Ashton Kutcher and Tyra Banks have long been familiar with the quest for beauty in the world of reality TV.  Kutcher served as the creator and executive producer of Beauty and the Geek while Banks is the creator and star of America's Next Top Model and The Tyra Banks Show.  While both have their own ideas of what makes a person truly beautiful, they've decided to combine their expertise to re-define the concept of beauty on a new show called True Beauty.

Premiering on ABC on Monday, January 5 at 10pm ET/PT, True Beauty features six stunning females and four handsome males who will live together in a spectacular Los Angeles mansion as they undergo a series of challenges to determine who is truly the most beautiful.  The show will be hosted and judged by Vanessa Minnillo, who previously hosted TRL and ET, along with judges Cheryl Tiegs, author and designer, and Nol Marin, fashion expert for E! and The Tyra Banks Show.

We recently reported that the star of That '70s Show appeared in the Chrysalis Butterfly Ball, where he was accompanied by none other than Demi Moore.  There, he told the Associated Press how much he and Moore believed in the organization's thrust, and how they have been supporting it through the years.  Aside from Kutcher, the star studded event included stars from hit television shows such as Grey's Anatomy.  Aside from this charity event, Kutcher has had a lot on his plate this past few weeks.  In fact, the creator of Beauty and the Geek has been very busy with his new big screen offering entitled What Happens in Vegas, where he stars alongside Cameron Diaz.

However, it isn't these endeavors that have gotten the attention of Kutcher fans all over the States.  Recently, the actor has sported a scruffy look, which some attributed to a new role he is supposed to play.  Apparently, we all got it wrong, because an insider tells In Touch that he grew his facial hair for religious reasons!

While we know Ashton Kutcher for his wacky stunts on Punk’d and That ‘70s Show and his brainchild, Beauty and the Geek, more recently, the actor has tended to some serious matters, including last week’s exclusive Butterfly Ball benefiting Chrysalis, a Los Angeles-based organization which aims to help homeless men and women find jobs and homes as well.  Joining Kutcher at the event was Demi Moore, and newly-weds Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller.

“We love it, and we really believe in it,” Moore said before the event, the Associated Press reports.

We previously reported about Tommy’s odd analogy of fishing and socializing, and now we’re back to talk about what thoughts went through his mind after completing his stint on Beauty and the Geek.  While some might think that he doesn’t fit into the typical geek stereotype, a second look would prove one wrong.  Judging by his fishing and socializing, he really is someone quite intellectual and therefore might have some trouble connecting with academically challenged individuals.

Tommy admits that working with Amanda was great.  In fact, he says that she reached out to him most of the time, saying, “Sometimes I live in my own little world, and Amanda is much more of a down-to-earth, realistic person, so I think I needed someone like her to keep me grounded and bring out my best in every challenge.”

In the season finale of Beauty and the Geek, we saw the three teams get sliced yet once again, leaving two teams to battle it out to the end.  The two teams left were Tommy and Amanda and Chris and Cara, who were all running around the city to take on the last challenge of picking up as much contestants as possible.  Chris and Cara came home with four, while Tommy and Amanda returned with five, making them the team to win $250,000.

Now that all that fuss is over, Reality News Online sat down with Tommy Severo to talk about the past season and how he landed a spot in the competition in the first place.

After a season of less-than-satisfying twists thrown at us willy-nilly, we are finally down to the wire on Beauty and the Geek. In tonight's season finale, we will find out which among the final three teams will win a quarter of a million dollars and the chance to call themselves "more than just a beauty and a geek." Three teams remain: Chris and Cara, Tommy and Amanda, and Matt and Leticia. This is quite possibly the last episode of Beauty and the Geek ever, so I hope they don't hold anything back.

The three remaining teams gather in the library to meet Mike Richards. All the couches are gone, and the room is furnished with chairs and curtains. Mike tells them that one of the teams must leave right now, and who goes will be determined by how well each of them knows their partners.