Think you’ve got what it takes to be the “Next Food Network Star“? If you are good on camera, can cook like nobody’s business, and convey the appeal of your recipes to others, you might have a good shot. The network is currently taking applications for their 2010 season.

In the past, people with a high-level of cooking expertise from either culinary school or hands-on chef experience has competed. But this past winner a few weeks ago, Melissa D’Arabian, wasn’t a classically trained chef. She was an at-home cook with four kids who needed to get dinner …read more

Do you think your dog has what it takes to be a superstar? Disney wants to find out too!
They’re currently conducting a casting call for an upcoming movie titled “Buddies.”
Auditions will be split up into two “runways” — a Beverly Hills Chihuahua line for the posh pups and a Bolt line for those whose talents and tricks are many.
There are only four casting calls in four cities — check to see if you’re close to one! Limited sign-ups begin at noon local time and are run on a first come, first served basis:
Friday, March 13
Bolin Memorial Park
1649 W Adams …read more

Help may be on the way for Utah parents of children who rant,whine and throw tantrums.  “Supernanny” is looking for Utah families to appear on its fourth season.
Producers are holding an open casting call Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. at Gardner Village, 1100 W. 7800 South in West Jordan. Bring your whole misbehavin’ brood! For more info, call the show’s casting hotline at 877-626-6984 or visit www.abc.go.com/primetime/supernanny.
“Supernanny” producers are eager to cast in Utah after last week’s episode, featuring the Goins family from Sandy and their hyperactive 7-year-old, garnered the highest ratings of the show’s third season.