Adrianne Marie Curry was born and raised in Joliet, a small town in Illinois, not far from Chicago. Growing up, Adrianne was the type of person who was always ready to get involved-active in sports, an advocate for animals, and a deep desire to make a difference in the world.

Adrianne dreamed of being a model since the age of 12. Her big break came on an ordinary day: she was working as a waitress in her home town, saving for college, when she saw a TV commercial announcing a casting call for "America’s Next Top Model", a television competition hosted and produced by supermodel Tyra Banks.

Following her gut as she always does, Adrianne decided to go for it and submit an audition tape. She made the cut and later went on to beat nearly 32,000 hopefuls to win the contest and be crowned the first "America‘s Next Top Model"! She walked away from the show an instant celebrity and immediately landed modeling jobs for the likes of Macy’s and Merit Diamonds: Sirena Collection, and has appeared in numerous high-fashion magazines and TV commercials.

In late 2004, Adrianne got a chance to return to the small screen, as she signed on to co-star in the hit reality series "Surreal Life" on VH1. Alongside cast-mates Christopher Knight, Marcus Schenkenberg, Joanie "Chyna Doll" Laurer, Verne Troyer, Jane Wiedlin and Da Brat, the show took audiences by storm, breaking network ratings as it won the hearts of the American audience.

While on "Surreal Life", Adrianne‘s life changed in a way that she never expected. She met and fell in love with co-star Christopher Knight, 25 years her senior and best known for his portrayal of "Peter Brady" in the timeless TV Classic, "The Brady Bunch." Their unlikely romance immediately grabbed national headlines, resulting in the creation of a spin-off show, "My Fair Brady." The show documents their high-profile romance, as Adrianne moved into the Knight estate in Southern California.

"My Fair Brady" premiered in September, 2005 and became an instant hit, drawing in fans by the millions. The show stayed in the #1 spot throughout the first season and culminated in a tear-jerking marriage proposal from Knight in the season finale. Thus, the second season of "My Fair Brady" was quickly picked up and rushed into production.

The second installation of the show began where the first season left off. Now engaged, Adrianne and Chris made plans for a big wedding with the cameras in tow all the way to the altar. With a May 2006 premiere, the highly anticipated second season ends with the big day. Adrianne‘s TV fame has rapidly driven her career and international exposure upward. In February 2006, she appeared on the cover of Playboy Magazine, firmly setting Adrianne’s name in American history. Adrianne appeared on such Television sitcoms as ABC‘s "Hot Properties" and UPN’s "Half and Half," among others. She has taken on the big screen as well, in films such as "Worlds Apart" and "Fallen Angels." Her modeling career has extended to include campaigns and runway shows for Famous Stars and Straps, Beverly Hills Choppers, Jaime by Jaime Pressly, Cuffz by Linz, and Ed Hardy to name a few. Adrianne has landed pictorials in Marie Claire, Sync, and Maxim, where she also made the prestigious "Maxim Hot 100" list of the world‘s most beautiful women.

Adrianne’s big personality & unabashed commentary has made her a media star. With one of the top ten blogs on MySpace, Adrianne has solidified herself as a pop culture columnist. She recently expanded to host her own radio show for NowLive Radio as well as continue her modeling career. She frequently receives attention in the media including constant coverage from sites like TMZ.com & Perez Hilton.

Stay tuned for more from Adrianne as she and Christopher embark on the third season of My Fair Brady. Adrianne will also grace the cover of Playboy Magazine again this Fall.

Variety TV editor Michael Schneider learned to read by memorizing pages of TV Guide each week. He can still kick your ass at the magazine's crossword puzzle. Alas, young Michael turned his lifelong obsession with primetime schedules, cheesy network jingles, theme songs, TV call letters and "The Golden Girls" into an actual job in 1995, when he joined weekly trade newspaper Electronic Media. He spent four years at EM, moving up to Los Angeles bureau chief of Electronic Media, before moving to Variety, the leading trade publication covering the business of Hollywood, in 1999. As Variety's TV editor, he works hard to make the world safe from bad scheduling moves, bizarre reality shows and sitcoms starring actors dressed as cavemen.

Michael has appeared as a TV expert on ABC "World News Tonight" and "Primetime Live," NBC's "Today" show and "Dateline NBC," CBS' "The Early Show," CNN, CNBC, E!, MSNBC, the BBC, and countless other programs and networks. Michael is also a frequent guest on G4's "Attack of the Show," and appeared several times on Fox Reality's "Reality Remix." As an L.A.-centric blogger, Michael's website Franklin Avenue (www.franklinavenue.net) has been written up by the Los Angeles Times and Los Angeles magazine, and named a "Blog of Note" by Google's Blogger service. He also hosts a weekly Hawaiian music show for Los Angeles public radio station KCSN-FM.

Emmy Award Winning producer Scott Sternberg is CEO and Founder of Scott Sternberg Productions.

Based at Raleigh Studios Hollywood, Scott Sternberg Productions specializes in unscripted programming. Currently it is in production on the original series William Shatner’s Raw Nerve and The Chris Isaak Show for Bio, as well as Shootout with Peter Guber and Peter Bart, now in its 5th year on AMC. Sternberg will also be seen on camera this Fall, as an expert judge on Fox Reality’s original series Gimme My Reality Show!.

Recently completed projects from Scott Sternberg Productions include a second season of the hit series The Academy (Fox Reality Channel), The Singing Office with Mel B and Joey Fatone (TLC), a second season of That’s The Question (GSN), the new game show Catch 21 (GSN) and the international celebrity news hit Hollywood Uncensored.

In 2007 Scott Sternberg Productions produced the much hyped reality show Hey Paula, a Bravo original series on Paula Abdul, and a first season of The Academy, the first show ever to go behind the scenes of the Los Angeles Sheriff Department’s training program. In addition Sternberg launched Seduce a Celeb, the first full-length interactive reality dating show for the web at GoFish.com.

Sternberg has a rich pedigree in unscripted programming that incorporates game, reality and talk formats. Most recently the reality series Spying On Myself (A&E) and My First Time (TV Land.) Among Sternberg’s past game show credits are Wheel of Fortune 2000 (CBS) and Jep, the kids’ versions of Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, as well as Go For It, Hollywood Squares, Rock and Roll Jeopardy, Love Connection, The Gong Show and its interactive version Extreme Gong.

In addition to his current hit Shootout Sternberg has produced a number of successful talk and variety shows, most recently including the industry insider series Square Off (TV Guide) with Brian Lowry of Variety and Andy Wallenstein of The Hollywood Reporter. He has produced Flash Forward with Deborah Norville (VH1), Talk or Walk (Tribune Entertainment), Great Pretenders (ABC Family) Before They Were Stars (ABC), The Road to Hollywood (NBC) as well as The Suzanne Somers Show, The Kenny Rogers Show and the bilingual Paul Rodriguez Show for Univision.

In 1998, Sternberg founded Spanglish Entertainment to produce Spanish language television series for Telemundo and Univision. Spanglish produced Buscando Pareja (The Dating Game), Los Recien Casados (The Newlywed Game) and the sitcom hits Solo en America (One Day At A Time) and the original comedy Los Beltran.

Some of Sternberg’s awards include an Emmy for Best Informational Series for his work as producer/director of PBS’ A Special Class with…; a Cable Ace Award for the talk show Remember with Roy Firestone; and an NAACP Image Award nomination for the special Mike Tyson: Portrait of the People’s Champion. In 2006 Sternberg produced a two hour primetime telethon for St. Louis’ CBS affiliate, KMOV, and Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis. The first of its kind event helped KMOV raise $3.4 million for the charity and earned the station NAB’s Service to America Partnership Award presented in recognition of KMOV’s commitment to serving its community.

Scott Sternberg Productions is full service multi-media production company. In addition to traditional programming the company also produces and develops content for online distribution. Shootout was the first show ever to be streamed in long-form on Yahoo!

Scott Sternberg Productions has had brand development arrangements with Electronic Arts, XM Satellite Radio Inc., Variety, and Conde Nast publications.

Prior to forming Scott Sternberg Productions in 1991, Sternberg served as executive vice president of Guber-Peters Television from 1987-1991. While there, he oversaw all development and production of network, first-run syndication and cable programming.

He has also produced several popular regional shows that include Montana Live, Good Morning Vail, ShopVail and Shop New Orleans.