But if you were hoping that to watch LC lose yet another BFF, you’ll be sorely disappointed. In this episode, Lauren continues to be mad at Audrina, Audrina admits that the rumor about LC hooking up with Justin Bobby was wrong, and they eventually make up. So all that fuss was for nothing?

Here’s the part of the episode that I don’t get: the show also follows Heidi, Spencer and Stephanie as they visit their grandmother, Nana, down in Huntington Beach. Why are they showing this wrinkled old lady on TV? The whole purpose of The Hills was to watch beautiful, young and wealthy people wander around Los Angeles. The last thing I want to watch is the complete opposite, especially one that is related to the Pratt clan.

Thanks, Nana, for providing absolutely zero drama to the storyline. At least pee in your pants and hit someone with your cane next time.

Poor Stephanie. I think the show needs to be renamed “How To Make Stephanie Hate Her Life,” judging by how Spencer treats her.

Next week’s episode reveals Whitney’s move to New York. Boring. But her spin-off, The City, premieres December 29th. I’ll definitely be setting my DVR for this.

Reality television can be a lonely place full of taut abs, backstabbing, and elimination challenges. But did you also know it was a place where two people can fall in love and eventually get married?

This weekend, Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt from The Hills eloped and got married in Mexico.

They’ll probably find their way back before we get that big wall up.

Normally, highly-publicized impromptu weddings by attention-addicted reality-television stars are doomed to failure, but I actually think these two deserve each other.

If you’re sick of hearing about these two now…just wait till one of them (probably Heidi) gets pregnant.

You can read all about it thanks to our friends over at US Weekly.

I mean, could it get any better (or worse?) with Holly moving into Lauren’s new house after getting kicked out by Spencer?

No, it probably can’t. Unless Heidi’s grandmother comes for a visit and Spencer manages to offend her as well during lunch at The Ivy.
I can’t believe the lengths that Spencer goes through to isolate his girlfriend from anyone who cares about her. It’s gone so far that I’m half expecting MTV to post a toll-free number for abused women at the end of each episode.

And it was a huge disappointment (but not a surprise) when Heidi got her job back at SBE. Seriously, men in Hollywood need to grow some you-know-whats and let a girl like her stand in the unemployment line for once. Having a Heidi-less world would be best for our American society. It’s time for change, just like Obama said. Yes, we can. Yes, we should.

Last night, the WB also attended the official opening of the art show, Hollywood, DC: Lights! Camera! Election! at the World of Wonder Storefront Gallery.

Featuring a Hollywood Politics theme, the night was hosted by the one and only Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt who I like to consider the McCain/Palin duo of new Hollywood. Okay, not really. Actually, totally.

The night included a whole array of political-turned-celebrity art, including a portrait of Hillary Rodham Clinton made completely out of chewed bubble gum and Barack Obama’s face superimposed over Abraham Lincoln’s face.

Check out exclusive photos from the event after the jump!

Heidi holding an original print inspired by Shepard Fairey’s Obama piece, by Steven Corfe.

Heidi Montag and artist Steven Corfe.

Back gallery patio featuring the Obama/Abraham Lincoln art.

The gallery right before opening!

If you’re interested in checking the show out, you can visit the gallery between business hours at 6650 Hollywood Blvd in Los Angeles, CA.

(Photos courtesy of World of Wonder.)