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Beth is one of the original reality stars who has turned her 15 minutes of fame into almost 20 years! Appearing in multiple MTV's challenge series such as The Gauntlet 3 and The Duel, Beth remains a household name for many reality fans. Beth first catapulted into stardom in 1993 on MTV's The Real World: Los Angeles, the second season of the longest running reality show on TV. Over the years, Beth has appeared in over 30 shows, specials, hosting, reunions and "aftershows" on MTV. She is well known as being the original drama queen of reality TV. In 2004, Beth's production company, Planet Beth LLC, began producing calendars with the Sexiest Men of Reality TV and The Sexiest Women of Reality TV for one of the nation's largest calendar companies. In 2005 she began creating and producing shows for Pay Per View, INDemand and DirecTV based on her calendar concept.

In 2000, Beth formed a company with Danny Duchovny and began managing other reality stars. She closed a deal with Playboy to do one of the first reality star celebrity spreads and was featured alongside three other reality TV stars in May 2002. Shortly thereafter, this experience prompted her to produce a well-received live burlesque dance show in Las Vegas featuring a group of reality TV stars.

Beth developed a treatment for a reality spoof horror film, Real Movie. The project was optioned for six figures to Interlight Films in September 2000.

For the past 4 years, she has continued to produce her calendars and TV shows. She also just finished writing a book and video, "How To Get Cast As A Reality Star." In 2011 she added "inventor" to her portfolio, creating a unique cupcake dispenser called Squeezie Cakes licensed to one of the world's largest infomercial companies.

Projects in development center around her new passion, motherhood. Beth is the proud mother of Julia(3) and Nicholas (1).

Beth holds a BFA in Acting and TV, Film and Radio Production from Ohio University

American film historian and documentary writer-producer; frequent on-camera commentator and occasional bit-part actor. Author of the books 'Hollywood Gothic', the definitive chronicle of Bram Stoker's Dracula in its journey from page to stage to screen; 'The Monster Show: A Cultural History of Horror'; 'Screams of Reason: Mad Science and Modern Culture'; 'V Is for Vampire' and many others. With Elias Savada, co-author of 'Dark Carnival: The Secret World of Tod Browning'. Documentary projects include The World of Gods and Monsters: A Journey with James Whale (1999), a behind-the-scenes chronicle of the Academy Award-winning biopic 'Gods And Monsters', and 11 DVD documentaries for Universal Studio Home Video's classic horror and science fiction films. He resided in Los Angeles.

Steve Bartek was born on 30 January 1952 in Garfield Heights, Ohio, USA. He is a composer and actor, known for Back to School (1986), Spider-Man (2002) and Weird Science (1985).

Carl Anthony was born as Carl Anthony Wuco. Using the stage name Count Alessandro di Cagliostro, Wuco performed an aerial stunt for the You Asked for It television show (1955): he took-off, flew and landed an airplane while thoroughly blindfolded and masked; the stunt was also featured in national news. Wuco is known for playing Patrolman Larry in Plan 9 from Outer Space (1957), Johnny Ryde in The Sinister Urge (1960), and Lloyd Davis in Raw Force (1982).

Dennis Predovic was born on 14 September 1950 in Garfield Heights, Ohio, USA. He is an actor, known for Gandahar (1987), Grand Theft Auto IV (2008) and Mad Dog Coll (1992). He is married to Marsha Korb. They have one child.

Devin first began acting at Daniel Wright Junior High in his hometown of Lincolnshire, just thirty miles outside Chicago, Illinois. While attending Junior High he performed in such musicals as "When Silence is Golden", "Bye Bye Birdie", "Peter Pan", and "The Music Man." His parents recognized his talent and urged him to audition to attend High School at the Chicago Academy for the Arts in downtown Chicago. Devin was accepted to the Academy in 2002 and opened the theater season as Eugene in Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs." Throughout his four years at the Academy Devin appeared in such plays as "Three Sisters", "The Dining Room", "Our Country's Good", "Macbeth", "Antigone", "All in the Timing", "Santa Land Diaries", "Rime of the Ancient Mariner", "Noises Off" and more. He has worked behind the scenes on productions of "Arabian Nights", "Kid Simple", "The Laramie Project", "Pippin", and "Company" to name a few. He made a stage directing debut at the academy in 2004 with productions of "Cover" by Jeffrey Sweet, and "The Drummer" by Athol Fugard. Also a writer, Devin has written several different plays, two of which have been produced at the Academy. After graduating from the Chicago Academy in 2006 Devin moved to Los Angeles to study in film. After a year of acting with such teachers as Eric Morris and Scott Sedita Devin has grown immensely as an actor. His awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the craft has never been stronger. He returned home for the summer of 2007 to perform in Infamous Commonwealth Theater's production of "Resort 76", and moved back to Los Angeles after the show closed.

Pat Gillihan was born on 16 April 1986 in Garfield Heights, Ohio, USA. He is an actor, known for Transistor (2011) and Undue Process (2013).