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For some celebrity couples reality TV can make or break the relationship. We’ve witnessed relationship train wrecks from Linda and Hulk Hogan to Kate and Jon Gosselin, Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, and Britney Spears and K-Fed. Even the “Bachelor’s” Emily Maynard and Brad Womack didn’t make it to the altar. So who does it really work out for? “E! News” anchor Giuliana Rancic and her husband, the original “Apprentice” winner Bill Rancic insist that having a reality TV show, while not always easy, has only made their relationship better. “It’s been great for our marriage,” Giuliana tells CBSNews.com. The celebrity couple, who launched the fourth season of “Giuliana & Bill” on the Style network on July 18, 화성출장만남 say that despite the bad reputation that reality TV gets, their show represents a healthy and successful marriage. Hard to come by these days! What can fans expect this season? After spending a majority of their time in transit Giuliana and Bill decide to settle down together in L.A. where Giuliana continues to thrive as a co-host of “Fashion Police” and “E! Live from the Red Carpet” while Bill continues to travel for his speaking engagements. “I’m a Chicago guy, things are different out here,” he points out. “The things you do for love.” After a tumultuous year of trying to conceive, Giuliana and Bill decide to take a break...

(CBS/AP) SAN DIEGO – Comic-Con 2011 wrapped up Sunday after four days of comic books, costumes, celebrity appearances and TV and movie previews. A new look at the latest “Twilight” film, HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” the stars of “Cowboys & Aliens,” and Peter Jackson’s surprise appearance alongside Steven Spielberg were among the highlights of the 42nd annual pop-culture festival. Pictures: Comic-Con 2011Pictures: Scenes from Comic-Con 2011 More than 120,000 people attended the sold-out event at the San Diego Convention Center, 밀양출장샵 which spilled over into downtown San Diego. Inside the convention center, comic books, toys and splashy displays touting upcoming games, movies and TV shows packed the exhibition floor while panels for various artists, programs and films continued nonstop in dozens of ballrooms and meeting halls. “This is a place for people who aren’t embarrassed to celebrate all this nerdy stuff,” Blair Herter, a host of the G4 Network’s pop-culture program, “Attack of the Show!” told the Assocaited Press. ”These people have a harder time being this excited about this stuff in their everyday lives, so this is just a giant well of acceptance we’re bathing...