Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Bret Michaels, the frontman of ’80s pop-metal band Poison, will be looking for love in a new VH1 series from the producers of the network’s hit “Flavor of Love.” The cable network is set to debut a 10-episode reality series titled “Rock of Love With Bret Michaels” in July. The show will feature Michaels looking for a woman who can keep up with his rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle and not become
jealous of his one true passion — performing — which is said to be the reason for and destruction of most of his relationships. The women, who will live with Michaels in his “Los Angeles rock palace,” will be put through various challenges in a test of their devotion to him as well as their understanding of everything rock ‘n’ roll. Those who win these challenges will join Michaels on “wild and exclusive excursions,” while “those who can’t hang like true backstage VIPs will be escorted out in bona fide rock
star fashion,” VH1 said.

The Hollywood Reporter

I am kind of dissapointed, I was hoping it would be someone a little more crazy. He has been kind of dull recently. Don’t get me wrong I LOVE Poison, but I would rather have seen CC DeVille than him. I wanted a nut like Flavor Flav!

This cool cat has traded in his catnip for some bling. Sebastian, a 1-year-old Persian with long black hair, sports gold crowns on his two bottom canines, which grew sticking out from his lips in an underbite similar to a bulldog’s.His owner, dentist David Steele, said he gave Sebastian gold crowns to help strengthen the fanged feline’s teeth. Steele said he was worried the unique canines would break off or become a problem."It’s possible to work on animals the same way we do humans," he said. "I did it to strengthen (Sebastian’s) teeth, but it had an excellent cosmetic result. The cat gets a lot of attention now. Everyone is tickled to death when they see him."Sebastian’s two gold teeth protruding from his furry face make him seem a little menacing, like a hip-hop star’s guard-cat or a movie villain’s pet. The feline didn’t seem too happy with his new look at first."He’s normally around me all the time," Steele said. "After I put the crowns on, he didn’t ’speak’ to me for two days."When Sebastian was tranquilized about a month ago to get his coat trimmed, Steele used the occasion to take impressions of his teeth. He then sent those impressions to a company that prepares crowns for his human patients."They called back and asked me what I was up to," Steele said.Two weeks ago, veterinarian Larry Owen tranquilized the cat at the Alexandria Animal Hospital about 30 miles northeast of Indianapolis so Steele could do the dentistry work, which took about 15 minutes to complete.Owen said putting gold crowns on teeth can be done for any pet with a dental problem."Mostly, though, it was a fun thing to do," Owen said. "(Steele is) always up to something or trying something new."Steele said he has put a crown on a cat once before, after the animal was hit by a car. He also put a gold crown on his Boston terrier.Steele said the cost for each gold tooth is about the same as for humans — about $900 each.

MSNBC and Dlisted 

Wonder if his collar has a clock on it?

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