum effect. That starts with the look of the series, which is on film. Grainy film, at that. The E! press release says Anderson wants the show to have a "'60s-esque artistic flare of a feature documentary." You can believe that if you like. Or maybe, at age 41, Anderson understands that the razor-sharp lens of an HD camera is no longer her best friend. In the premiere, we meet Anderson's older brother, mother, driver, photographer and architect. Most offer testimonials to Anderson's finer and less obvious qualities. To her everlasting credit, we do not meet Anderson's two boys. Fellow E! reality subject Denise Richards might not realize how irresponsible it is to exploit children to boost Mom's career, but Anderson is not so clueless.
The series has a generous amount of seminude and scantily clad shots and story lines that rarely last a few minutes. Meanwhile, Anderson uses a telestrator to caption each and every scene with pink lipstick. Is she really a "crazy bitch?" Sure, and Bill Gates is a tinkerer with no business sense.
Australia’s version of Big Brother will come to an end, seven years after it was started on Network Ten, and despite appearances by actressPamela Anderson in an effort to up its viewing figures. It has been announced that the Australian Big Brother will not be coming back after the current series finishes this month. Network Ten chief executive Grant Blackley explained that it was felt that this was the best time to finish it, and programming head David Mott said they are going out "on a high."
Mott admitted that the series had been controversial and had covered race, sex, homosexuality, eating disorders and alcohol abuse amongst its subject matter. 41-year-old Pamela Anderson, who is most famous for her role in US show Baywatch, entered the Big Brother house just last week in a last minute bid to improve the Australian Big Brother’s ratings but despite her appearance in the series it has nevertheless been decided to bring the show to an end.
It's been reported that Pamela Anderson and Salomon were granted a marriage license in Las Vegas late Saturday night. That means they can get legally hitched any time in the next year. Oh, dear. It doesn't take a psychotherapist to see that Pammie has a type. And I think the operative word is "euuuuww." You may remember Salomon -- or certain parts of him -- from that sex tape with his then-gal pal Paris Hilton. Of course, Pammie is no newcomer to the private-acts-made-public genre of reality filmmaking. Anderson and Tommy Lee's honeymoon sex video hit the Internet in 1998.
I'm going out on a limb by predicting that IF these two get married, it probably won't last long. But before the inevitable divorce, think of the also-inevitable honeymoon videos! Just call it a hunch.
Pamela Anderson shocked onlookers at her 41st birthday celebrations when she received a cake shaped like female genitals. The former Baywatch star entertained revellers at a Las Vegas nightclub by erotically licking the cake, shaped like a replica of a vagina. Anderson spent the evening kissing and cuddling magician Criss Angel, who has also been romantically linked to Cameron Diaz and Britney Spears.
An onlooker said: "Pammie and Criss seemed to be getting on really well. They were making out in a corner for pretty much the whole evening before they moved over to another sofa where they joked and posed for photographers." Pammie was recently reported to have rekindled her relationship with ex-husband Tommy Lee, the father of her two children Brandon and Dylan.
Tommy said last month: "Pamela and the kids have moved back in with me. It’s awesome, man. It’s definitely working. You can tell on the kids’ faces - they’re happy when we’re together. "We’ve only given it a try 800 times - 801, here we go!"
Passionate animal rights activist Pamela Anderson has called Jessica Simpson a bitch and whore for her "eat meat" joke.
The aspiring country singer recently stepped out in public wearing a T-shirt that read "Real girls eat meat," much to the horror and disgust of active members of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - In Pamela Anderson's new reality show "Pam: Girl on the Loose," each episode has a name, such as "The Uncensored Confessions of a Trailer Camp Tramp" and "Crazy Bitch." Truth is, if Anderson is crazy, it's like a fox. And her eight-episode show, which premieres Sunday on E!, is about as uncensored as Pravda during the height of the Cold War. As an executive producer on this project, Anderson has final say over what gets in. It is soon obvious that she uses that power wisely. "Girl on the Loose" knows where it's going at all times as it carefully crafts an image of Anderson as an appreciative and approachable sex symbol, a doting mother, a tireless crusader for animals and a celebrity who's just as down to earth as you and me, by gum.
