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Behind The Scenes Photos
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Yesterday VH1 announced their spring shows and one of them was Audrina Partridge's new VH1 show. Here are more details about her show.
This April, Mark Burnett and VH1 are teaming up to give viewers a never-before-seen look into the life of Audrina Patridgeon VH1’s 'Audrina'.
Cameras roll as Audrina takes her career to the next level while working to maintain some sense of normalcy. With the stress of being hounded by the paparazzi, a high-stakes career and looking for Mr. Right, will Audrina manage to handle the pressure and stay grounded?
Besides Audrina’s blossoming career and tumultuous love life, the television personality has something else to focus on – her family. VH1’s Audrina will introduce the world to a never-before-seen side of Audrina – her large, outrageous, Orange County family. As she advances her acting, modeling and business career, she is juggling a prominent role in her large, tight-knit family. With her tell-it-like-it-is mom, Lynn, and chilled-out dad, Mark, at the center of this crazy bunch, Audrina is still expected to have an active presence in the lives of her three younger siblings: former wild child Casey, now married to motocross star Kyle Loza and mother of two; genial younger brother Marky, who aspires to pro motocross himself and has an annoying habit of befriending Audrina’s exes; and 15-year-old sister Samantha, who is already exhibiting a rebellious streak that could put Casey and Audrina’s to shame.
We are thrilled to be in business, not only with Audrina — a breakout star who has captured the attention of our viewers — but also with Mark Burnett, one of the best storytellers in the business,” said Jeff Olde, Executive Vice President, Original Programming and Production, VH1. "We love that Audrina’s life plays out simultaneously on two levels. On one level, she is working hard to establish herself in the entertainment industry. But at the same time she has this amazingly real, supportive family in Orange County who keeps her grounded. Ultimately, this is the story of a young woman with dreams, goals and ambitions all put through the no-BS filter of her family. We love that.”

Work-focused and family-oriented, yet still sexy and dynamic, Audrina shows a personal side of herself this April on VH1 that is funny, relatable and endearing to anyone who’s ever had to balance the expectations of family and friends against their own hopes and dreams.
Audrina Patridge will produce the series along with her manager Dave Fleming, Michael Bloom and Executive Producer Mark Burnett.

You have ESPN FMX's Cliff Talley to thank for video above. In August, three-time X Games gold medalist Kyle Loza and his wife Casey got their photo shoot on for Inked Magazine at Kyle's parents house in Orange County. Shooting for the cover and a feature story in Inked mag's Action Sports issue on newsstands now, Talley was able to get a behind the scenes look as Kyle and Casey showed off their extra radical tattoo work for the Inked creative team.
For a more in depth look as to why Inked campaigned to have the Loza's featured in their next issue, Editor Rocky Rakovic gave us the lowdown via email.

Kyle Loza has been on our radar for dominating the X Games three times in a row and designing his new etnies clothing line. Casey caught our eye when she appeared on "The Hills" with her sister Audrina a few times -- if you were sitting on the couch with us for that moment you would have heard us scream, "Holy s--t, what's that hot tattooed girl doing running with this crowd!" Anyway, after the first time I talked with Casey I was blown away by hearing about her and Kyle's family dynamic.
Many in this country take their notion of family values from the 1950's. They believe the ideal American house contains two God-fearing parents, two cars parked in the garage, and 2.5 kids. That family would recoil behind their picket fences if they saw the tattooed Loza's pushing their Bugaboo down the street. Sure Kyle and Casey Loza may also have a dirt bike or two in the garage, but they are amazing young parents of two, successful in business, sports and love, and God-fearing. We wanted to celebrate the Lozas; the modern American family. -- Rocky Rakovic