Jeff Lewis

Real estate reality star Jeff Lewis, 41, a home designer/project manager and former house flipper, is filming his second Bravo series, "Interior Therapy," while the fifth season of "Flipping Out," the first show about his home remodeling business, continues through Sept. 13. So you're living with a family now to film "Interior Therapy. " Yeah. I think the air date is in December or January. How's that going? Honestly? The first family was lovely. The second family I adored and wanted to move in with them.

The ultra-tan crew of "Jersey Shore" is already fist-pumping, Ben Flajnik has, by now, gotten back in the reality dating game as the newest "Bachelor. " And celebrities have been switching spouses on "Celebrity Wife Swap. " But if your DVR has not yet reached its reality show limit, here's a look at some new reality offerings networks are rolling out later in the season. Shipping Wars: A&E has already made us wish we had the patience to make a life out of scouring repossessed storage units for riches.

Dressed T-shirt and baseball cap casual and sitting papel picado-adjacent in a red vinyl booth at Mexico City, the Los Feliz culinary institution, Jeff Lewis -- multimillion-dollar real estate investor, obsessive-compulsive freak, frequenter of pet psychics and shamanistic healers as well as star of Bravo's cult favorite reality series "Flipping Out," tried to stay focused.

Real estate reality star Jeff Lewis, 41, a home designer/project manager and former house flipper, is filming his second Bravo series, "Interior Therapy," while the fifth season of "Flipping Out," the first show about his home remodeling business, continues through Sept. 13. So you're living with a family now to film "Interior Therapy. " Yeah. I think the air date is in December or January. How's that going? Honestly? The first family was lovely. The second family I adored and wanted to move in with them.

John, Paul, George and Ringo don't make any appearances in the Acme Comedy Theatre's new Saturday revue, "Acme in the Sky With Diamonds." Even more disappointing, this generally amusing current bill features few real gems. In "Voyagers," Jeff Lewis is the commanding astronaut on a mission to Mars who has chosen another astronaut (Todd Rohrbacher) to accompany him on a two-month mission believing that they are both gay.

The ultra-tan crew of "Jersey Shore" is already fist-pumping, Ben Flajnik has, by now, gotten back in the reality dating game as the newest "Bachelor. " And celebrities have been switching spouses on "Celebrity Wife Swap. " But if your DVR has not yet reached its reality show limit, here's a look at some new reality offerings networks are rolling out later in the season. Shipping Wars: A&E has already made us wish we had the patience to make a life out of scouring repossessed storage units for riches.

Real estate investor and reality show star Jeff Lewis has sold a Los Feliz-area house featured on "Flipping Out" for $2,325,000. The renovated 1960s post-and-beam home emphasizes modern California style, clean lines and open spaces in its more than 3,000 square feet of living space. Sited in the Oaks neighborhood above a gated driveway, the two-story contemporary has views from Hollywood to the ocean. The first of two master bedroom suites has city views, a spa tub and a walk-in closet.

A two-home compound in the Sunset Strip area that was redone by Jeff Lewis of "Flipping Out" is on the market at $4,725,000. Set on a promontory of more than a third of an acre with downtown-to-ocean views, the gated property has six bedrooms and 51/2 bathrooms. There are two swimming pools and parking for six. The front house has an open floor plan and a deck that overlooks one of the pools. The rear house was redesigned for entertaining. An open lounge off the kitchen has a fireplace.

Interior designer Ryan Brown has made a career buying ugly-duckling properties, turning them into beauties and selling them for profit. It's a process that he and his business partner, Jeff Lewis, reveal on the Bravo reality series "Flipping Out," which starts its third season Monday. Two years ago, however, the 35-year-old Brown, known as the voice of reason on the show, realized that with the real estate market shaky and his own personal life in transition, it was time to focus less on remodeling for profit and more on getting his own house in order.

Public tours of the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant, halted after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, may soon resume. The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission is working with Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to find a way to restore visits without compromising security, NRC spokesman Victor Dricks said. PG&E spokesman Jeff Lewis said the utility was eager to resume the tours because "it helps demystify"plant operations. It wasn't clear when the tours might be resumed.

A two-home compound in the Sunset Strip area that was redone by Jeff Lewis of "Flipping Out" is on the market at $4,725,000. Set on a promontory of more than a third of an acre with downtown-to-ocean views, the gated property has six bedrooms and 51/2 bathrooms. There are two swimming pools and parking for six. The front house has an open floor plan and a deck that overlooks one of the pools. The rear house was redesigned for entertaining. An open lounge off the kitchen has a fireplace.

Real estate investor and reality show star Jeff Lewis has sold a Los Feliz-area house featured on "Flipping Out" for $2,325,000. The renovated 1960s post-and-beam home emphasizes modern California style, clean lines and open spaces in its more than 3,000 square feet of living space. Sited in the Oaks neighborhood above a gated driveway, the two-story contemporary has views from Hollywood to the ocean. The first of two master bedroom suites has city views, a spa tub and a walk-in closet.

Dressed T-shirt and baseball cap casual and sitting papel picado-adjacent in a red vinyl booth at Mexico City, the Los Feliz culinary institution, Jeff Lewis -- multimillion-dollar real estate investor, obsessive-compulsive freak, frequenter of pet psychics and shamanistic healers as well as star of Bravo's cult favorite reality series "Flipping Out," tried to stay focused.

John, Paul, George and Ringo don't make any appearances in the Acme Comedy Theatre's new Saturday revue, "Acme in the Sky With Diamonds." Even more disappointing, this generally amusing current bill features few real gems. In "Voyagers," Jeff Lewis is the commanding astronaut on a mission to Mars who has chosen another astronaut (Todd Rohrbacher) to accompany him on a two-month mission believing that they are both gay.

PG&E Corp.'s Pacific Gas & Electric unit, California's largest utility, will extend refueling of a nuclear reactor by five days to check for leaks in steam-generator tubes, a spokesman said. Diablo Canyon 2 was taken out of service for refueling on Feb. 3. The plant, which can produce 1,100 megawatts, or enough power for 900,000 U.S. homes, is in Avila Beach, between San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Darren MacLellan rushed for 169 yards and two touchdowns to help La Verne, 9-0 overall and 6-0 in Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, defeat Occidental (6-3, 4-2), 30-6, and win its second consecutive conference title Saturday at La Verne. . . . Jeff Lewis passed for 307 yards and five touchdowns and also rushed for two touchdowns to lead Northern Arizona (7-4) to a 60-7 nonconference victory over Cal State Northridge (3-6) at Northridge. . . .