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Input: Mama Grizzly Jr. Bristol Palin Bars 'Teen Mom' Stars From 'Dancing' 
  
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 They've been gracing the covers of the weekly glossies for months and are making over $60,000 a piece from their megahit MTV show, but one place you won't be finding Amber, Maci, Farrah and the other 'Teen Mom' ladies is on 'Dancing With the Stars.' Why? Because the original teen mama grizzly (she just turned 20 on Oct. 18) doesn't want them cramping her style. 
  
  
  
 " They've been gracing the covers of the weekly glossies for months and are making over $60,000 a piece from their megahit MTV show, but one place you won't be finding Amber, Maci, Farrah and the other 'Teen Mom' ladies is on 'Dancing With the Stars.' Why? Because the original teen mama grizzly (she just turned 20 on Oct. 18) doesn't want them cramping her style. Bristol Palin has made it very clear to the show producers that she doesn't want the teen moms in the audience cheering her on no matter how much it might boost ratings," an ABC executive tells me. 
  
 My source points out that the hit show has deliberately placed reality stars into the mix, such as Bethenny Frankel in the audience and Kate Gosselin and The Situation on the dance floor."There is no doubt they understand the power of reality TV stars," my source says. "But the line has been drawn on MTV's super popular teen moms thanks to Bristol."Insiders tell me that Bristol sees the competition as a way for her to look beyond her past, and even though she is a teen pregnancy ambassador and has done events with Maci, she wants nothing to do with them on the ballroom floor."Bristol has hit the restart button on this show," an insider tells me. "We no longer think of her as Sarah Palin's daughter or that young girl who had a baby with Levi as a teen, but rather as a young lady trying hard to win a competition."Of course, Bristol urged ABC to keep her ex Levi away from any taping, so this news should come as no surprise, especially during a week when she could very well be voted off. ||||| 'Sorry, mom!' Bristol Palin didn't vote in election - but wants Sarah to run for president in 2012 
  
 Simons/AP; Pizzello/AP Sarah Palin's daughter, Bristol, didn't vote in Tuesday's elections. 
  
 Bristol Palin remembered her dance moves well enough to survive another round on "Dancing With the Stars," but she forgot to do her civic duty. 
  
  
  
 Sarah Palin's daughter admitted Wednesday she didn't vote in the midterm elections. 
  
  
  
 "I did not send in my absentee ballots to Alaska," Palin told Inside Edition. "I'm going to be in trouble. Sorry, mom!" 
  
  
  
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 Sarah Palin's reputation as a kingmaker is on the line in her home state because she is personally backing Tea Party favorite Joe Miller for the U.S. Senate and he needs every vote he can get. 
  
  
  
 That race was still up in the air Wednesday, with write-in candidate Lisa Murkowski appearing to be leading Miller and Democrat Scott McAdams. 
  
  
  
 Asked if she wants her mom to run for president in 2012, Bristol said, "Of course I do." 
  
  
  
 "I know she is great, and she is great for our country," she said. 
  
  
  
 A polarizing figure, Sarah Palin has been flirting openly with the idea but has not definitively said she will. 
  
  
  
 Although she energized the GOP when she was John McCain's vice-presidential candidate, many of the Republican Party's leaders think Sarah Palin is too right wing to win. 
  
  
  
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 The young parents of MTV's hit show 
  
  
  
 "It's a monster hit," an insider tells me. "With ratings like that they deserve to be well compensated." 
  
  
  
 Indeed it's one of the biggest shows on the network and judging by amount of magazine covers they grace, the 'Teen' stars are arguably more bankable than those 'Jersey' boys and girls. The young parents of MTV's hit show 'Teen Mom' are making a pretty good living for being a bunch of teenagers. A series insider exclusively tells Life & Style magazine that the "stars earn $60,000 to $65,000 per season." That's more than many reality stars, but not as much as their fellow MTVers at the 'Jersey Shore' or 'The Hills,' whose stars used to make between $90-125,000 per episode."It's a monster hit," an insider tells me. "With ratings like that they deserve to be well compensated."Indeed it's one of the biggest shows on the network and judging by amount of magazine covers they grace, the 'Teen' stars are arguably more bankable than those 'Jersey' boys and girls. 
  
 The $60k a year is enough money to provide on-again off-again couple Amber Portwood and Gary Shirley with comfortable lives, but neither one seems to be a good saver. "Gary says he's broke," Gary's best friend, Jordan Sanchez, tells Life & Style. "The money is the only reason he's willing to do the show. You can't walk away from money like that."Which is exactly the case and Amber and Gary have already started filming the next season of the show."They're filming in Tennessee," Jordan says, but they are talking about moving to Florida, where Amber's uncle owns a business.Amber has another reason to need more cash flow: lawyers fees. As you may have heard, the fiery teen is being investigated for domestic violence by police in Anderson, Ind. and the state Department of Child Services for incidents ON THE SHOW where she physically hit her then-boyfriend in front of their daughter, Leah.When confronted about the situation by Dr. Drew Pinsky on the 'Teen Mom' reunion show last week, Amber broke down in tears and claimed to have "blacked out" during the incident, saying she only remembers striking Gary once.Please make this stop. Please. ||||| I Took a Nap and the Teen Moms Became Celebrities? 
  
 Email This The stars of MTV's reality show 'Teen Mom' are gracing the cover of US Weekly again this week as well as the cover of OK! magazine. I must have blinked or taken a nap for a few minutes because I missed out on the moment when the teenage mothers from the doc-style show about women who became pregnant before finishing high school turned into famous people. 
  
  
  
 I understand that the celebrity news hole is a bottomless pit, requiring more and more reality television stars and mistresses to feed its giant maw, but when I first watched 'Teen Mom' last year, I never imagined that Amber, Maci and Farrah would be as big as Spencer and Heidi. 
  
  
  
 It's been a long time coming, but reality stars have finally completed their body snatch of Hollywood. The stars of MTV's reality show 'Teen Mom' are gracing the cover of US Weekly again this week as well as the cover of OK! magazine. I must have blinked or taken a nap for a few minutes because I missed out on the moment when the teenage mothers from the doc-style show about women who became pregnant before finishing high school turned into famous people.I understand that the celebrity news hole is a bottomless pit, requiring more and more reality television stars and mistresses to feed its giant maw, but when I first watched 'Teen Mom' last year, I never imagined that Amber, Maci and Farrah would be as big as Spencer and Heidi.It's been a long time coming, but reality stars have finally completed their body snatch of Hollywood. 
  
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 Take a look at the top four USmagazine.com stories from Thursday, Oct. 7.1. EXCLUSIVE: Angelina: 'Jersey Shore' Stars Put "Olive Oil, Grated Cheese" on My Bed2. 'DC Housewife' Michaele Runs Out of Room Over White House Question3. EXCLUSIVE: 'Teen Mom's' Amber Opens Up About Attacking Baby's Father4. EXCLUSIVE: 'Teen Mom's' Maci Denies Ex's Cheating Claims'Jersey Shore,' 'Real Housewives,' 'Teen Mom,' 'Teen Mom.' Nary a Jennifer Aniston or Jolie-Pitt in site. Imagine their relief.So, what's the appeal of the teen moms? I decided to ask US Weekly senior editor Ian Drew."The ratings were big before we started covering them and they were hitting a note with our readers. Several of our staff members, including myself, are obsessed," Drew said. "The show consistently brings in around 4 million viewers and that number is growing every week."Drew insists that the teen moms aren't merely the latest iteration of homely nobodies to become celebritized. He believes they are still real enough to be relatable to viewers and readers."There is no artifice with these women. There is no glam. It's one of the few reality shows where their celebrity doesn't encroach on it. I think MTV has been very careful not to make them into celebrities," Drew explained.And the reason they keep making the cover of US? They're a money maker."The sales, of course, have been very high and the response has been great. Everyone knows someone in the situation like this," Drew said.They do still seem to be almost like "real" or "regular" people, but that can't last for much longer. Amber already did her very star-like weight loss unveiling and it's only a matter of time before someone starts dating The Situation.All that's really certain is that the people who star in actual movies and make music are off the hook for another weekly news cycle. |||||
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In case you haven’t been to a supermarket checkout stand recently and seen them gracing nearly every cover, here’s a newsflash for you: The teen moms of MTV’s Teen Mom are kind of a big deal right now. (Don’t believe us? See here and here.) But one person is not a fan: Bristol Palin. She’s banned them from the audience on Dancing With the Stars, a show that has used reality stars to great effect in the past, an ABC exec tells PopEater. "Bristol Palin has made it very clear to the show producers that she doesn't want the teen moms in the audience cheering her on no matter how much it might boost ratings," says the exec. An insider adds that Bristol is trying to move beyond her reputation as "that young girl who had a baby with Levi as a teen." (In other news, hilariously, Palin admits she forgot to vote yesterday—but says she does want her mom to run for prez in 2012, the New York Daily News reports.) For more on Bristol’s bizarre ban, click here.