BGC6 Casting Tapes

New BGC6 Trailer

In CFC News: K-Fed Gained Weight On Purpose

According to Slashgossip.com and several other sites, Kevin Federline gained weight on purpose. He will earn $100,000 to appear in the upcoming season of Celebrity Fit Club and is hoping after CFC to appear on more TV shows and also resurrect his failed his rap career.

Since filming Kevin has lost 30 pounds.

In BGC News: Bunim/Murray has started casting for season 5, so if any of you "self proclaimed" Bad Girls want to audition or send BMP a casting tape, watch Mrs_01's casting information video



or visit Binum-Murray.com who are also casting for The Real World 24

Kendra Interview With Creative Loafing

Source: Creative Loafing


Maybe we’re too hard on reality stars. Sure, they’re generally narcissistic and walk around with a pseudo-importance during, and even years after, their 15 minutes of fame are up. But how many of us would turn down the opportunity to spend a summer in an LA mansion, being VIP at every club, and of course, drinking from a seemingly unlimited supply of alcohol provided by the show’s producers. I’d say, “Fuck my internship,” too.

Everyone you see partying, fighting, crying, bitching and ultimately building alliances to “survive” on reality TV has their own reason for auditioning — and Charlotte native Kendra James’ was a whim.
She decided to road trip from Greensboro, where she was in college, with her girls to attend an open casting call in Charlotte, and after months of calls backs she found herself on season four of Oxygen’s Bad Girls Club. Sounds way hotter than the Biggest Loser.
We recently caught up with the Queen City resident turned reality show hottie and talked about her TV experience.

Creative Loafing: How long was the audition process for the Bad Girls Club?

Kendra: I started doing The Real World. I did seven interviews with Real World, and then they called me and said you didn’t make the Real World but do you want to try the Bad Girls Club and then I had three or four interviews with the Bad Girls Club.

Was it hard for you to drop everything and say, “I’m gonna go out here and live with a bunch of girls on TV”?

Well, Initially it was over the summer, so it was easy. I wasn’t in school, I didn’t really have any obligations, so it really easy for me to say I want to take this opportunity. But it ended up going over into the school year, so I had to push back my graduation date. I definitely wouldn’t change anything, but it definitely changed my plans a little bit.

Natalie Interview With Mercury News

Source: MercuryNews.com


WHEN NATALIE NUNN opened the Celebrity Bound Boutique on Main Street two years ago, she had no idea she would find herself literally 'celebrity-bound' on the fast track to becoming a sweetheart of reality TV.

Natalie, 24, stars on the fourth season of "Bad Girls Club," which premiered Monday on the Oxygen Network and is now showing every Tuesday at 10 p.m. Even though this makes her an official bad girl of the Hollywood scene, she hasn't cut ties yet with Pleasanton.

Natalie grew up on the Peninsula, and her parents Earl and Karen Nunn moved to Pleasanton five years ago. At the time, she was attending USC, where she played soccer all four years.

After graduating with a double major in sociology and communications two years ago, she relocated to Pleasanton and opened her boutique. She loved running it, but also knew her personality was made for reality TV.

"I hadn't seen the first few seasons but heard about the show. I sent a tape, and they had me come down for interviews. I went through the process but didn't give up. I was honest when I auditioned — it was just me," Natalie said.

This Is Why Children Should Not Watch The Bad Girls Club

You see. The one in the pink will audition for the show in the year 2020.

Interview With Jonathan Murray

Source: The Futon Critic

It was three years ago this month when nobody knew that a houseful of rambunctious women put together in a house would create such a ratings bonanza for the Oxygen network. "The Bad Girls Club" has been breaking ratings records for the network since its 2006 premiere and, based on the strong performance of the season four premiere last week, this reality series will continue to entertain for a long time to come. Executive Producer/Creator Jon Murray talked with our Jim Halterman last week about how the bad girls are chosen, why there won't be a 'Bad Boys Club' and why Murray loves working in the world of cable.

Jim Halterman: Congratulations on the performance of the season premiere of "The Bad Girls Club."

Jon Murray: Oxygen was very happy. It was our highest premiere in a lot of the key demos.

JH: What do you think is the appeal of the show?

JM: I think it's fun watching people who aren't afraid to live their lives sort of loudly. I think most of us constrain ourselves to follow what society dictates but these women are unapologetically themselves.

JH: When you are casting each season, what's the criteria that makes for a good bad girl?

JM: First of all, it's not easy to find them. This is one of the toughest shows to cast. You don't want a sad girl. You want someone who is confident in who they are, who is opinionated, who knows what they want and goes after it. You want someone who doesn't believe in following rules that they think are stupid. You want this girl who is just out there.

JH: The girls are not allowed to hit each other while living in the house but what are some of the other house rules?

JM: There really aren't a lot of rules. The main rule is that we don't want anybody to get hurt. We want everybody to have fun. That's the main thing we worry about but other than that it's their house; they're running it.

JH: Because the tensions sometimes become very heated, are the camera crew and the producers always on alert in case they have to jump in?

JM: There are times when you might not see a producer step in and suggest that a girl takes some time and get away from each other and cool down. And then there are times when suddenly something that seemed like it was a lot of fun suddenly turns in a way that causes us concern so the crew steps in.

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Does RAMPAGE has what it takes to be on the Show?

Meet Gladys A.k.A RAMPAGE. A BGC hopeful who is already aware that she missed the casting calls for season 4 earlier this year. Still, she wants her name out in the open to let us all know what we should expect for season 5 maybe. In this the video, she says and I "quote"

I have to have the last word, if I don't then it's a problem no one's going to sleep not even me. -Gladys

Um...so are you going to play us another song using pots and pans? lol j/k

Casting Is Officially Over

Or has been over since June. Yes! casting for season 4 is over so to the ones who were trying to audition for this up-coming season, sorry you will have to wait until 2010. It's possible that their filming right now and will air it in November.

Just to let you know.

From Bunim-Murray Productions

I'm not sure if the girls who are going around claiming to got a call back from the producers are actual cast members but I do know BMP is watching their casting tapes.

From Twitter

Watching Casting Tapes.... Are we watching yours??? #thursdaytapewatchingdayabout 5 hours ago from Tweetie

More Casting Information

For those who are still interested in auditioning for Season 4, I've found one of the Casting Director's blog. Susan Funk

Bad Girls Club Audition Tape

Do you think she has what it takes?



On side note: I would love to see a psycho chick on season 4 that tries to burn the damn mansion down...she would be the most craziest chick in BGC history