The Hills has finally come to a close. The truth in all of it is that lives were made (see: Lauren, Whitney Port), lives were ruined (see: Speidi), but the real fallout was on America.

It was deeply disturbing watching Heidi's reunion with her family.

Nowadays, as Heid and Spencer remain suspiciously absent, The Hills can barely hold my interest and seems to only succeed in warranting more self-disgust for watching with each passing minute.

The Hills in Season 1 bears little resemblance to the show now. Everyone seemed so young, naïve, and innocent. Heidi was a real girl . Le sigh.

In this week's episode of The Hills we finally get to see the extent of the Heidi brainwashing, and make no mistakes, that girl is severely delusional.

The former Hills beauty has sold the rights to turn her book L.A. Candy, into a motion picture; while the former beauty queen pursues a cosmetics contract.

Lifetime's Runwaypalooza commenced with a two-hour "All-Star Challenge" special that brought back past contestants to compete in a single runway show for a $100,000 prize.

Though she is arguably one of the least interesting characters to ever star in a reality TV show, Lauren Conrad has managed to weasel her perfectly groomed, throaty-voiced self into my heart.

The six-month-old Simpson-Wentz child and his parents, Sharon Stone, Denise Richards, Selena Gomez, Mark Wahlberg and a smattering of reality televisi...

I've had to really examine my need to write about the finale of The Hills before actually putting pen to paper.

NEW YORK — Lauren Conrad's "Laguna Beach" nemesis is heading for "The Hills." Now that Conrad has left the hit MTV reality series, Kristin Cava...

"The Hills" star Lauren Conrad sat down with David Letterman Thursday night and bonded with the host over how "creepy" her television archenemy Spence...

Heidi Montag isn't shedding too many tears as Lauren Conrad prepares for her final season of The Hills, airing Monday. "We don't need her," she tel...