Lauren Conrad's intro to her cancelled reality show has now been blocked by MTV's parent company, Viacom, citing it was due to copyright grounds.

Lauren's stop-motion animated intro was just released two weeks ago with an overwhelming response from LC fans and curious viewers of what could've been.

Not only is it blocked on YouTube where it first surfaced, but it's also been removed from Angela + Ithyle's website, the company that created Lauren's intro.

It looks like Viacom is laying the hammer down on Lauren Conrad, or any cultural influence that Lauren left on MTV plus pop culture as well.

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When it came to The Hills, Audrina Patridge was the perfect sidekick. Her wide doe eyes always staring innocently up at something and crying over Justin Bobby or whatever guy was currently ruining her life provided a softer side alongside the insanity of Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt. She was great in small doses, but now she's gone and gotten her own new reality show, Audrina, which premieres next month. Can we really handle an entire show about her?

It's set to premiere on VH1 April 17, and I'm not sure. It's said to involve her family as they try to keep her sane in the crazy Hollywood game.

But will we love it? The Hills is a pretty tough act to follow (and I'm being completely serious -- I'm still mourning its end).

She has a hot bod for sure. She's always prancing around in itty bitty bikinis showing off her amazing abs, but that alone does not a show make -- it just makes me jealous.

At least she can poke fun at herself, so that gives some hope for the show. Also starring on the show according toVH1 will be her "tell-it-like-it-is" mom Lynn and "peacemaking" dad Mark plus her three younger siblings:

Sounds a little Kardashian-ish, no? Who would have ever thought Kim Kardashian could carry a whole show and everything else she and her uber entrepreneurial family have carried? Yet somehow that works. So perhaps there's a shot for Audrina after all.

Can Audrina carry a show on her own?
Yes, it's going to be great. I can't wait to watch.
No, she's just not relatable enough to have the lead role.

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Her fans desperately want to see her back on the airwaves and, although Lauren Conrad's new reality show hasn’t found a home just yet, the previously planned series' intro has been released.

Back in February, MTV dropped the program as it was allegedly “too high brow” for the channel’s audience.

While she's still shopping it around, the former “Hills” star's new offering focused solely on her work as a fashion designer - not her personal life.

The intro shows Ms Conrad in a claylike animation transitioning from a horde of paparazzi to rolls of strings and a large cloth morphing into a dress wrapped around her body.

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Stephanie Pratt isn’t done with reality television. She recently signed a deal with reality show producer Bunim-Murray to create a brand new show that she says will be anything but typical. She revealed to Hollywood Life at the Genesis Awards her BFFs, Lauren Conrad and Lo Bosworth, from The Hills might join her on the show.

Since wrapping up The Hills in 2010, Stephanie, 24, has been working on her own purse line – which she began sketching at 14 years old. Check out our exclusive interview below to find more about her style inspirations and reality show!

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Spencer Pratt has some harsh words for his former The Hills cast member Lauren Conrad.

He tells RumorFix in an exclusive interview that the reason her pilot was recently dropped by MTV is because "she's boring."

Lauren released a statement saying that MTV passed on the show about her fashion career because it was too "high brow" and they wanted her to put more of her personal life in the show, but Spencer says that would not have helped.

"We watched 70 episodes of your personal life on The Hills -- It was boring!" he says.

Mr. Heidi Montag has some more advice for Lauren: "The goal is to be entertained not watch an infomercial of your clothing line."

He says when taping The Hills, producers often asked him to save the day. "With one minute of Spencer Pratt trying to make the craziest antics and drama on The Hills, it was still almost impossible for people to watch because she was so boring."

He says the sad part is that Lauren's real life persona is far more interesting than the one she shared on TV.

"In real life Lauren is a bigger ho than Snooki or any of the girls on Jersey Shore. She was always making out with guys on the dance floor and being all sloppy drunk. They just edited it out to make her look like this Mary Tyler Moore character."

Lauren now says several other networks are looking at her pilot.

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Lauren Conrad may be headed back to the small screen after all.

Though her MTV reality series was recently dropped for being "too high brow," the 25-year-old Hills alum told Us Magazine that several other networks have expressed interest in picking up the show.

"The amount of offers I've gotten has been very flattering," Conrad told Us while celebrating her birthday at Pure nightclub in Las Vegas Saturday. "We all worked really hard on it and I'm really proud of it. It turned out fantastic, so stay tuned."

Prior to being scrapped by MTV, the proposed program aimed to be the antithesis of what made Laguna Beach and The Hills so popular: a drama-free look at Conrad's life as a fashion designer.

While Conrad's reality show continues to search for a new home, the California native tells Us she's kept busy working on her Paper Crown clothing line.

"We just got our look book and we're going to Coterie in about a week, so we're very excited about that," she said. "Things are going really great. I'm running it with my best friends. It's a really fun project."

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On both MTV's Laguna Beach and The Hills, Kristin Cavallari was portrayed as Lauren Conrad's arch nemesis. But, to speak to Cavallari today, she would say very little that was portrayed on The Hills resembled her actual life.

"Yeah, in high school," Cavallari tells Zap2it when we asked her about her supposed rivalry with Conrad.

"We're very friendly with each other," she says. "The last time we saw each other was The Hills wrap party. We hung out all night. We're very friendly. I don't have her phone number. I don't call her. But when we see each other, we're very nice."

Cavallari, who will be guest starring on Wednesday's (Feb. 16) episode of The Middle on ABC, says that she was surprised to hear that MTV canceled Conrad's reality show before it even aired. But, while she expressed that she didn't expect that Conrad's show would be killed by the network, she says she can understand why.

"To be honest I think that 'Jersey Shore' is so freakin' hot," she says. "The ratings are unbelievable. And I think that, unfortunately, TV is getting trashier and trashier. Lauren's very sweet and very nice. That's not always that very entertaining."

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Last fall, MTV announced that it was reuniting with Lauren Conrad, star of the network’s Laguna Beach and The Hills, for another reality series focused on the young star’s burgeoning fashion line. But EW has EXCLUSIVELY learned why the Conrad series has been passed on by the network. “We decided not to go ahead with the show,” says David Janollari, EVP, Head of Programming for MTV. “She did do a pilot. There were talks about whether we could somehow manage to put together a special based on that footage but that’s also a big question mark based on her interest in that and the finances. We love her! We would love her on our network!” The proposed series was not a glossy reality soap like The Hills but much more documentary style. It was also noticeably absent from MTV’s Upfront this week. Says Janollari, “It was a great attempt but it just didn’t feel like a perfect fit for us now.” (The news of Conrad’s show not moving forward was first reported by blogger Rob Owen.)

UPDATE Lauren Conrad has sent EW a statement regarding MTV’s decision:

“We sold a show to MTV, filmed it and are really proud of the final result. MTV felt the subject matter was too high brow for their audience and offered me the opportunity to change the show by incorporating more of my personal life. We agreed going into the project that this show would be an aspirational one, focusing on my career and my goals and not my personal relationships. We delivered the show that we sold and are sorry MTV didn’t feel their viewers were savvy enough to appreciate it.”

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Pushing forth with her post "Hills" career, Audrina Patridge was busy filming her new VH1 reality show in West Hollywood, CA on Sunday morning (January 23).

Showing off a stylish straight hairdo while clad in a sleeveless top and jeans, the brunette beauty took to the Craig Evan Small shop on La Cienega Blvd as camera crews captured all of the action.

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Some things will be off limits when it comes to keeping up with Khloé Kardashian and Lamar Odom.

The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and her husband will open up their home to cameras on their new E! reality show Khloé & Lamar, but the Lakers' locker room is another matter.

"There's no access to the toilets and the showers in the locker room, things like that," Lakers Coach Phil Jackson told the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday. "Coaches' offices, the video-tape room and [trainer] Gary Vitti taping ankles, those are things that we probably won't be showing."

Odom says his wife will give the 30-minute show a "funny, sitcom-ish" flavor and while her sisters are likely to make appearances, the Lakers player won't pressure his teammates to take part in the show.

"I've got make sure everybody in here is comfortable," Odom told reporters on Wednesday. "I don't want to get in anyone's way so I'll be staying out of everyone's way."

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Get ready to see a whole lot more of Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom!

One week after Us Weekly broke the news that the couple landed their very own E! spinoff, network execs confirmed the series was in development on Wednesday.

"Khloe and Lamar are such a dynamic couple that we just knew we had to give them their own series," executive vice president Lisa Berger tells Us Magazine in a statement. "They are fascinating individuals in their own right, and together the duo are a powerhouse. They are funny, dramatic, opinionated, and we intend to capture all this, along with the unvarnished reality of their lives together and apart."

According to an insider, the new reality show will have the vibe of Bravo's Bethenny Getting Married. "They're so cute, playing off one another," the source told Us of Khloe, 26, and Odom, 31.

The series, tentatively titled Khloe and Lamar, will begin production in early 2011. It will also feature Khloe's brother, Robert Kardashian, as he embarks on a music career.

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It should come as no surprise that the most outspoken Kardashian, Khloe, is branching out from her family and getting her own reality-TV show with hubby Lamar Odom that will focus on their life together as a married couple.

RadarOnline.com has learned that the pair will begin filming the new E! spin-off show in the spring, as first reported by Us Magazine.

Khloe is no stranger to reality-TV, starring in Keeping Up With The Kardashians since it first aired in 2007 and already having had a spin-off with sister Kourtney in 2009's Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami.

The 26-year-old married the L.A. Lakers star on September 27, 2009 and he's been making regular appearances on Keeping Up With The Kardashians ever since.

Their show -- which has yet to be titled -- is expected to be Newlywed-style and showcase Khloe's day-to-day life as a wife and stepmother to Lamar's two children , Destiny and Lamar Jr., who he had with ex-wife Liza Morales.

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Paris Hilton and Brooke Mueller are dressed in their gym clothes as they film their upcoming reality show in the Hollywood Hills on November 30, 2010.

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A radiant looking Paris Hilton soaks up all the attention as she happily meets with fans following her appearance on the "Jimmy Kimmel Live" show in Los Angeles.

The socialite, who was also being followed by a film crew for her upcoming reality show, smiled and signed autographs for waiting fans.

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Paris Hilton aims a listening device from her car. The socialite, seen wearing pink headphones, was out for pizza with Brooke Mueller, filming a new reality show on November 24, 2010.

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Paris Hilton holds onto a Chihuahua and stands next to a pink Bentley while shooting a scene for her upcoming Oxygen Channel reality show.

Hilton's new reality show will also feature Charlie Sheen's ex-wife Brooke Mueller, Paris' mom Kathy, Playboy model and Hilton photographer Jennifer Rovero and friend Allison Melnick.

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As one spin-off after the next takes orbit in the ever-expanding reality tv universe, it seems only natural that Olivia Palermo, best known as the icy socialite-slash-villian on MTV's recently-canned The City, would be working on a new project of her own.

Though it's somewhat curious that Elle.com, Palermo's former "employer" from the series is breaking the news, there seems to be no connection between the fashion magazine and the fashion plate—now a spokesmodel for Spanish label Mango—who simply stated, "I’m currently working on a TV project, my own show."

It's a little crazy to think that all this spawned from MTV's Laguna Beach, which begat The Hills, which begat The City, which probably begat the forthcoming return of Lauren Conrad to reality television, and now this. While details are still hazy, Palermo's project may just be the best-dressed one yet. The girl definitely has style. Substance is another show.

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Mischa Barton was spotted shooting her reality show in Los Angeles earlier today, November 17, 2010. 

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During her now-infamous drunken rant (for which she's since apologized), Audrina Patridge's mother called The Hills girls "tramps" and said that her daughter would fare better than Lauren Conrad, whom she called a "bitch."

But Lauren, 24, doesn't exactly see eye-to-eye with Mrs. Patridge, telling Us Magazine that she doesn't view Audrina, 25, as competition.

Asked Monday at the VH1 Save the Music Foundation Gala in NYC about Audrina's VH1 show, Lauren (who has her own MTV show in the works) told Us, "I think it's good for her. And no, I really don't think about it like that at all."

Asked if she had hurt feelings about Audrina's mom's rant, she told Us, "I really don't have a comment on that right now, thanks."

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