You have a problem, but you're not afraid to admit it. Yes, you love to peer inside the "celebrity fishbowl" and see how the rich and glamorous (or let's face it, struggling and D-list) live. Whether it's Denise Richards hurling insults, Kathy Griffin talking dirty or Christopher Knight going to new heights on "Celebrity Circus" you're hooked on your celeb reality entertainment and just can't get enough. Click through this slideshow to check out a star-studded lineup of celebs still trying to extend their 15 minutes of fame.Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

Like "Circus of the Stars" did in the '80s, (long before the reality show craze) "Celebrity Circus" pits celebrities against each other as they try to master circus acts -- from the trapeze to lion taming. Hosted by former 'NSync member Joey Fatone, (or should we call him ringmaster?) circus performers will include soap star Antonio Sabato, Jr., model Rachel Hunter, and Brady-kid-turned-reality-star Christopher Knight. Wednesdays at 9:30pm ET on NBCNBC/Chris Haston - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

Game shows have come and gone over the years, but somehow "Family Feud" -- which pits one family against another as they try to guess how Americans answered questions -- has become the one game show with nine lives. There was the original (and probably best-known) version in the late '70s and early '80s hosted by the kiss-wielding Richard Dawson. Then the show returned in syndication a few years later with Ray Combs at the helm and later gave Louis Anderson, Richard Karn and John O'Hurley the chance to host. Now get ready to hear "Survey Says" all over again when "Celebrity Family Feud" premieres with everyone's favorite weatherman, Al Roker, as the host. Tuesdays at 8pm ET on NBCNBC/Chris Haston - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

Denise Richards clearly doesn't think she's gotten enough attention from the paparazzi and tabloids during her publicized break-up with Charlie Sheen and well-documented relationship with Heather Locklear's ex Richie Sambora. So what's a girl to do? Star in your own reality series, of course! Yep, "Denise Richards: It's Complicated" follows the former Mrs. Sheen's life as a single mom of two girls trying to balance her career, family, and romance. Hey, Charlie's got a weekly sitcom, why can't Denise have some scheduled air time too? Sundays at 10pm on E!E! Entertainment - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

Remember George Foreman, the heavyweight boxing champ who reinvented himself as a successful businessman and pitchman for that nifty little appliance, the George Foreman grill? "Family Foreman" gives viewers the chance to catch up with good old George -- and a rare glimpse into his home life. He's now a minister and father to ten children, five of whom are also named George Edward Foreman. Now that's GOT to be confusing. Premieres Wednesday, 7/16 at 10pm on TV LandTV Land/Michael Yarish - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

Get ready for another season of "Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List," which chronicles all of the adventures and indignities that Kathy Griffin must face as a Hollywood D-Lister. This time around Kathy attends a gay prom, and continues her adventures with her ever-growing entourage. Sounds like at least a B-level lifestyle to us! Plus, will winning an Emmy win Kathy some respect? Thursdays at 9pm on BravoBravo/Mike Ruiz - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

The truth is, if we had a daughter we helped get into show biz at the tender age of 12, and said daughter went on to abuse alcohol, make a public spectacle out of herself thanks to a drunk driving arrest, and finally end up in rehab, well, we might think twice about sending our younger daughter down the same path. But hey, we're not Dina Lohan! We do, however, get to watch her on "Living Lohan" a new reality show which follows the stage mom as she guides Lindsay's younger sister, the 14-year-old Ali, into a singing career and -- keep your fingers crossed -- all the way to stardom. Sundays at 10:30pm on E!E! Entertainment - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

Regis Philbin is at it again as he hosts yet another million-dollar game show. This time, he's at the helm of "Million Dollar Password" a modern update of a classic game show from the '60s. As with the original version, each contestant is paired up with a celebrity. One player from each team is told the secret passwords and can use only one-word clues to get their teammate to guess the word. So what's new? The stakes are higher than ever as contestants are competing for a hefty grand prize of $1 million. You can also expect to see celebrities, including Rosie O'Donnell, Rachael Ray, and Neil Patrick Harris as well as "Password" alum Betty White. The legendary TV actress frequently appeared on the show's first in carnation and will join the crew of "Million Dollar Password" to help a new generation of contestants try to win some cash. Sundays at 8pm ET on CBS CBS/John Paul Filo - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

Well, it was fun while it lasted but did anyone REALLY expect Tori Spelling (who grew up in "Beverly Hills 90210" both onscreen and off) and hubby Dean McDermott to run a country inn for the rest of their lives? Or even a year? Of course not! Now the proud new parents are checking out of their little B&B and moving back to Hollywood for the series' third season, "Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood," to balance acting careers, parenthood, and that good old glamorous life they missed so much. Tuesdays at 10pm on OxygenOxygen Media/Michael Lavine - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

A lot has changed since Corey Feldman and Corey Haim were co-starring in hit films together and enjoying all the benefits of being young and famous in Hollywood. Things didn't quite go as planned over the last 20 years (they aren't just washed up, they are messed up), and now that they've reunited it's become even more apparent just how far off track they've gotten. This season on "The Two Coreys" nothing is off limits as they enter therapy to face their real-life demons and confront their pasts. Sundays at 10pm on A&EA&E/Andrew Eccles - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM

British comedy sensations Ant and Dec host this new show "Wanna Bet," which gives four celebrities the chance to earn big money for charity by betting on the success or failure of some of the wildest stunts, tricks and mental challenges that average Americans can dream up as well as successfully perform in front of a live studio audience. Celebs slated to try their hand at the game include Drew Lachey, Sherri Shepherd, Bill Engvall and Scott Hamilton. Premieres Monday, 7/21 at 9pm ET on NBCABC/Craig Sjodin - Thursday, June, 12, 2008, 8:12 AM