So tonight kicked off Bravo’s Season Two of The Real Housewives of New Jersey! Quite exciting news for Christine Staub, Danielle Staub’s daughter, who just landed on the cover of Daily Front Row. Find out more details and see photos and a video right here.
Christine Staub

Not only has Christine Staub, Danielle Staub’s daughter, been dubbed a covergirl, she also signed a contract with IMG and makes her debut on this season of The Real Housewives of New Jersey. I guess sweet sixteen has gotten even sweeter! Be sure to check out pictures and videos below.

As a biography, Christine Staub is most-known for being The Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Danielle Staub’s daughter. Christine was born in 1994 so her age is 16. Christine also has a younger sister, Jillian. Together, they were raised by their single mother. Growing up, Danielle encouraged her children to be involved with the church, even if her past reputation may seem negligient. Christine is a beautiful young lady with dark blonde hair, stunning blue eyes, tall at 5′10″, with a 34 waist, 26 hips, 34 bust, and wears a size 10 heel.

According to reports, IMG is reportedly Staub’s first modeling agency that has signed her on to hopefully succeed in the industry. By the looks of it, I don’t think she will have too much trouble with her fabulous, youthful look. During the taping of The Real Housewives, she prepares for her major debut as a model for New York Fashion Week in September. What a lucky girl!

You've seen the mega sharks and the killer piranhas, now it's time for worms the size of a small car! It's Mongolian Death Worm on Syfy Saturday and believe it or not, it's based on an actual myth. If you love B-horror movies, you won't want to miss this one.

It all begins with Daniel (Sean Patrick Flanery), a self-serving treasure hunter determined to find the tomb of Genghis Khan. He may be closing in on it but the area is loaded with blackmarket bandits and only one sheriff (the wonderful George Cheung) to keep an eye on the place.

Meanwhile, an evil American oil corporation is drilling into the earth all the while messing up the water table and causing an outbreak of disease that's killing off the poor population. Enter Alicia (Victoria Pratt) and Phillip - doctors without borders types who are willing to risk everything in order to help.

When the doctors car breaks down, Daniel is forced (for $300) to give them a lift but before they can get to where they're going, the bandits kidnap them in hopes that Daniel will lead them to the treasure that he hasn't found. Don't worry, it's Mongolian Death Worms to the rescue. Yeah, really.

These days, nobody does overgrown animal films like Syfy and this one is no exception. The death worms a big, bulky, and they have these long, sucky tongues that they use to capture their dinner. The only thing cooler than the worms is Sean Patrick Flanery's Daniel, who doesn't get rattled by any of it. He's a laid back, seen it all, kind of guy and he's not about to let a few mega worms get in the way of this dream.

Flanery and Platt are fun to watch, but I can't say the same for the oil men and their subplot. The head of the plant has a vested interest in keeping corporate from visiting -- something about blackmarket goods in the basement, but the lengths he goes to in order to keep the secret get a little too Three Stooges at times.

Not that this movie isn't meant to be funny. Flanery goes for that dry Indiana Jones style humor as he tries to keep himself alive first and foremost.