The Hill’s Lauren Conrad has gone from reality to fashion and is now trying her hand at writing.
She has signed on to write a three-book series of young adult fiction for HarperCollins, the publisher tells PEOPLE. The books will be loosely inspired by Lauren’s own experience life as a reality TV star.
The Hills took a dip in ratings during it’s premier the other night.
While each season debut has had a growth rate, this season’s isn’t so lucky. The ratings were down 9% in its key 12-to-34 demographic (2.1 million) and down 5% among total viewers (3.5 million) when compared to its one-hour season 3 debut, reports MediaWeek.
The new season of The Hills starts tonight at 10pm on MTV.
Will Lauren have her heartbroken by friends and lovers? Will Audrina move out? Will Lo continue to be kind of a bitch? Will Heidi and Spencer be annoying?
Tune in to find out and fingers crossed for Justin Bobby!
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You can rest easy.
Despite developing “a reputation for being sulky and superficial,” she claims it’s part of how the The Hills is taped.
“I know I look tortured, but it’s a TV show and you don’t see all the sides of people,” Lauren Conrad says in Cosmo Girl.
The Hills is meant to be a dramatic show about relationships. It’s not about me being a designer. No one wants to see me working at the factory on my collection or me and Lo [Bosworth] having a dance party in our pajamas.”
The Hills’ stars Lauren Conrad and Lauren Bosworth attend the The ‘Do Something Awards’, the pre-party of ‘Teen Choice 2008′ in Los Angeles.
Do you think Lo is the reason Lauren is falling out with Audrina Patridge? Just asking.
