BB FANS

I'm downloading all the daily shows

BB Aus is so harsh...he proper berates people for rule breaking (like not wearing a microphone) and the people getting told off seem genuinly scared

Ouch at them losing 5k each time they do something wrong too!

STAND by for a secret games area that will be revealed on Big Brother tomorrow night.

Housemates will complete challenges in the arena, and how they fare will determine how the housemates live for a week.

The Eye believes a leader will be appointed from the results.

The Friday night shows will be hosted by Ryan Fitzgerald and Mike Goldman.

Since leaving the house last year, Fitzgerald has hardly been out of work.

As well as the new BB gig, he works on breakfast radio on Nova in Adelaide, and appears on Before the Game on Channel 10.

Fitzgerald, perhaps along with Blair McDonough, is one of the few housemates that has been able to get work in the television industry after BB.

"I thought it might slow down over Christmas," Fitzgerald said. "It did for a little bit but things have started to become a little hectic, which is great. He already has a few favourites for this BB season.

"I'm just a big fan of this Hotdogs bloke," Fitzgerald said.

"Any bloke that calls himself Hotdogs gets a tick in my book, but I don't think he's going to last.

"Constance is another one that I like as well.

"At least she's being honest."

News.com.au

May 14, 2005

IT'S doubtful Big Brother contestant Michelle will be bashful about nudity in the house, considering she posed in a racy pictorial for a men's mag a few years back.

Confidential has discovered Michelle, from Western Australia, posed for People magazine in October 2002, calling herself Madison.

The four-page pictorial features seven nude photos of Michelle under the headline "Hurdler Gets a Leg Over," in relation to the fact the BB contestant was at one stage in her life a champion hurdler.

The mag dubbed Michelle a "jumpin' rack flasher" – a name which may yet come back to haunt her.

A RELIABLE source has suggested that the secret behind the locked double silver doors in the Big Brother house is in fact a giant cage.

The cruel contraption will apparently be used as a prison to punish misbehaving housemates.

THERE are apparently at least six "intruders" currently in lockdown awaiting a turn in the house, which means the show wasn't actually having the housemates on when it told them they might not go into the house on the program's opening night.

COULD Constance be the first one to catch on to the Logan twins daily swap?

Yesterday she told the Dave-half of the twins that he was "weird . . . talkative one day, quiet the next".

SEEMS one of this year's housemates is something of a reality TV junkie.

Dean has revealed he tried out for Australian Idol last year. Apparently he didn't get past the first round.

News.co.au

By KIM WILSON
15may05 .news.com.au

THE boyfriend of Victorian Big Brother housemate Constance hopes she remains faithful, despite her lies about his existence.

New Zealand-born Conor concedes Constance is likely to make a connection with confident real esate agent Hotdogs, but he's not conerned about her getting romantic with him or any other housemate.
"I'm not worried at all. She knows what she's doing and I know what I'm doing and that's cool," he says.

Constance, a 21-year-old apprentice hairdresser, told producers she was single before entering the house, saying guys turn girls into idiots who obsess over them.

But on the first night in the house she admitted to housemate Nelson that she had been seeing Conor for three months.

"I was so scared they'd find out. I love him so much," she told Nelson.

Constance thinks she has succeeded with her ruse, but Big Brother has a surprise in store for the housemates tonight when those who have lied are isolated from the rest of the pack.

Nelson, 23, has also revealed he has been seeing his flatmate's 18-year-old sister Katie for three months, which he denied during the show's auditions.

"What can (Big Brother) do? It's too late now," he said to Constance.

Constance and Nelson selected their secret lovers, who they described as "just friends" to be with them in production lock down prior to entering the house.

"The day she went into the house I just gave her a big hug and told her she was absolutely going to kill it," Conor says.

Katie admits she was initially nervous about Queensland crane manager Nelson playing up in the house, but since his admission she feels more relaxed.

"I don't think there's any girl in the house that he'd find particularly attractive, like an overall package," she says.

Producers are unhappy with the lying housemates, because their lies affect "dynamics" in the house.

"When a housemate lies about whether they are single or in a relationship, they mess with the group dynamics and chemistry Big Brother intended the house to have," the show's website states.