Even though it was back in the 1990s that Sean Duffy rose to fame, he still managed to make things work for his career.  He became known for his stint on The Real World, part of the cast stuck in Boston.  Since appearing on the sixth season of the hit show, he has moved on to pursue politics and his family life.

According to Politics Daily, the notoriously conservative Sean Duffy has announced that he'll be running for a spot on the United States Congress.  He has already become Ashland County's district attorney, beginning his term in office in 2002.  Now, he's ready to move on to bigger things.  That is, vying for the Wisconsin 7th Congressional District seat, held for the past 40 years by Rep. Dave Obey, D-Wausau.

In her bio, 21-year-old Massachusetts native Emilee of The Real World: Cancun was described as "sensitive" and emotionally well-adjusted because her parents, after all, are both therapists. "She is also on of the few people in the house who is looking to learn and grow and change as a result of every new situation." We should be cautioned, though, since Emilee can let her emotions can the best of her. As we see in one clip, they really do.

As Real World: Cancun moves to its fourth week, the most emotion we got out of Emilee so far was when she quietly ranted about Joey making fun of her Hooter's background and taking pleasure when she, Ayiiia and Jasmine ruined Joey's thousand-dollar guitar because of that taco-spitting incident.

Oh boy. Things are going to get steamy on tonight's episode of The Real World: Cancun. Things get steamy between Emilee and Ayiiia after they realize their mutual crushes. Of course, it can very well be the alcohol talking. The two are so drunk that they can barely walk up the stairs and end up waking the other Real Worlders because of all the ruckus they're making.

On the last episode of The Real World: Cancun, however, it wasn't just the spitting episode that caught everyone's attention. Of course, that was pretty big, too. After a fight where Ayiiia accused Joey of having herpes, Joey was so pissed that he first threatened to spit at her face. Eventually, he ended up spitting in Ayiiia's tacos. As retaliation for continuing to taunt her, the girls doused Joey's thousand-dollar guitar and ruining it in the process.

The Real World: Cancun hasn't even reached its third episode, but already the MTV reality show has started filming the next season, which, as we all know, takes place on the nation's capital. This early, The Real World: Washington, D.C. has already attracted attention, but mostly of the negative kind for the supposed disturbance it has caused to the vicinity of where it is being filmed.

"MTV's newest season of The Real World is being filmed 20 feet from my house," announces the blog's header. "This blog will chronicle the pain and annoyance they put me through as well as the heckling my friends and I plan for the newest crop of 'real worlders.'"

Now infamous after the taco-spitting accident, Real World: Cancun cast Joey Rozmus does not have qualms about owning up to his own brand of insanity, he says in an interview with Boston Herald.  Rozmus, 21, of Methuen, Massachusetts, spit on the tacos of fellow Real World cast member Ayiiia on the latest episode of the MTV reality series. Reacting on the large number of Massachusetts natives on the show's 22 seasons, he reasons it's probably how Bay Staters live.

"I think a lot of us are just kind of stubborn and we are definitely kind of (expletive). We are bitter for six months of the year because of the winter. People around here have such crazy personalities, from being mean to nice, to really crazy. The people from the area who have been on the show, you can tell we have something different going on," says Rozmus.

On tonight's episode of The Real World: Cancun - "A Breaking Point" - there's some fighting between two roommates, and it reaches a, well, breaking point, and Joey finally decides to teach Ayiiia a lesson by spitting in her food. "She thinks she's better than everyone else.  I just want to spit in her face. Straight up," Joey says, referring to her original plan.

Later, however, he decides to direct his saliva somewhere, avoiding what is by no means the first spitting incident in the world of MTV reality television.  "She's just a stupid girl who gets away with giving everyone attitude and nothing ever happens to her.  So I'm going to spit on her tacos."

The Real World: Cancun viewers may have been amazed at how the house this season looked, but for 21-year-old Bronne Bruzgo, it felt like a "giant tropical prison city."

"We're not allowed to watch TV or play video games or listen to music," he tells Reality Wanted.  "I mean, yeah it was really pretty but it was kind of like a giant tropical prison cell.  I love video games and there was a game I had been waiting for to come out.  It came out 3 weeks after I got to Cancun and I was reading reviews and looking it up online.  I finally got home and downloaded it and it sucked!"

After the launch of Real World: Cancun, we finally got to meet the eight roomies.  Twenty-one-year-old Massachusetts native Joey immediately got into our radar because he got so drunk that college footballer CJ had to put him in bed before the festivities can commence, followed by the sight of another 21-year-old Bronne puking on the floor of a bar. From the looks of things, this season will indeed be the Real World that its fans got to know.

Meanwhile, one of its stars Ayiiia (three i's if you're counting) and winner of the realworldcasting.com, says in an interview with LAist that MTV knew full well what it was doing when it brought eight strangers to spring break capital Cancun and that it won't be a letdown.