Jersey Shore spin off called "Buck Wild"

MTV hopes a new "reality" show set in West Virginia will find "Jersey Shore" success, but state officials aren't on board with the idea.

"Buck Wild" will star a group of friends and recent high school graduates in rural West Virginia, according to TV Guide.

The show, "will include a wide range of kids across the socio-economic strata -- from the more well off kids living 'up in the hills' to the working-class kids down 'in the holler,'" according to TV Guide.

Pam Haynes, director of the West Virginia Film Office, said New Remote Productions Inc., which has worked on several projects for MTV, applied twice -- once in May and once in July -- for a state tax credit. They were denied both times, out of fear the show would cast the state in a negative light.

Justin Bieber’s Alleged Baby Mama Drops Her Suit

Facing a lawsuit from pop idol Justin Bieber, the Stan who accused him of fathering her child has quietly dropped her paternity suit, according to TMZ.

Mariah Yeater, 20, claimed the baby-faced, 17-year-old singer picked her out of the audience and impregnated her on a shelf in a bathroom backstage after one of his concerts at LA’s Staples Center last year.

As ludicrous as that sounds, her allegations sent the gullible media into a feeding frenzy.

In her paternity suit, Yeater said the quickie sex produced her now 4-month-old son. She was suing Bieber for child support.

Bieber and his lawyers vehemently denied her allegations. But was it even necessary for them to respond?

Bieber’s lawyers should proceed with the lawsuit to deter his other Stans from pulling a similar stunt to make a name for themselves.

Cameltoe Gets Forever 21 Thong Removed From Facebook

Forever 21 is going all American Apparel on our asses. Literally! A quick click-through on their online lingerie section revealed some scandalous cameltoe action. When the blogger for WTForever21 posted one of the most explicit examples on her Facebook page, the content was removed shortly thereafter. No reason was cited, though the blogger guesses the problem was that the “young women’s vagina lips [were quite] so clearly outlined.” They are called labia, honey.

Do y’all think this photo crosses the line? Or is Facebook just overreacting, as usual?