On Monday night, about eight million viewers were enjoying The Bachelorette while they were expecting to succeed in finding her Mr. Right.

However, there was something different in store for the viewers. Ashley Hebert went through a series of heartbreaks and she also faced many moments full of humiliation.

Some of her potential suitors made embarrassing comments about her in public. On the other hand, the man who was seeming favourite of Ashley Hebert, made fool of her gleefully in front of others.

Ashley is 26 years old. Recently in an interview she said, "I'm extremely humiliated, he had intentions to really hurt me – and he did."

Bentley Williams is the person we are talking about.

He is the bachelor of Salt Lake City-area US. He captured Ashley’s eyes and heart right at the beginning of the show.

He always sweet-talked Madawaska, Maine, native to her face. However, at the end he revealed openly to the cameras that he is going to withdraw from the show and he simply said, "I don't care about Ashley at all."

This was not enough of the vile Bentley saved for Ashley for so long.

He said that he wished the "breathtakingly beautiful" Emily Maynard had been the Bachelorette, because, he said, Ashley was "an ugly duckling."

Emily Maynard is Ashley's former fellow contestant on The Bachelor.

Ashley faced all that humiliation with braveness in the same manner as she lived through the other experiences of the show.

However, she broke down in tears after some of the men insulted her at a Los Angeles comedy club.

She got those remarks from Bentley as a surprise because she had no idea about Bentley's remarks until the show started airing in May.

Ashley said, "I got played, just as maybe every woman in America has been played."

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Jane Lynch has officially been announced as the Emmys host.

The Glee star Lynch has won Emmy and she will lead this year’s telecast of Emmy Awards which is scheduled to air on Sunday, Sept. 18 on Fox from L.A. Live’s Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.

John Shaffner, the chairman and CEO of Academy of Television Arts and Sciences said, “We’re delighted to have Jane Lynch host the Primetime Emmys this year. When our host has comedic, dramatic and musical talents – as Jane proved in last year’s opening number – we know it’s going to be fun for us and for the audience at home!”

Mark Burnett, who is holding the position of executive producer of Emmys for the first time said, “Jane was my first – and only – choice as the host for this year’s Primetime Emmys, and I am glad she said ‘yes.’ She has incredible comedic timing, and is a charismatic, talented actress whose energy leaps off the screen and stage. I am thrilled and excited to have her as our host.”

Lynch won her Emmy for the category of best supporting actress last year for the role of a cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester that she played on Glee.

Recently, Lynch hosted NBC’s late-night sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live.


Lynch was also nominated for an Emmy for her guest appearance in CBS’ Two and a Half men. She also won the Golden Globe earlier this year for her role as a supporting actress on Glee.

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Directed by Ava DuVernay, THIS IS THE LIFE chronicles "The Good Life" emcees, the alternative music movement they developed, and their worldwide influence on the artform.

Featuring new interviews and rare footage with with: Chali2na and Cut Chemist of Jurassic 5, Myka 9 and PEACE of Freestyle Fellowship, NgaFsh, Riddlore, Tray-Loc & Wreckless of CVE, Abstract Rude and Zulu Butterfly of ATU, Ellay Khule of Hip Hop Klan, Medusa of S.I.N, Busdriver, Omid, Pigeon John, 2Mex of OMD, Born Allah, Ganjah K, Fatjack, JMD, Jyant & Eve of Figures of Speech, Big Al, T-Love of Urban Props, Sheena Lester & B+ of Rappages, Mear One, Mike Nardone of KXLU's We Came From Beyond, Garth Trinidad of KCRW's Chocolate City, Monalisa Murray, Jah Orah, Hines, Monique Matthews, Keen and B. Hall & R. Kain Blaze, co-founders of The Good Life open mic nights.

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