Kristin Cavallari has to learn about love and tattoos the hard way. After displaying proof of her commitment to actor Nick Zano by getting a tattoo of his initials on her left wrist, the reality TV star known for her exposure on MTV's Laguna Beach, has decided to erase the love stamp to put an end to any chance of reconciliation with Zano, who is now her ex-boyfriend.

The Laguna Beach started dating Zano, who is best known for his role as Vince on the sitcom What I Like About You that starred Amanda Bynes and Jennie Garth, in 2006.   According to the N.Y. Post, Zano wanted to make sure that his girl was displaying proof of his love before she headed off too Miami for spring break last year.  Consequently, Cavallari got herself a tattoo of Zano's initials in black ink.

Fans of Kristin Cavallari will want to grab the prom issue of the Teen magazine, as the Laguna Beach alum and aspiring actress is featured on the cover.  Also in the special issue is a six-page spread dedicated to the reality star as she takes on different prom night styles and reminisces about her own prom experience, which was recorded as part of the MTV show.

"It's really cool to have my prom on tape, especially edited by MTV in such a cool way with the best music.  That's priceless," Cavallari, who attended five different proms, told the magazine.  "Prom was the one night where I didn't feel like I had to act a certain way. I thought, 'This is my prom.  I don't want to hold back.'  I just wanted to enjoy it and have fun."

Reality star Stephen Colletti has done well for himself following his stint on MTV's Laguna Beach.  The 21-year-old has not only ventured into the realm of scripted series, he has also appeared in several feature-length productions, with the most recent being Normal Adolescent Behavior, costarring Amber Tamblyn (Joan of Arcadia) and Ricky Ullman (Phil of the Future).  Now, he is working on another big screen project, a comedy entitled Tinslestars.

According to Skelligs Productions (Deserted, Chance Meeting), the company behind Tinslestars, the film is about “two Hollywood executive posers” who try to pick up girls in Los Angeles using any means possible.  Aside from Stephen Colletti, who appears in the movie as Lou Masters, Tinslestars also features up-and-coming actor J.R. Ramirez as Brandon.

Talan Torriero, a former Laguna Beach cast member, is appearing on two films set to be released next year.  One is a drama based on a true story, while the other is a horror-comedy featuring well-known genre film actor Robert Englund.

The drama film, entitled Street, stars Vivica A. Fox (Kill Bill: Vol.1, Curb Your Enthusiasm), Rachel Miner (Californication), Toby Hemingway (Bones) and Laura Ramsey (The Days, Lords of Dogtown).  Fox will play a woman who helps and mentors Lexi (Ramsey), a young girl with a troubled mother, a criminal father and a loving sister (Miner).  Lexi runs away with her boyfriend, but when he starts abusing her, finds shelter and love with a drug-addicted street teen (Hemingway).  The boy teaches her how to survive in a tough Portland, Oregon neighborhood.

Laguna Beach alum Kristin Cavallari has been keeping busy.  The 20-year-old reality star and budding actress is set to appear in two films next year, Spring Breakdown and Green Flash.  The first is a comedy featuring Saturday Night Live stars Amy Poehler and Rachel Dratch, Parker Posey (The Return of Jezebel James) and Amber Tamblyn (Joan of Arcadia), while the latter is a sports-comedy-drama that stars former Baywatch actor David Charvet.

Spring Breakdown follows the vacation adventure of three thirty-something friends, Gayle (Poehler), Becky (Posey) and Judi (Dratch).  All three have always dreamed of living a fabulous lifestyle, but unfortunately never grew out of being geeks.  So, when Becky is given the chance to unofficially chaperone her boss' daughter, Ashley (Tamblyn), to the college spring break hotspot, South Padre Island, the three women decide to try to turn their un-hip lives around.  In the midst of the partying, they come to realize that it's actually better to stand out than to fit in.

Following a series of alcohol-related incidents, Laguna Beach alum Jason Wahler was sentenced to attend rehabilitation and undergo community service.  Despite the challenges ahead, the 20-year-old reality star says is looking forward to the community service he must complete as part of the 36-month post-rehabilitation probation because he wants to set an example for the youth.

"I really screwed up my life at one point and I want to show people what not to do,” Wahler, who has been sober for seven months, told Life & Style magazine.  "It's not always fun to get messed up.  I want to catch these kids before they do what I did."