Check out Justin Bieber on Extreme Makeover Home Edition on January 30 in this video clip.
Justin Bieber is on hand to surprise a young girl and her friends, giving them a VIP pass to his soundcheck party and taking some time to talk one-on-one with Katrina Brown.
Watch the Extreme Home Makeover “Move to the Groove” flash mob in this video clip. Extreme Makeover helped Rhex Arboleda and his family with their new home.
Rhex Arboleda developed a local program called “Move to the Groove” to help fight childhood obesity. Read the rest of this entry »
Is there any gig that Miley Cyrus won’t turn down these days? It seems like she is everywhere — and why not? All of that hard work is definitely paying off in a big way.
This Sunday, February 10, Miley Cyrus will appear on ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, as the Kansas City family involved in the makeover are given tickets to the Hannah Montana show in San Diego while their home is being renovated. Read the rest of this entry »
Did you catch the 100th episode of “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” last night? Hard to believe that host Ty Pennington has been screaming through a bullhorn for 100 episodes, huh?
The special two-hour episode, like others during the five seasons that “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” has been on the air, was full of tearful moments by the Swenson-Lee family who received the new home and the cast of the show. Clips of other families the “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” team has helped over the years were also part of the 100th episode.
Quintin Strack, the casting director for “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,” is setting the record straight. A common misconception about the show is that only very poor people who can’t afford a new home are considered for the series. According to Strack, “We have to be conscious of what we’re doing. We can’t give someone a big house knowing full well they can’t afford to keep it.”
“Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’s” producers do thorough financial background checks, which Strack says “is the same as if you were applying for a job at the FBI.” The show also seeks participants who are “going to stay rooted in their community and pass their blessings on to other people.”