Yesterday on 'Today,' (weekdays, 9AM ET on NBC) Khloe Kardashian told Hoda Kotb she doubted the Gene Simmons-Shannon Tweed reality TV wedding was genuine. Today, Khloe's step-dad Bruce Jenner talked to Hoda about Kim Kardashian's own reality wedding special, 'Kim's Fairytale Wedding' (Sun., 9PM ET and Mon., 10PM on E!).

"The wedding was absolutely elegant, gorgeous, over-the-top ... exactly the way my girls like it," he reported.

Bruce and Kris Jenner have been married for 20 years, in which time they've raised the family at the center of 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians.' While a lot of what happens on the show isn't terribly family-friendly, Bruce Jenner said Thursday on 'The Talk' (weekdays, syndicated on CBS) that there is a silver lining: Now people can see what his life is really like.

"You know what the good thing about the show is, Kris and I got married 20 years ago," he said. "I've been dealing with this for 20 years, but the show's only been on for the last couple of years, and everybody can see my pain, what I've been dealing with, where before, nobody knew I was going through all of this. Now they know."

Think about reality TV, and what usually springs to mind is a bunch of youngsters living in homes together, performing on talent shows, or trying to get their careers rolling -- sometimes all at the same time.

But let's not forget the elder statespeople who already had a stunning career behind them, only to come back into the public eye by participating in a reality show. Perhaps these celebrity veterans helped to pave the way for 'Sunset Daze,' a new show premiering April 28 at 10PM ET on WE tv that follows a group of people at a retirement community in Arizona's Sun City.

Lest you think it's all pudding and painkillers, rest assured there will be sex! Guns! Skydiving! And motorcycles!

When Bruce Jenner agreed to babysit step-daughter Kourtney Kardashian's infant son, he thought he could count on assistance from his family. One by one, though, family members made plans and left him to take care of baby Mason alone, he said on 'The Rachael Ray Show' (weekdays, syndicated).

"For, like, five hours, it was just me and the Mase-man. It wasn't even my idea, but I got stuck with him," he said. Still, Jenner said he somehow managed to mind the infant. "I did pull it off. He was fine."

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As the Kardashian's popularity increases, stepfather Bruce Jenner does what he can to keep them level-headed and grounded. However, Jenner worries that their increasing fame may have negative consequences, he said on 'Today' (weekdays, 7AM ET on NBC).

"I've noticed the kids have gotten more recognizable ... I've tried to do my best to try to keep them very grounded in all of this, and how blessed they are because of the situation they're in," Jenner said. "But with that comes a lot of pitfalls. There's a lot of bumps in the road ... It's a different world today. And, [with] the Internet today, things don't go away. It's tough."

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Is there more to Kim Kardashian than meets the eye? We're about to find out. The model who's one of the stars of E! channel's 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' has always been famous for... being famous.

Now she's stepping behind the camera (a bit) as the producer of a E! half-hour documentary called 'The SPINdustry,' chronicling the world of entertainment public relations. Yes, that sounds like Bravo's 'Kel on Earth,' but that's just a big coincidence. The press release actually makes it sound like Kim's picking up the camera and shooting footage herself.

Kim's involvement as producer of 'The SPINdustry' likely has a lot to do with the fact that it's on E! and the subject of the show is the launch of a new product by Command PR. Comprising Command PR two publicists, Jonathan Cheban and Simon Huck, who are FOK. Friends of Kim. Get it?

On 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,' Kim Kardashian stepped into the ring as part of a charity boxing event organized by step-dad Bruce Jenner and took a sound thrashing from her opponent.

Kardashian faced off against a woman who won a bid to fight her for charity, and received multiple body blows and right-hooks to the face and head during the bout.

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I admit it. I'm hooked on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, and I have no idea why. Clearly, I need to get a life.

Anyway, last night's episode revolved around the fact that Kris has control of all the money, to the point where Bruce doesn't have his own bank account or even his own credit card, for that matter. Well, that might not be true. When the girls were razzing Kris and rifling through her wallet, they pulled out a card with Bruce's name on it (among the 53 other credit cards of Kris's).

But it sounds like all Bruce gets is an ATM card, and even then, he has to run purchases by Kris first. He wanted to buy a new remote-controlled helicopter which, at this stage of the game, he should be able to do. But Kris wasn't too keen on the idea. Meanwhile, she goes out and buys a $4,000 dress that the girls deemed not that special.

It's no secret that Kris is a bit of a control freak, but doesn't it seem weird that Bruce doesn't have his own account or credit card?

Though it promised to deliver on the drama, 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' has perhaps become so successful in rocketing its cast to celebdom that it may have finally outpaced itself. Khloé's marriage to Lamar Odom aired after the whirlwind romance had been well-documented in the gossip world, and this tabloid outpacing of the Kardashian affairs was evident in the first episode of season 4.

In this case, it was hard to empathize with Kim's breakup blues when the blog-reading public know full and well that she and football beau Reggie Bush are back together. As Kim stares longingly at a poster of her ex while shopping at Adidas with stepdad Bruce, the viewer can't help but wonder if it's all just a storyline to reintroduce Reggie by the finale.

Oh, the drama! Khloe Kardashian walked down the aisle with L.A. Laker Lamar Odom on last night's episode of 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,' but not before causing plenty of fireworks by shocking the family with a surprise engagement announcement and rush wedding in order to beat the start of the basketball season.

Kardashian, who married Odom after a month-long whirlwind courtship, angered stepdad Bruce Jenner who learned of the wedding only after hearing it reported as a rumor on Ryan Seacrest's morning radio show.

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Thanksgiving is a time for family, right? On TV, our favorite families have been The Waltons, The Huxtables, The Simpsons. But this year a vote has been taken and another family has emerged as America's favorite. The Kardashians. Yes, believe it or not, the People's Choice web site has done a survey and the family chosen by most respondents to spend Turkey Day with are E TV's Kardashians.

Starting at 1 o'clock on Thursday, November 27, E! will broadcast a Kardashian marathon, five hours of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Yes, if you don't want to watch NFL games -- and considering the fact that we're forced to endure the horrid Detroit Lions every Thanksgiving, the 2008 winless Lions, you may want to turn away -- you can instead watch the rich, spoiled, outrageous Kardashians.

(Of course, there is an NFL connection if you count Reggie Bush, Kim's fiance, the star running back of the New Orleans Saints who's currently injured and not playing.)

When I think about the Olympics I don't think about the grandeur of the competitions, the feeling of global community, the individual stories of the athletes, or the mesmerizing synchronized swimming routines. The one thing that comes to mind when I think about the Olympics: anonymity. Out of the thousands of athletes that compete in these games many fade into the daily routine of their countries once the Closing Ceremony is completed.

Yet, there are a handful, particularly the up-and-coming stars of each Olympic games, that remain in the spotlight well after the torch has been extinguished. Some continue into the professional sports realm, others become "experts" in their field, and some jump into another profession altogether. Then there are those who enjoy the television spotlight so much that they remain in the medium in one capacity or another.

Sometimes it's as themselves on other television properties. Other times they dabble into the acting field with mixed results. Here are seven Olympic athletes who continued their careers on television in one form or another.

Sure, going to jail may be a poor life choice, but when you're a reality TV star, it's certainly not going to hurt your career. Despite the fact that Khloe Kardashian is headed to the slammer for a 30-day stint, E! has just announced that it is renewing Keeping Up with the Kardashians for a third season.

Keeping Up follows Khloe, her sister Kourtney and the infamous Kim Kardashian as they deal with their family (mom Kris Jenner is married to former Olympic champion Bruce Jenner) and life in LA as they try to stay in the public eye. Previous episodes have dealt with the fallout from Kim's sex tape, Kourtney's underage naked photos, and Khloe's DUI arrest. As Lisa Berger, E!'s executive VP original programming and series development understates, "There is never a shortage on drama, and we are certain the new season will be another wild ride,"

People are definitely watching. While its numbers would get a network show canceled in a heartbeat, Keeping Up with the Kardashians' 1.6 million viewer average makes it a hit on E! Ten episodes have been ordered for season 3, which will premiere early next year.