Pauly Shore is a name you've grown to love over the years from his early days on MTV, to his 90's movie streak that made him a household name, to guest appearances on TV shows.

The man is a legend in Hollywood in his own right having paved a unique comedy style. We've all seen the best of Shore in Encino Man, Son in Law, In The Army Now, Jury Duty, and Bio-Dome. Comedy came natural as his father was comedian, Sammy Shore, and his mother, Mitzi Shore, built The Comedy Store in Los Angeles. It allowed young Pauly to spend his youth hanging with the likes of Robin Williams, David Letterman and the late Sam Kinison. He even spent time with Elvis, who his father opened for.

It's a combination of his stand up talent and television antics that you'll find his latest project, Vegas is My Oyster, a comedy special for Showtime that premieres on August 5 at 10pm. Vegas is My Oyster, as he describes in a recent interview, "My show is going to be spontaneous, sexy and in-your-face with comedy, rock-n-roll and hot chicks". With that, what more could people want? Oh, and did we mention the star studded line-up that will be included in the debauchery of fun... How about Andy Dick, Amber Lancaster (MTV’s The Hard Times of RJ Berger), Charlyne Yi (Knocked Up, Paper Heart, Semi-Pro), with comedians Tom Green, Bobby Lee (Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, MADtv), and Faizon Love (Couples Retreat, My Name is Earl). Former Charlie Sheen goddess, Bree Olson and celebrity appearances by rocker Dave Navarro and model Michelle “Bombshell” McGee, make this a must see, must talk about special, in the realm of a Comedy Central Roast.

Pauly has created a life, making people laugh and gaining smiles in his constant presence. That isn't such a bad thing and so far he's done pretty good for himsel

Jes Hudak grew up in a small town in upstate New York, but since finding her way to Los Angeles she has been able to play with and for some of the biggest names in the music industry. Quite impressive for a self-proclaimed awkward adolescent. She found her singing talent into the world of "cool" by growing up listening to her mother's record collection and recorded her first album at 14 years-old.

Jes currently stars on the hit Bravo competition show Platinum Hit, hosted by Jewel along with resident celebrity judge Kara DioGuardi. Yet, Platinum Hit wasn’t her first reality go around as she tested her talents on such shows as American Idol and CBS Rockstar: Inxs -- A tour of talent shows she dubs, “reality rodeo”.

Outside of reality, she has been able to showcase her talents on a large stage playing with Maroon 5, Gavin DeGraw, Howie Day, Tonic and Five for Fighting. Her best gig yet, being the sole backup singer for Enrique Iglesias in the Central American leg of his Insomniac 2008 Tour.

So while we wait to see how far Jes makes it on Platinum Hit, you can check out her EP National Holiday which is available on iTunes.

We're routing for her on the show! Good luck Jes!

Not many artists who start out playing on a promenade for pocket change have their lyrics tweeted by Taylor Swift to her 6.6 million followers. That happened for singer-songwriter Andy Grammer in which Taylor’s tweet went, “Ya gotta keep your head up OHHH, but you can let your down EHHH”. Grammer is two weeks away from releasing his self-titled debut album on S-Curve Records. Already his first single, Keep Your Head Up, (the song Taylor tweeted about) is in rotation on radio stations around the country including cracking the American Contemporary Top 40 Chart which includes regular play on Ryan Seacrest's radio show. This makes him legit to mainstream America, a fame he has already garnered among his key fans from his 3rd Street Promenade playing days in Santa Monica, California.

When Andy tweeted, that AmoreMagazine.com was doing this podcast interview with him, we were inundated with his fans sending us questions to ask him. (Some you’ll hear in the interview.)

Taylor Swift may be on board the Grammer train now, but Alec Baldwin knew Andy's sound was good when he once threw a $100 bill in his guitar case. Alec Baldwin isn't the only funnyman from an NBC show to pay homage to Andy. The Office star, Rainn Wilson, who wrote a book with Andy's college roommate, was cast in the video for Keep Your Head Up. Rainn has become a personal friend of Andy’s even introducing his performance recently on The Rachael Ray Show.

The video for his single is unique in that it's one of the first interactive videos in which the viewer selects what happens to Andy as he makes his way past a dumpster, through a hotel, a laundry mat and to the roof of a downtown Manhattan building - all while belting out his hit that has the town singing with him. The video won MTV's O Music Award for most innovative video.

Fresh off his tour with the Plain White T's and ready to embark on a summer tour with Natasha Bedingfield - long gone are the promenade days for Andy, but still in tact is the passion for his songs that got him to where he is today.

Happy, honest, and loving life just like his lyrics is the best way to describe him – whether it be making a TV appearance, impressing Alec Baldwin at the 3rd Street Promenade, or making Taylor Swift want to tweet about him, Andy just seems to have his head up no matter where he goes.

Porcelain Black is taking her fame and loving it. The pop-rock songstress just finished on the 24-date, North American, I AM MUSIC II Tour opening for such notable artists as Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, and Travis Barker. As Lil Wayne's protege, she is signed to 2101 Records via Universal Republic.

Porcelain is currently working on her debut album set to be released in the Summer of 2011 - working with legendary music producer, RedOne, who has worked with the likes of Lady Gaga and Jennifer Lopez. Speaking of Jennifer Lopez, if you've turned on the radio lately and listened to her new hit song, On The Floor ft. Pitbull, you'll hear Pitbull sing the lyrics, "Get on the floor, RedOne" an ode to the famed music producer.

Her first single and video for, This Is What Rock ‘N Roll Looks Like featuring Lil Wayne, includes the duo as young school kids who get picked on, but rather take it in stride considering their music careers later on in life will allow them revenge -- a concept that Porcelain came up with.

The half-blonde, half-black haired singer is best self-described in another interview where she says, "My music is like if Britney Spears and Marilyn Manson f---ed and had a kid, it would be me, 'cause it's like dance-pop, but it's industrial Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails."

To hear her sing and see her dance you feel her lyrics of what and who Porcelain Black is all about. She's her own style and her own woman and in the world of pop, ready to walk the only path she knows how, and that's her own.

Best known as a real housewife on Bravo Network's hit reality series, The Real Housewives of New York City, Sonja Morgan passed up the first go around when Bravo pitched to her Manhattan Moms due to the fact that her daughter was very young. It was in 2010 that she was ready to take her personal brand into the spotlight. So far, besides a few spats with the other housewives on the show, has worked out pretty good for her.

Aside from the hit TV show, Sonja loves fashion (a former model) that proves well on the show open in which she says, "I have a taste for luxury, and luxury has a taste for me". Beyond fashion, Sonja loves cooking and is currently working on a toaster oven cookbook with her daughter. She also loves men and is penning a book as she describes as a “Candace Bushnell society novel” which gives her the chance to share with the world the lifestyle of a Manhattan socialite seeking love in all the wrong places.

The publicity that comes from the show gives her good cause to promote charities and events she feels passionate about which really shines through in her world. Follow her on Twitter and you'll see what we mean.

When chatting with her, what you get is the quaint essential housewife who enjoys people, loves to talk and is ready to open up about her personal life as if it were public which through the show it is. What has she got to loose? If you had her life, you'd probably be doing the same and whether in her cookbook or in life all of this is a secret recipe to success! A success only Sonja could enjoy and share with you each and every Thursday night.

Catch Sonja Morgan on The Real Housewives of New York City, Thursdays at 10PM on Bravo.

Kimberly Caldwell is an independent Southern gal from a small town in Texas who has made her own way to where she is today. The songstress, who finished in the top seven in the second season of American Idol, is set to release her debut album titled Without Regret on Vanguard/Capitol Records and in the process is ready to continue to write her music career the way she intended, without regret.

Way before American Idol hit the television airwaves on FOX, Kimberly was already taking to the stage and infront of television cameras on a show called Star Search. A show which first showcased the likes of Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and many other of today’s hottest pop and country music stars. Caldwell had much success on that show winning a total of five times.

At the age of 12, it was off to Branson, MO for a gig called Country Tonite, where she performed live on a nightly basis for 3 years.

Back home in Texas she got the performing bug again after several years and entered auditions for the second season of American Idol. Though she didn't win, she did capture the hearts of many. She became a corespondent on Fox Sports, MTV, CBS, and even hosted a show on TV Guide Network which eventually led to her signing with Vanguard/Capitol Records.

In her bio Kimberly is quoted as saying,

"I've been a performer my entire life and everything I've done has led up to this moment." A moment she is set to prove with her debut album Without Regret and it's first single Desperate Girls & Stupid Boys. The video for the single was shot at a nightclub in Los Angeles and even features a cameo of her younger sister who is near and dear to Kimberly's heart. Her sister keeps her grounded and travels with her when she is on the road.

Kimberly is far from slowing down. (She has been on a national stage twice so far in her life.) Something tells us the third time will be a charm. That charm is her, and it’s happening now.

Singer and writer Dev is from the small town of Mantica, California. She started making her own music on her laptop when she recorded a cover of an Amy Winehouse song – a friend of hers posted the song onto MySpace. That was the beginning for Dev. What came next was a rise even she couldn’t imagine.

It was the Berkeley, California, duo The Cataracs, that found that song online and invited Dev to record with them. They recorded the song 2night which got exposure on the radio, the television channel mtvU, and charted on the Billboard Hot Dance. Soon after, The Cataracs along with Dev moved to a warehouse studio in Downtown Los Angeles that houses IndiPop. While there, they recorded the song Booty Bounce and at the same time The Cataracs were producing Like a G6 for Far East Movement. They decided to use the verse “Now I’m feeling so fly like a G6” from Dev's single Booty Bounce as the hook.

Like a G6, which features The Cataracs and Dev, was released in April 2010, and became the #1 song in America on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song currently has over 57 million plays on YouTube.

Dev and The Cataracs are currently featured in the single Backseat off New Boyz's new album, Too Cool To Care. The song is currently 38 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Dev’s full length studio debut album, The Night the Sun Came Up, is set to be released this spring on Universal Republic. Her first official single off her new album with The Cataracs is called Bass Down Low and has already peaked at #61 on the Billboard Hot 100 where it still remains on the same chart today.

Her goal is now to turn the pop world upside down. If Like a G6 was the opening act, we can’t wait to see the impact her debut album, The Night the Sun Came Up will have.

Brendan James is a singer-songwriter who is as passionate about his music as he is with his family and friends. In his song’s, the lyrics are an extension of his emotions on life, love, hard-times, and friendships.

For Brendan, it began at the University of North Carolina where he was in an a capella group, The Clef Hangers, but soon found his love was to master the piano. It was in 2002 after graduating college, he moved to New York City and worked during the day at Urban Outfitters folding clothes to support himself and would sneak into some of Manhattan’s most upscale hotels after hours to practice his craft on the piano. He once even snuck into Julliard and was asked very politely to leave.

In the early days of living in New York City, Brendan was honored to meet the music legend, Carly Simon. She invited Brendan to her home on Cape Cod to record after James’ manager sent her his demo. Simon is by far his most well known fan.

In the fall of 2007, Brendan’s self-released EP named in honor of his beginnings in New Yory City, The Ballroom Break-In, produced by Mikal Blue (who worked with Colbie Caillat) charted on iTunes Top 100.

Brendan released his debut full-length album, The Day is Brave, through Universal/Decca Records in June of 2008. It debuted on the Top 10 Billboard Heatseeker Charts, and was ranked as the tenth most selling folk-rock album on iTunes.

He is quoted in his bio about his first national tour saying, “I went to 40 states, ate at 330 restaurants, stayed in 210 hotels, and slept on one boat — John Mayer’s Mayercraft Cruise; I know because I wrote it all down.”

In the Fall of 2010 his self-titled sophomore album produced by Warren Huart (The Fray, Kris Allen, James Blunt, Colbie Caillat, Howie Day, Chase Coy) was released. In February of this year, he began the first leg of a two-month tour across America in support of his sophomore effort.

Being a signed artist that allows you to do what you love is key to any musician, but to Brendan who told an audience on a recent Saturday night, “making albums and touring is what I want to do the rest of my life... I’ll be back”.

With as much talent as Brendan has, it's something we wouldn't doubt.

Sixteen year-old singer/songwriter, Avery, stands just 4 feet 11 inches but in the words of well know singer Iyaz, "That’s a big voice in 3 feet", as he noted after the duo sang an impromptu version of hit song, Replay, while backstage at a Justin Bieber concert in Detroit. Speaking of Justin Bieber, Avery was discovered much the same way as he was. Rather than a flood of covers being sung and posted online, it was one very little video that Avery and her friends put together called "Step Brothers" in which the four friends are sitting in a car singing, but clearly Avery stood out among them.

It was that video that struck the eye of Manager / Producer Aton Ben-Horin and soon Avery left her home in Arizona for Orlando to record with Aton's production team, The Agency, and shoot the video for what would become her first studio single titled, Love Me Or Let Me Go. The video was an instant viral hit and currently has over 2.3 million views on YouTube.

From there it was off to Hollywood to meet with Chris Anokute, Senior Vice President A&R for Universal Motown who signed Avery to Universal Motown. (It was Anokute that signed Katy Perry when he was with Capitol Records.)

Avery is currently working on her debut album writing with Lauren Christy from the hit making production team, The Matrix, who penned Complicated and Sk8er Boi for Avril Lavigne.

The ground work has been laid, now Avery is set to make her own footprint in the world of music. Something tells us that with her talent she's well on her way!

David Good is the type of person that likes to talk and tell you about his life, and more important about love. Why wouldn't you want to take a few pointers from this guy. After all, he tried for true love in the 5th season of ABC's The Bachelorette, where he earned the first impression rose but didn't receive the final rose. That in turn left the show producers in 2010 to ask David back to the mansion where the show tapes with a new "concept" of The Bachelor/The Bachelorette series called, Bachelor Pad. Not only was the show a hit, but David ended up winning on the show. This allowed him to put the prize money towards a book called The Man Code: A Woman’s Guide To Cracking The Tough Guy. Let's just say he spent many hours of his recent life dealing with women and observing them and how he can help them understand men, and in turn help men become the type of guys women desire.

David just took off on what will be a 100 plus city tour to promote his book. After the tour, he tells AmoreMagazine.com that he'll be ready to settle down -- with the right woman of course. If he's asked to be The Bachelor and give the final rose this time rather than wait for it, he would surely oblige.