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Steps have been given a second reality TV series, which will follow the 90s group on their reunion tour.

Steps have been given a second reality TV series.

The 90s group – made up of Claire Richards, Faye Tozer, Lisa Scott-Lee, Lee Latchford-Evans and Ian ‘H’ Watkins – originally reunited for a Sky Living documentary last year and it was such a success that producers have commissioned another run of the show.

‘Steps Reunion’ will follow the band at dance and vocal classes, costume fittings and on the road as they deal with the pressure of touring the country again as a group.

Sky Living director Jane Johnson said: “We were all hooked on ‘Steps Reunion’ as we watched the band talk candidly about one of the biggest pop fall-outs in recent history.

“So we’re thrilled to be giving our customers the opportunity to follow them on the next leg of their journey – their huge comeback tour.

“The twists and turns as they balance intense rehearsals with their busy family lives promise to be equally compelling.

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Adele “21” will likely tie Garth Brooks’ “Ropin’ the Wind” next week when the British singer’s sophomore set spends its 18th week atop the Billboard 200 album chart.

Early projections show “21” handily outselling Tim McGraw’s “Emotional Traffic,” and possibly topping 100,000 again. This means that “21″ only needs to spend three more weeks at No. 1 to set the record for most weeks at the top in the Nielsen SoundScan era. The ”Bodyguard” soundtra

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LOS ANGELES – They have worked in diverse disciplines – acting, screenwriting, theater, television, exploitation films – were born in three countries and have made radically dissimilar movies. But there’s a lot more that unifies the five filmmakers who recently came together at the Los Angeles Times for the third annual Envelope Directors’ Roundtable.

For one thing, their movies are being hailed for standing among this year’s Oscar contenders: Martin Scorsese’s “Hugo,” Alexander Payne’s “The Descendants,” Michel Hazanavicius’ “The Artist,” Stephen Daldry’s “Extremely Loud Incredibly Close” and George Clooney’s “The Ides of March.” It’s no recent fluke, either: Total all of their past Oscar nominations (19) and wins (three), and you’ve got five of the town’s heaviest hitters.

And Tuesday, Hazanavicius, Payne and Scorsese were among the five directors nominated for the 84th annual Academy Awards, to be presented Feb.

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While there is always a very party-like atmosphere surrounding the 2012 Golden Globes, celebrities sipping champagne and mingling during commercial breaks, the real festivities begin once the awards show ends and the after-parties begin.

MTV News was lucky enough to be invited to cover some of these events this year, the Weinstein and HBO parties in particular. As you might expect, they are very special invites to have.

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New Girl is the latest American import to hit our screens and is one that has grabbed people’s attention across the Atlantic as well as here.

The ten-episode sitcom features a small main cast comprising of 500 Days of Summer actress, Zooey Deschanel, Jake Johnson (No Strings Attached), Max Greenfield (Ugly Betty) and rising stars, Lamorne Morris and Hannah Simone.

Deschanel plays Jess, a twenty-something year old who moves in with three random men after she breaks up with her boyfriend. T

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