Former AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL winner ADRIANNE CURRY has taken out a restraining order against a woman she accuses of stalking her. The reality TV star was granted the order against Shira Gellis. Curry claims Gellis has been harassing her since the model refused to clean her dog's faeces from the lawn of Gellis' home, according to TMZ.com.
Curry also claimed in the declaration that Gellis began a campaign against her on social networking site MySpace, stating that Gellis "dedicated her entire MySpace page to me".
In one alleged MySpace posting, Gellis describes Curry as "toxic to the soul ... still so beautiful, her heart was as ugly as the death of a child ... "
And the model believes an expensive pair of shoes sent to her home by Gellis proves she is a "stalker". She says, "Only a stalker would know that my favourite colours are gold and garnet. Only a stalker would remember my shoe size. I almost threw up." The model, who also starred in U.S. reality show My Fair Brady with former Brady Bunch star Christopher Knight, has prohibited Gellis from having any further contact with her.
- Contact Music

Fox Reality Channel has chosen the three judges for its unscripted series "Gimme My Reality Show": Michael Schneider, TV editor of Daily Variety; Scott Sternberg, veteran reality-show producer (AMC's "Shootout"), and Adrianne Curry, winner of the first cycle of "America's Next Top Model." The four-episode "Gimme My Reality Show," which premieres Oct. 11 following the 2008 Fox Reality Channel Really Awards, takes small-bore celebrities including Traci Bingham, Gretchen Bonaduce, Kato Kaelin, Ryan Starr, Bobby Trendy and Susan Olsen and pits them against each another in multiple challenges. George Grey ("Junkyard Wars") is the host. The winner will be announced on Nov. 4. The chief prize for the winner is a docuseries to run on Fox Reality in 2009.
- Variety