ABC's drama The Bachelor is looking for a few good-looking men. Well, one. They need a new bachelor to pretend he's looking for love and lifetime companionship. Might that be you? "We are very open to all ethnicities," producer Holly Golden explained to SFist. You should also be "handsome and eligible." To the press release! more ›

Have you always wanted to live your life in front of TV cameras, with a sundry of people ranging from skinny and attractive to skinny and young? Now's your chance: On April 7th, CBS' Big Brother will be interviewing potential hamsters to live in the Big Brother house this summer. If you make it through to the show, lightening-brief fame is yours; if you outlast your fellow housemates, a cool $500,000 is also yours. more ›

Well, this looks like fun. The folks at Asian Week are looking for "enthusiastic and passionate" Asian American models for the 2012 Hepatitis B Awareness calendar. Used to encourage the public to "be a hero and see a doctor who tests for hepatitis b," prospective models will need to do the following: 1) send in 3-5 photos (include a head shot and full body shot), 2) Write a brief statement about how you are a "Hep B Hero" or would encourage others to be "Hep B heroes," and 3) mention your age, ethnicity, and whether you are a Hep B carrier or know someone who has Hep B. more ›

While we loathe most competitive TV shows, Top Chef and the CBS's epic Big Brother are the notable exceptions. Compared to Bravo's Emmy Award winner about scallop searing, molecular gastronomy and fauxhawks, Big Brother is particularly ghastly. Thirteen strangers are selected to live inside a compound during the summer months somewhere in the Valley, and the one left standing wins $500,000. (The disgusting Dick Donato, if you recall, somehow managed to win season 8, even after indirectly threatening a female housemate with rape. His daughter, Daniele.) The entire experiment is broadcast on TV and live on the web, warts and all. Furthermore, you should tryout for it this coming Saturday at Sugar Cafe! more ›

Hollywood is coming to town again, with director Steven Soderbergh descending next month to shoot Contagion, an action-thriller starring Jude Law(!) involving disease and the CDC that's being shot in San Francisco. It also stars Kate Winslet, Gwyneth Paltrow, Marion Cotillard and Matt Damon (wtvr), and they're having an open casting call on January 29th and 30th for PAID extra work in the movie. See further details below, but know that you'll need to be available for shooting between February 9 and February 19, which is when the crew will be here on location. And how funny, it's a Talented Mr. Ripley reunion! more ›

Always dreamed of being on reality TV? How about running a restaurant with your BFF? Is your future business partner a "party in the back" type, and you're a "business up front" sort of person? Then here's your chance to see if you have what it takes to create great on-screen drama without burning that souffle. more ›

Have you always wanted to be an extra in a gay porn cinema? Well, call your parents and tell them the good news! On Tuesday, noted pornography thespian Chris Porter will perform with a punk band on stage at Cat Club for a scene in NakedSword's Golden Gate, a new original series on NakedSword.com produced/written by Jack Shamama. more ›

Because there's no artist San Francisco museums love to recycle more than Warhol, the de Young Museum is looking for a few good Andys. Dede Wilsey's rusty nail will hold a Warhol Live casting call. SFCitizen has the details: more ›

Gus Van Sant isn't the only one who might make you a shiny, coke-addled star here in San Francisco. Take, for example, MTV and NBC who want to use you for their up-and-coming reality programming. more ›

Yeah, we plan on running this bit into the ground. And then some. Well, well, well. Well. Huh. It looks like Mr. Van Sant is having yet another open casting call for his Harvey Milk biopic, Milk. Seeing as how are the Gena Rowlands of bit-part/background acting, we're going to attend the casting call. Again. Clearly, our picture taken at the last audition was either destroyed by a envious auditioners, or it was lost... more ›

First off, we have to admit something: We've grown more and more bored by "Survivor," and gave up watching it altogether last season. more ›