First, Robin Roberts learned how to cha-cha. And now, the 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM ET on ABC) anchor does the Twist during a segment on dancing to stay fit with Louis Van Amstel of 'Dancing With the Stars.'

I caught an episode of E!'s new reality show, Leave It To Lamas, the other night. All I could think was, 'Does anyone really care about these people?' Maybe that's the point. We don't care, and thus don't mind watching them all implode.

I'm betting that a lot of people have never even heard of the Lamas family. I remember Lorenzo from Falcon Crest; now he looks like a washed-up porn star. His daughter, Shayne, was recently proposed to by Matt Grant on The Bachelor: London Calling (the engagement is off -- I'm guessing it was all done for publicity for this show).

After weeks of dating and eliminating some 25 women, including some crazy ones like Stacey, London bachelor Matt Grant found his soul mate. The 27-year-old proposed to one of the final two ladies in this week's season finale of the ABC's The Bachelor.

Did he give the $60,000 engagement ring to 24-year-old Chelsea or 22-year-old Shayne? The answer after the jump!

When I first read this I thought it was series from the late 60s/early 70s, about race car driver Ben Richards, who has a rare blood disorder that make him immortal. But don't get too excited: it's actually the Lorenzo Lamas show from 2000, which sounds a lot like Highlander.

Um, how come I've never heard of this show? I watch a lot of TV and I like a lot of the syndicated action stuff, but this show doesn't ring a bell at all. Maybe I blocked it out of my memory because Lorenzo Lamas was in it. Anyway, the 22 episode set is coming in Feburary.