The girls are challenged to shoot a trial television commercial for the Jamaica Tourist Board, including writing their own script and starring in their own television spot while horse-back-riding in the ocean. The winner gets to come back to Jamaica to shoot an official television spot that will be broadcast worldwide. Then the models change bikinis for the “Dream Come True” perfume photo shoot where they pose for the chance to appear in the official fragrance ad (#1911).

 Wade (Wilson Bethel) struggles with feeling like he’s a placeholder in Zoe’s (Rachel Bilson) life, so he decides that they should go on a date. Despite Zoe’s apprehensions, she decides to bid on Wade’s basket at the upcoming charity picnic auction, but is surprised that she is not the only one interested. Lemon (Jaime King) mistakenly wins Lavon’s (Cress Williams) basket and decides to keep her true feelings for him to herself and instead offers some advice about his relationship with Ruby (guest star Golden Brooks). Meanwhile, George (Scott Porter) is interested in dating Tansy (guest star Mircea Monroe) and creates a basket that he hopes she will bid on. Tim Matheson also stars. Laura Bell Bundy guest stars. Norman Buckley directed the episode written by Jamie Gorenberg (#209).

The baby arrived five weeks early, but Kim’s sister, Khloe Kardashian, assured everyone via Twitter that “mommy/baby are healthy and resting.”

It has been reported that Kim’s boyfriend, Kanye West, has not left her side since she went into labor, even skipping his album release listening party to be by Kim’s side.

The couple is staying tight lipped on the baby’s name, although it has been heavily rumored that the name will begin with the letter “K,” a Kardashian tradition.

The baby girl was born just in time for Kanye to experience his first Father’s Day! Congratulations to the happy couple!

-Kristina M. Dougherty, CWPhilly

Jean, who previously appeared on the CW show “America’s Next Top Model,” married Amell on December 25, 2012.

Amell, who plays Oliver Queen on “Arrow” told ET Canada he cannot wait to become a father. “I’m excited… no I’m not excited, I’m very excited!” He said. “I’m sure that nervous energy will accompany that eventually, but only in a positive way.”

The couple recently celebrated their nuptials again on May 26 in New Orleans. We’re thinking they knew they had something else to celebrate!

Congratulations to the happy couple!

-Kristina M. Dougherty, CWPhilly

Greg Gogava with “My Show Now” caught up with Robert Trujillo, bassist for Metallica, about Orion Fest, international touring trouble and more.

On the recent honor of a lifetime achievement award from the Revolver Magazine’s Golden Gods awards. “We were privileged to share the stage with so many great performers and a lot of legends like Lemmy and Rob Helford were there just to name a couple,” said Trujillo.

What is on the minds of Metallica with an upcoming tour heading to China for the first time.

In Guatemala, they didn’t really know how to contain and control our audience. So everybody out there was dressed in full armor, battle armor like RoboCop.

Sometimes the energy level gets so high people get so fired up that the local authorities don’t know how to contain it.

Getting back to China, Trujillo isn’t concerned with security there and he’s excited to take on the new adventure. “Religion, politics, all that stuff, that’s for the individual. We’re here to hopefully make people feel good and have a great time.”

Listen to Metallica on Last.fm.

Dr. Don suffers from Crohn’s, a disease related to IBD that affects the large and small intestines. It can cause fatigue, fever, severe pain in the intestines, and rectal bleeding.

Another disease derived from IBD is Colitis which is similar to Crohn’s but affects the Colon rather than the intestines. Both Crohn’s and Colitis are chronic inflammatory conditions that affect the gastrointestinal tract.

In this interview, Dr. Don, who is the emcee for the upcoming Metro Detroit Take Steps for Crohn’s & Colitis, discusses his personal experience with Crohn’s disease and how its emergence in his life has opened his eyes, and his heart, to those who suffer from Crohn’s.

Help the CCFA in their mission to cure Crohn’s, Colitis, and all other irritable bowel diseases. To get involved and register for the walk visit the Take Steps walk website.

For more information visit the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America’s website

What is the cost to attend the shows? Does FREE sound good? We thought so.

Concert of Colors will kick off on June 29 with a “Tune Up” pre-festivities concert at New Center Park and feature a Latin ska and funk band, MAKU Sound System and a Puerto Rican folk band, BombaRica. The remaining events will take place over July 4 through the 7 and will feature many global musicians as well as the indigenous sounds from metro-Detroit with a great variety of local bands and artists. Each day there is a different line up of bands and artists from different parts of the world and from our own community – each with their own stories to tell.

Don Was, producer of big name stars such as Bob Dylan, Elton John, Ringo Starr and Iggy Pop, will return this year to close out the ceremonial festivities on Sunday, July 7 at the Max M. Fisher Music Center with performances by The Hounds Below, Drew & The Detroit Legends, The HandGrenades and more. If the many bands or artists from around the world isn’t enough to bring you out to one of their culturally influenced concerts, there will also be food, drinks and shopping from local ethnic restaurants and vendors from around metro-Detroit. As far as the for the kids? There will also be a children’s area with free family activities planned.

The Concert of Colors festival is sure to have something for everyone – from adults, to children to families from every background! For more information on Concert of Colors and a complete list of events, find their website here!

In this fun, high-stakes, high-octane musical chairs competition featuring new obstacles and bridges, water rounds, mechanical rounds and slick zones, 12 thrill-seeking daredevils race head-to-head through five physically demanding, chair-splitting obstacle course-style eliminations as they each compete to claim a chair – all to the sounds of a live band. At the end of the hour, only one contestant will be left sitting triumphant to seize the cash prize and the title of OH SIT! champion. The show is hosted by Jamie Kennedy (“The Ghost Whisperer”) and actress/television host Jessi Cruickshank (“MTV Live”). Adding to the fun, Tanika Ray (“Extra”) will be in the trenches with the contestants both on and off the track, and will add color commentary from the sidelines as the action unfolds. Aubrey O’Day (“Automatic”) is the musical guest. The episode was directed by Glenn Weiss (#120).

When Carrie (AnnaSophia Robb) is invited to a Halloween party in the city by Larissa (Freema Agyeman), she decides to invite Walt (Brendan Dooling) to go with her to keep her company. It doesn’t take long before the night goes awry and Carrie is forced to babysit Larissa, who has clearly taken too many drugs. Walt finds himself in an uncomfortable position after a party guest gets a little too close for comfort. Elsewhere, Maggie (Katie Findlay) convinces Mouse (Ellen Wong) to go with her to Sebastian’s (Austin Butler) Halloween party at the diner to help keep tabs on him. After Dorrit’s (Stefania Owen) attempt to sneak out of the house is thwarted, she discovers hanging out with her father (Matt Letscher) isn’t so bad. Jennifer Getzinger directed the episode written by Henry Alonso Myers (#104.)