There wasn‘t much star power at the first set of swag suites – venues for vendors to get their products in front of celebrities, who in turn get to take home the products for free – this year, what with the ongoing writers strike dampening usually glitzy and glamorous awards ceremonies and events, particularly the Golden Globes. However, the call of free assorted products and merchandise was still heard loud and clear by a number of personalities, although most were not necessarily of the A-list kind.

As the narrator of Newport Harbor, Chrissy Schwartz has often been compared to Lauren Conrad, who catapulted to stardom with her exposure on docu-drama shows like

Last December, MTV brought back Newport Harbor for a special feature called Home for the Holidays, which ended its four-episode run earlier this month.  At present, fans are treated with reruns of the much awaited reunion that featured the

Last week, MTV‘s Newport Harbor: Home for the Holidays concluded its 4-episode run.  The teens of Orange County started the season with drama surrounding their newfound college life and new love interests, and ended the season with hope as some of them rekindled with their old flames.

Previously on Newport Harbor: Home for the Holidays, Chrissy Schwartz and Clay Adler had the big discussion in the episode “Caught in the Act” and subsequently agreed to go separate ways.  But will it last? The drama continues to unfold on the next episode of the series where Chrissy makes up her mind on who she really wants to be with.

Last Wednesday marked the return of Newport Harbor, which will explore new rivalries, love triangles and more family drama as the cast comes home for the holidays to reunite for a 4-episode special feature. Many things have changed since summer, including

After two months of waiting, MTV takes viewers back to Newport Beach, California to experience the drama and catch up with Chrissy Schwartz,

Newport Harbor ended its eight-season freshman run on Wednesday, October 3, and although MTV has yet to announce whether the series will have a second season, it is clear that viewers are eager to see more of their favorite teens from Newport High.

Last week‘s episode of Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County entitled “You Are Not Replaceable” revolved around the seniors of Newport Beach as they ponder about life after high school given that graduation is just around the corner.

Last week‘s episode of Newport Harbor was full of the usual teen drama, this time revolving around the group of friends‘ highly-awaited prom night.  The episode had its ups and downs, and much of the drama stemmed from