MTV Real World Road Rules News Blog

Will Gill from the MTV Real World Hollywood season told the Detroit Free Press he didn’t take offense when fellow cast member Kim Alexander stated to him that she was “kind of shocked that somebody so cute and nice can come from there.”

Rather than taking quick offence and getting ruffled by perceived ignorance or throwing the race card out early on, Will had the perspective enough to laugh it off by understanding drinking and nervousness prompted such a blunt statement by Kim.

Will’s stable personality along with his good looks provides a general feeling from the paper that he will be a positive representative of Detroit and break away from the stereotypes of a city often associated with crime and urban deterioration.

William states he grew up near 8 Mile in Detroit, made famous by Eminem’s movie of the same title, and was already in the process of moving to Los Angeles before being cast onto The Real World.

Gilbert closes by saying “In no way am I looking for this to boost my music career. I like to get everything on my own. I don’t like anything handed to me.”

Time will tell if The Real World in facts boosts or works toward the negative by sounding a sour note to the evolution of his career in music.

David Malinosky or better know as Dave Sky from the Real World Hollywood told RealityReel.com that he wants to be more than “that guy” after being on The Real World.

Dave stated if he could do a different season of The Real World it would have been in Las Vegas, especially for the networking possibilities.

He also claims to be most like Brad from The Real World San Diego as far as personality and approach to women but look-wise more like Abram or Wes.

David appreciates the opportunities the show has provided him but states he wants to take a break from reality TV so he wouldn’t just become “that guy” …. although he left open the possibility to come back to do a Real World Road Rules Challenge.

Kimberly Alexander speaks to the State Newspaper in South Carolina about being the ditz of the Real World Hollywood Cast.

The Columbia, South Carolina native told the paper she would do The Real World over again, but not in the same house with the same cast unless she was paid a LOT of money.

She earned her ditz role as she self admits that “If something comes into my head I’m probably going to say it. I just don’t think before I speak.”

She also states she was forced to open up by opening her heart and mind to people she sometimes wanted nothing to do with.

Kimberly appreciated the experience on the show as she Learned who she really was through understanding why she did certain things, think certain thoughts, and believe the way she did by changing for the better.

Joey Kovar is recovering from addictions of both alcohol and drugs but has to decide if he wants it “crazy bad” to make it on The Real World Hollywood.

Charna Halpern of iO taught improv to Joey and the rest of The Real World Hollywood cast on MTV and spoke recently to the Chicago Sun Times since she worked both at the Chicago and Los Angeles branches of ImprovOlympic.

Charna revealed that when noticing most of the cast members were hung over and didn’t want to participate in the classes she told them in order to make it entertainment you must want it “crazy bad” as her former students Tina Fey and Mike Myers did.

Joey took this to heart and threw himself into the classes and impressed so much upon Ms. Halpern that she offered him free classes at iO in Chicago where Joey is from.

Beyond being the cast’s boss Charna also provided counseling to them, especially Joey who confided in her during the show as he dealt with his rage and addictions, but ultimately had to leave the show early.

Now back in Chicago Joey must determine if he still wants it “crazy bad”.

Sarah Ralston from The Real World Hollywood season set to premiere on MTV Wednesday April 16th admitted to the ASU Web Devil Newspaper that she had made up her mind to quit the show.

Sarah was mentally exhausted being on the show as she felt her cast members in the house did not respect her and felt degraded when she decided to quit mid season.

She changed her mind when going to church on Sunday as she was determined to make the most out of being on The Real World.

Sarah spoke to the paper as she graduated from Arizona State last year in 2007 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Women’s Studies from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

Sarah hopes to parlay her Real World experience on the show to working as a news broadcaster, specifically for MTV News.