Pauly D has big plans for his former Jersey Shore co-stars and pals Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi and Jenni “JWoww” Farley.

Celebuzz recently spoke to the DJ, whose real name is Paul DelVecchio, on the set of his new music video “Back To Love.”

“I’m signed on for both weddings,” Pauly said. “I’m ready.”

As for Pauly’s dream guest for the upcoming parties? None other than his former tour mate and the newly single Britney Spears. (Pauly opened for Spears’ Femme Fatale Tour in North America in 2011).

“That’s a good idea,” he joked.

As fans know, Snooki has taken a huge step away from her party ways since becoming a mom to baby Lorenzo. During her visit to the CB! studio in January, the engaged star said she doesn’t’ really drink as much as people think she does.

“You only get this impression because of Jersey Shore and the only thing we ever did on Jersey Shore was drink . . . now with the baby, I hardly drink,” she said at the time.

Still, Pauly D thinks the party girl can come out for one final show.

“Snooki was the party girl, and I hope she gives one last hurrah at the wedding, be like this huge party. I say we do it in Vegas. That’s me. I think a Vegas wedding would be ideal for Snooki,” the 32-year-old said.

For more of our chat with Pauly D from the set of “Back To Love,” featuring Jay Sean, check out the video above. Then check out Pauly D dishing on how he’s keeping baby Lorenzo “fresh” (he’s got the hair gel ready).

“Ok, ok, I am putting myself on the worst dress list for this outfit! I wanted a little color while I’m living in Miami, so my intentions were good, but the cut isn’t for me! You definitely need to be taller and thinner to pull this jacket style off!”

Which Hollywood fashionista put herself on her own worst dressed list?

Was it Lauren Conrad, Kim Kardashian or Christina Aguilera?

Find out in Celebuzz’s top quotes of the week.

Who was the beauty that admitted committing a fashion faux-pas?

It was Kim Kardashian!

The stylish reality star is known to be dressed to the nines anytime she leaves the house. But this week, she confessed to a lapse in fashion judgment when she wore a black skirt and yellow blouse, seen below.

“Fashion is all about experimenting to try and find your style and you have some hits and misses along the way,” she continues. “The mirror was lying to me this day! Where were my sisters or my boyfriend when I needed a good opinion?! LOL.”

Find out what else the stars had to say this week in Celebuzz’s Top 10 Quotes of the Week.

Do you think Kim was being too hard on herself? Weigh in below.

Just three years ago, MTV brought together eight unknown twentysomethings, shacked them up in the summer-getaway spot of Seaside Heights, N.J., and let the cameras roll.

Now after record-setting success as the network’s most-viewed series ever, The Jersey Shore is in its sixth and final season. With this end of an era, what will happen to the show’s fist-pumping, club-hopping cast when the small screen goes to black?

“The future for the Jersey Shore stars, just like for most reality stars, is fairly dim,” says Stacy Jones, CEO of Hollywood Branded Inc. “Their appeal and overall public interest will fizzle unless each cast member can manage to keep themselves relevant. Let’s face it, reality TV shows and stars come and go, and the Jersey Shore stars have had more than their share of 15 minutes of fame. Their time of partying must come to an end.”

Is there a chance the castmates can extend that quarter hour in the limelight?

Perhaps. But not all of the Jersey Shore stars are made equal — Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi and Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino stand out amongst the rest. “Snooki and The Situation are the big personalities within the group, and the others are very much so in the background,” explains Jones. “[They] have the ability to make a splash or a scene wherever they go.”

Snooki has already catapulted her small-screen fame into a successful brand: The reality star published three books (including New York Times bestseller, A Shore Thing), landed a spinoff series with BFF Jenni “JWoww” Farley, appeared in 2012’s The Three Stooges, threw punches on WWE Raw, and has been parodied throughout pop culture, on shows such as South Park and Saturday Night Live. And just seven weeks ago, the former party girl became a mom when she welcomed her first child with fiancé Jionni LaValle, son Lorenzo Dominic LaValle. And motherhood opens up a world of opportunity for the MTV star.

“I think Snooki will ultimately do a lot better than The Situation because she had a baby,” reveals pop culture expert Jo Piazza. “Because she had a baby, she can completely re-brand herself and push herself into this different tier of lasting reality stars.” Now, “she is going to do a book about the baby, do a show about the baby, and do all the endorsements around the baby. I think Snooki will ultimately get another series on Lifetime or Oxygen about her being a new mom.”

But will a polished-up Snooki still pull in viewers? “As a mother, she cannot get away with the antics that made her who she is,” says Jones. “This new Snooki could be boring, or she could be the next Jessica Simpson, who made a likeable name for herself with a string of ditzy quotes like, ‘is Chicken of the Sea chicken or tuna?’, or Nicole Richie who founded a fashion line, or Bethenny Frankel, queen of SkinnyGirl.”

“For the Situation to stay relevant, he has to do something major in his personal life,” Piazza explains. “Reality stars have to keep inventing new news because they’re not starring in movies and they’re not releasing CDs. That’s not how the news cycle is built around them. Their personal lives have to become the news, and the things that drive news cycles for reality stars are babies, marriages, divorces and rehab.”

The Situation has already hit headlines for rehab, after the beefed-up star sought treatment for prescription-medication addiction earlier this year. So what move might keep The Sitch in the public eye? “I think the next step for him — the only step for him — is getting married,” Piazza says. “He’s going to have to get engaged and get married and he can capitalize on that wedding and it will keep him relevant.” But has The Situation been pigeonholed into his Jersey Shore out-of-control party persona? “It’s still unclear how this new Michael Sorrentino will live up to the expectations of his followers,” Jones acknowledges. “In his case, his popularity is more so based on his crash and burn – and the more he rights himself, the less he may appeal.”

But Snooki and The Situation are not the only Shore stars branching out. After MTV thrust him into the American consciousness, Paul “Pauly D” DelVecchio maximized on his moment in the spotlight to propel his blossoming DJ career. “Pauly D has gotten himself well established within the Vegas party and touring DJ community – one that is chock full of the younger generation that will help him continue to be popular,” says Jones. “While he might have the most legitimate career of all of the cast members,” she adds, his spinoff, The Pauly D Project, may struggles in the reality-show ratings race. “Is he a strong enough character to support a spinoff? He’s going to need some support casting help as he might be the Joey Tribbiani (of Friends) of this cast.”

As for the other members of the Seaside Heights house — Vinny Guadagnino, Jenni “JWoww” Farley, Deena Nicole Cortese,  Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola and Ronnie Ortiz-Magro — fame may be fleeting. “I’m a little worried that [they] are in for a wave of pain,” reveals Piazza. “I think they will just disappear. That’s what we’ve seen with each reality cycle.” While a few break-out personalities manage, the “second tier of people keep trying really hard…and then they kind of fizzle into obscurity.”

Despite the odds stacked so heavily against them, the Jersey Shore stars are staying full-speed ahead with their careers. “I want to continue with my DJ career,” DelVecchio told Celebuzzat the show’s season six premiere party in New York City. “I got some headphones that came out, my cocktail came out, REMIX, and I’m working on an album right now with 50 Cent and we have an energy shot, Street Kings.”

A few even would like to forgo reality television for scripted shows. “I would like to do acting,” Ortiz-Magro gushed. “Reality TV is something that I’m never going to shut down, but I feel like on Jersey Shore I showed so much of Ronnie that I would like to act…. I think that’s something I would enjoy a lot more.” It’s an aspiration that Guadagnino shares. “I see myself on some really successful TV show somewhere,” he said, adding that he even envisions “winning an Oscar.” And Cortese is angling to do “voice-overs for cartoons,” she revealed. “I’ve been doing voice lessons. I see myself as like a cute little character…on Nickelodeon or Disney.”

Not all of the cast is clinging to fame, though. “As long as I’m happy, successful, and doing what I love to do, that’s really all that matters to me,” said Giancola. For newly-engaged Farley, the future is about family with fiancé Roger Mathews, revealing her hopes to be “married with two kids” in five years. That might be the more ideal path, given that “the shelf life for fame has just gotten so truncated with the 24-hour news cycle,” explains Piazza.

But there may still be a chance for the career-minded Jersey Shore stars to preserve their spotlight. “Reality stars who have TV series end need a team of supporters to help them stay [relevant],” explains Jones. ”This means ensuring their publicists and managers continue to help them find ways to be in the public eye. [And] if they wish to leave the TV world and re-brand themselves, they will need a make-under.” Her advice? “Tone down the big attitudes, fall off the map a bit, stop tanning, and redirect their lives with some real ambition. It won’t be easy, but it can be done.”

No matter what’s on the horizon for the MTV stars, one this is for sure: Jersey Shore is going to its grave. “They have had a place in all of our hearts for years now,” admits Piazza, “but America’s attention span is really short. So America will replace the Jersey Shore stars very quickly. We’re waiting to see what is the next big reality hit. And those people are going to come in and swoop in on the Jersey Shore cast’s fame just as quickly as Kim Kardashian swooped in on Paris Hilton.”

Well, there you have it — Jersey Shore is the new Paris Hilton.

Who needs the Jersey Shore when you’ve got the Big Apple?

Pauly D crossed the bridge this week and GTL’d his way through Manhattan, only stopping for a bite of his favorite candy. Two of the Kardashian sisters, meanwhile, hit up a gym in Miami and worked on their fabulous figures.

Want more details on these celebrity sightings – and many more? Join us as we go beyond the velvet rope – and see all the action in our photo gallery!

THE WHO: Paul “DJ Pauly D” DelVecchio 

THE WHAT: Satisfying his sweet tooth with Sour Patch Kids

THE WHERE: NYC

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: He’s as tasty as that candy!

THE WHO: Kim and Kourtney Kardashian

THE WHAT: Taking an early-morning cardio class called “Junk”

THE WHERE: DavidBartonGym Miami

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Kim + Kourtney + Sweat = HOT.

THE WHO: Erin Andrews

THE WHAT: Enjoying a delicious dish of spaghetti

THE WHERE: Scott Conant’s Scarpetta Beverly Hills

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: We’ve never met a sportcaster who looks quite like her.

The WHO: Debra Messing

The WHAT: Getting a time response skin renewal facial, which involves skin immersion ‘shock therapy’

The WHERE: At AMOREPACIFIC Spa in New York City

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Um, who doesn’t want to go to the spa with Grace Adler herself?

THE WHO: Leonardo DiCaprio

THE WHAT: Taking a break from filming The Wolf On Wall Street and browsing the winter jackets at A|X Armani Exchange

THE WHERE: SoHo, NYC

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: We’d scream, “We’ll never let go, Jack — we promise!”  Just for fun.

THE WHO: Abbie Cornish and Vanessa Hudgens

THE WHAT: Enjoying grilled cheese, shrimp cocktail and mini sliders  — plus a side order of girl talk

THE WHERE: The after-party for Seven Psychopaths, hosted by Cinema Society and Appleton Estate Reserve, at No.8 in Chelsea

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Grilled cheese is our favorite.

THE WHO: David Beckham

THE WHAT: Bumping into Jesse Metcalfe

THE WHERE: Rock & Reilly’s on The Sunset Strip in West Hollywood

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Becks and Jesse Metcalfe? No-brainer.

THE WHO: Neil Patrick Harris and Emma Roberts

THE WHAT: Dancing to Madonna hits

THE WHERE: A|X Armani Exchange’s takeover of HYDE Lounge at the Staples Center in L.A., celebrating Madge’s “MDNA” concert

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: We’re always ready to get into the groove!

THE WHO: Halle Berry

THE WHAT: Keeping it casual with a fedora, sunglasses and Gap 1969 Sexy Boyfriend Jeans

THE WHERE: Harry Morton’s Pink Taco Sunset Strip

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: She was with fiancé Olivier Martinez, and that’s definitely a cute-couple alert.

THE WHO: Betty White

THE WHAT: Receiving two honors at the American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards – and making a very furry friend

THE WHERE: The Beverly Hilton in LA

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Rose was our favorite on The Golden Girls. Dorothy was a close second.

THE WHO: Mario Lopez

THE WHAT: Launching his underwear and t-shirt collection, MaLo

THE WHERE: A Kmart in LA

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: He didn’t strip to his skivvies, but he’s still worthy ogling.

THE WHO: Destiny’s Child singer Kelly Rowland

THE WHAT: Dancing with friends

THE WHERE: Mister H at Mondrian SoHo

WHY WE WISH WE WERE THERE: Her body’s so bootylicious!

When Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi announced her pregnancy, the world waited with bated breath to see how Jersey Shore‘s fist-pumping, pint-sized party girl would fair as a mother.

Now just six weeks after she and fiancé Jionni LaValle welcomed son Lorenzo Dominic, the verdict is in. “She’s a great mother,” Vinny Guadagnino told Celebuzz at the show’s season six premiere party in New York City. “She totally turned her life around. And the baby is adorable.”

That’s a sentiment many of Snooki’s MTV castmates shared. “She is awesome [and] rocks as a mother,” gushed Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola.

“It just came naturally to her,” added Deena Nicole Cortese. “She’s doing great as a mother…and Jionni’s an awesome dad.”

And how’s their bundle of joy?

“Baby Lorenzo is adorable,” Paul “Pauly D” DelVecchio said with a smile. “He came out with a full set of hair, tan and everything. [Snooki] is a really caring person so…she will be a great mother.”

Newly-engaged Jenni “JWOWW” Farley — who beamed with pride as she posed with her brand-new diamond bauble on the red carpet — is in awe of how much her “best friend” has matured in her new role. “I mean, it’s Snooki from the Jersey Shore,” she explained, “and now she’s one of the best mothers I have ever gotten to meet… She is beautiful, she’s healthy.”

“It’s an amazing transformation,” added Farley’s fiancé Roger Mathews. “It really is.”

And as for Snooki’s little meatball? Farley rejoiced, “Baby Lorenzo is the most gorgeous baby…we both have ever met.”

Shed a tear — it is the beginning of the end for Jersey Shore.

With Thursday’s Season 6 premiere, the countdown has begun to the day America has to bid farewell to everyone’s favorite fist-pumping, tanning-bed-loving, club-hopping guidos and guidettes.

So what has our country taken away from the MTV’s most-watched series ever?

“I think Jersey Shore has taught America to embrace being themselves,” Jenni “JWoww” Farley told Celebuzz at the show’s premiere party in New York City. “Embrace living in your early 20s,” she suggested. “Have an amazing ride. Get a shore house with your friends. Don’t follow trends, set them.”

And many of her reality TV costars shared that sentiment.

“Don’t be afraid to be yourself and rock it,” said Deena Nicole Coretese. “Don’t care what other people think.”

And Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola echoed that message. “Just be yourself,” she gushed, “and not care what anybody else thinks.”

But the Jersey Shore guys had some more light-hearted take-home thoughts. “I think Jersey Shore has taught America how to fist pump,” Paul “Pauly D” DelVecchio said with a laugh.

And Ronnie Ortiz-Magro backed him up, saying he and his castmates showed viewers “how to fist pump, GTL, smush and have a good time.”

While the cast holds on to many cherishable memories from their MTV days, most have no regrets. “It’s a reality show, so you see us at our lowest points and you see us at our highest points,” Vinny Guadagnino explained.

“We watch it back and just learn from all our mistakes.” DelVecchio agreed, saying with a sly smirk, “I don’t have many regrets, [because] I kind of learn from their mistakes.”

“I’ve been through a lot of, ya know, ups and downs,” said Giancola, think of her trials on the fan-favorite series. But she wouldn’t trade those tough times for the world: “I feel like all of the most awkward moments for me kind of made me who I am today,  so I don’t have any regrets.”

But Cortese, on the other hand, was quite certain of her one and only remorse. She said, “My biggest regret is forgetting to put on underwear.”

Hear the Jersey Shore stars reminisce about their six seasons in the video, above.

Andy Warhol may have predicted that everyone would become famous for 15 minutes, but he never guaranteed that everyone would earn the same paycheck for their moment in the spotlight.

Among the stars minted by reality TV, how much you earn — like so much else in America — depends largely on where you started out. Those who are already rich or somewhat famous have an advantage over the previously anonymous, and people from pricier zip codes tend to outearn those from the sticks.

The class divide among reality stars reared its head in recent days with the claim by The Hollywood Reporter that the Thompson clan, the self-styled rednecks from McIntyre, Ga. who star in TLC’s new smash Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, earn as little as $2,000 to $4,000 per episode, or no more than $40,000 for the ten-episode season for the entire family. Family matriarch June Shannon has said the figure is a lot higher than that, but even so, it would have to be much, much higher to match the fees earned by, say, the Kardashian family, the various Real Housewives, or even the souvenir T-shirt sales crew on Jersey Shore.

Read on for a breakdown of who earns what in reality TV.

Honey Boo Boo viewers love to be appalled by Shannon and partner Mike “Sugar Bear” Thompson — either they’re bad parents who ply their kids with energy drinks and overstuff them with food while raising them in an atmosphere of privation and backwardness, or they’re bad parents who are exploiting their kids by pushing them in front of a camera even while taking a shamefully low fee for a show that has to be earning TLC millions in ad dollars.

Shannon disputes the $4,000-per-episode figure, telling the Reporter that they’re earning enough from the show to start trust funds for the four kids; in fact, they’re saving all the show money and continuing to live off Thompson’s wages from the local chalk mine.

One guide to how much the Thompsons may earn comes from TLC’s other series built around unorthodox families. At the height of their fame (and before the parental split), the Gosselins of Jon & Kate + 8 were earning $22,500 per episode. (So said Jon Gosselin in a 2009 interview.)

The Duggar family, of 19 Kids and Counting, earn between $25,000 and $40,000 per episode. (Note that the Gosselin family was half as big and lived in suburban Pennsylvania, while the ever-expanding Duggar brood lives in rural Arkansas.)

Over on MTV, the stars of Teen Mom have been doing their part to perpetuate back-country stereotypes (or, if you prefer serve as cautionary tales), but for at least $60,000 per season. But that fee grew as the show aged. Last year, in court documents, Amber Portwood divulged that she was earning $140,000 per season, or $280,000 per year.

Meanwhile, in the higher property tax environs of New Jersey, the stars of Jersey Shore have been earning at least $30,000  per episode each. That adds up to $390,000 per season, or $780,000 per year, for each of the eight roommates. Ever wonder why none of them is motivated to put in a full day’s work at their landlord’s boardwalk T-shirt shop? That’s why.

The reality stars who live largest, the various women of Bravo’s Real Housewives franchise, also earn some of the highest salaries in reality TV. Those who’ve been on the longest have earned bigger salary bumps. For example, according to Radar, among the Real Housewives of Orange County, veteran Vicki Gunvalson earns $450,000 per season, compared to just $30,000 for newbie Heather Dubrow. In the middle are Alexis Bellino ($2000,000), Gretchen Rossi ($300,000) and Tamra Barney ($350,0000).

For Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the spread is narrower, with Lisa Vanderpump leading the pack with $250,000 per season and Kim Richards and Yolanda Hadid bringing up the rear at $100,000 each. But the franchise’s queen bee is, not surprisingly, the woman who leads the cast of the highest rated show. That would Be Nene Leakes of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, who commands $750,000 per season.

The highest paid performers in reality TV are, of course, the Kardashians. This summer, the family signed a deal for $30 million to star in three more seasons of E!’s Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Of course, there are a lot of Kardashians and Jenners who get to split that $10 million per season; presumably, Kris Jenner and eldest daughters Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney get the lion’s share.

In fact, Kim Kardashian is, according to Forbes, not only the highest-paid woman in reality TV, but also the second highest-earning woman in primetime, period. She earns $18 million a year; only Sofia Vergara of scripted show Modern Family earns more. But much of Kim’s money comes from endorsement deals; same with Vergara, who also gets money from commercials and movie appearances. For both women, only a small fraction of their wealth comes from their TV salaries; the rest is from ancillaries.

And that’s where the real money is in reality TV, not in the per-episode paycheck. The Kardashians rule here, too, with their multiple endorsements, fashion lines, appearance fees, and more. Not to mention spinoff series. It’s no surprise that Khloe, who has pursued those opportunities especially avidly, isn’t far behind Kim on Forbes‘ top-earning women on TV list, with an annual gross of $11 million.

The Jersey Shore stars may play gorilla juiceheads on TV, but off-camera, they’ve been awfully clever about finding ways to milk their fame. Take Snooki, who’s parlayed her fame into a series of best-selling books, products sold on home shopping channels, speaking fees of $30,000 a pop, a spinoff series with pal J-Woww, and and a fee reported at $250,000 to license first exclusive photo rights to People magazine for pictures of her newborn baby, Lorenzo. The Situation has landed endorsement deals and frequent stints on other reality shows to earn himself at least 45 million a year. But Jersey Shore’s top earner may actually be Pauly D, whose spinoff series, endorsements, and high-profile DJ gigs have earned him $11 million a year.

That ancillary money can continue long after the reality gig that spawned it is over. Just ask some of the Real Housewives of New York alumnae. Jill Zarin claimed she earned $1 million in sales from her shapewear line after she left the show. And Bethenny Frankel famously sold her Skinnygirl cocktail business for $120 million. Not bad for a woman who claimed that, before Real Housewives, she couldn’t even pay her rent

Whether the Thompsons of Honey Boo Boo will be able to drum up similar opportunities for themselves is far from certain. Seven-year-old Alana Thompson, Honey Boo Boo herself, may have the cuteness and ebullience to be a commercial spokesperson, at least until she hits puberty in a few years. And given the popularity of Paula Deen, there must be enough fans of calorie-counting-be-damned Southern cuisine to make a Thompson family cookbook a bestseller. At any rate, two things are certain. First, they shouldn’t count on the largesse of TLC. And second, they’d better strike while the iron is hot. Those 15 minutes go by awfully fast.

“She’s such a nightmare. Sorry, her career is over. Her tour has been a disaster…and she looks like a f***cking fairground stripper.”

Which singer slammed their fellow chart-topping artist?

Is the culprit Miley Cyrus, Elton John or Cher?

Find out in Celebuzz‘s top quotes of the week.

It was John!

The pop star has never held back when he chatting with the media, oftentimes spewing controversial comments about the Queen of Pop. And he did it again this week.

“She’s such a nightmare,” John fumed to longtime friend Molly Meldrum in an interview. “Sorry, her career is over. Her tour has been a disaster.”

“If Madonna had any common sense,” he continued, “she would have made a record like Ray of Light, stayed away from the dance stuff and just been a great pop singer and made great pop records, which she does brilliantly. But no, she had to prove that she was like …,” he said, not specifying. “And she looks like a f***king fairground stripper.”

Find out what other celebrities were spewing golden quotes this week.

What’s your favorite quote of the bunch? Weigh in below.

A model that has been linked to Jersey Shore’s Pauly Delvecchio has slammed rumors she’s dating the muscled-up DJ, Celebuzz can reveal.

The curvaceous Colombian model, who goes by the name Lina Martini, was snapped looking very cozy with the 32-year-old Jersey Shore star at an event in Dallas, Texas on July 14.

While a number of online blogs linked the pair, the 25-year-old model has the ultimate reason why she is not hooking up with the Guido hottie — she’s married!

What did she say about the alleged romance?

Martini is currently vying to win Las Vegas’ Hottest 100 modeling competition and so she took to Facebook to address the rumors.

“If they’d done the research, they would’ve figured out that I’ve been happily married for the past four years!” the brunette beauty wrote.

And as for her co-host at the Dallas event — he didn’t even try to hit on her, Martini said.

“Pauly was a total gentlemen and I really enjoyed working with him.”

For the record, the pair was snapped in what looked like a close embrace but the model was just asking the fist pumping DJ to vote for her.

The model — who lists her vital statistics as 34DD-24-36 — was also photographed back in March hanging out with the British boy band The Wanted in Las Vegas, NV.

Looks like the Shore’s favorite single guy is still on the market.

Only Pauly D, best friend Vinny Guadagnino and Deena Cortese have managed to not get coupled up down at Seaside Heights, N.J.

Take a look at the gallery above and let us know, is Pauly D getting a bit too close to a married woman or just being a “gentleman”? Sound off below.

The Jersey Shore cast is taking their show to new heights — literally — as they blasted off in water-propelled jet packs near Seaside Heights, N.J.

Mike ‘The Situation’ Sorrentino, Pauly D, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Jenni “JWoww” Farley, Vinny Guadagnino and Deena Cortese all strapped on their suits as they soared through the air and had some fun in the sun. The entire cast looked anxious as they played around with their new water gear.

Meanwhile, Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola and a pregnant Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi watched from the sidelines on the cast’s rented boat.

Check out their dare devil stunts in the gallery above.

Last week, Snooki, tripped in her wedged shoes and fell to the ground in Seaside Heights, NJ. The pint-sized reality star, who’s six months pregnant, took the tumble — but picked herself right up and laughed it off.

Bikinis, boys, and beaches? That’s all just in a day’s work for the cast of Jersey Shore!

Deena Cortese was spotted flaunting her bikini body this weekend as she and the rest of the Jersey Shore cast hit up the beach at Seaside Heights, N.J. Joined by pals Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, Vinny Guadagnino, DJ Pauly D, Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola, and Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, the self-proclaimed meatball had a blast throwing around a football before heading home with her housemates.

Where was Jersey Shore‘s resident mom-to-be, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi?

The pint-sized guidette was spotted treating her best friend Jenni “JWoww” Farley to a day at the local hair and nail salon.

JWoww, 26, was reportedly caught in the crossfire at a local bar brawl earlier this week. Seen on crutches, the reality TV star had her right ankle in bandages as Snooki drove her around town.

For more Shore gossip, check out the video — below.

Pauly D is getting himself into another hair-raising venture. The Jersey Shore star has been officially signed to rapper 50 Cent‘s G-Note label. Rumors about their collaboration circulated back in April, but yesterday, they both confirmed the new partnership. Pauly expressed his excitement on Twitter, writing:

“Big Big Things In The Works @50cent And @DJPaulyD !!!!!”

Will you buy Pauly D’s upcoming album? Sound off in the comments.

Earlier this year, the Shore star hinted at the G-Unit deal in an interview with XXL.

“50 Cent has also been somebody I look up to. We ended up linking up and we just clicked. We hit it off immediately with the music and everything like that. So I’m definitely gonna be working with him. There’s been talks about the album and the headphones. I’m looking forward to working with that as well,” Pauly revealed.

Stars are supporting stars! There’s been a rising Hollywood trend any pop culture aficionado can’t help but notice—celebrities wearing other celebrities’ pictures on t-shirts.

Just last night, Jersey Shore star Pauly D appeared to have Bieber fever — wearing a purple Justin Bieber shirt at Perez Hilton’s ‘One Night in New York City’ held at Hammerstein Ballroom. On Monday, Kelly Clarkson wore a Deborah Harry of Blondie shirt as she left the Troubadour music venue in West Hollywood.

Click through the gallery to see more pics of celebs wearing celeb t-shirts.

Just this past summer, Justin Bieber sported his Saved By the Bell love for Tiffani Thiessen (aka Kelly Kapowski) at the 2011 MuchMusic Awards.

What do you think of this trend? Sound off in the comments below, and be sure to follow Celebuzz on Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr for more fashion tips, pics and quips.

The stars headed to Sin City this holiday weekend to squeeze the last little bit of partying out of summer, and the Palms Las Vegas Casino was the place to be.

The weekend kicked off with a bang Friday with Jersey Shore star DJ Pauly D spinning at Ditch Friday at the Palms Pool & Bungalows and then later that night at Rain Nightclub.

Only Diddy could host a bash worthy of a holiday weekend in Vegas, and he did just that poolside at the Palms Pool & Bungalows. The huge crown went crazy as Puff hit the mic and sang “Mo Money Mo Problems.” Other celebs joining in to celebrate included Jeff Timmons from 98 Degrees and Chippendales fame, Flo Rida, Christina Milian (who wore an Asymmetrical Bandeau Top by 1Sol Swimwear) and Akon.

Check out all the pics of the hot happening!