I tried out for this show, and I, too, puke a little thinking about it. They wanted pop stars, not music writers. Not actual journalists. The questions were bubbly, "Ok, picture this, you're on the red carpet and have one question to ask to the most influential people in Hollywood.... Ok. Bono. Go. Gwyneth, go." Who cares about commercialized bs? Who would rather put shinier, thinner, faster above substance? MTV and Rolling Stone, that's who. They have no soul. And they seem alright with it.

Another Rolling Stone reality show, man, didn't they learn their lesson with "Cocksucker Blues?"

is this for real.
Seriously I just puked a little.
As a former music writer this is gross. i left the field because it was getting so competitive and rock critics kept getting older and writing gigs were getting scarcer. Now they result to this because print itself is dying. This is just gross.

I seriously doubt any of these people have the skills to craft good journalism. Narrative writers like Gary Smith and Mike Sager, both often spend months crafting pieces, are probably one in a million. Additionally, I strongly doubt any of these "journalists" would be able to handle anything requiring depth or investigative reporting. Forget being the next Hunter, Woodward or Hersh, these wannabes probably couldn't even measure up to a Klosterman or an O'Rourke.

Can't wait to watch it. A new kind of reality tv with its own unique blend..This would be very interesting indeed