Brittany Snow: Rolling Stone's AMA After Party

Brittany Snow attends the Rolling Stone 2010 American Music Awards VIP after party on November 21, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.

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Whitney Port & Ben Nemtin: Rolling Stone Party

Whitney Port and her boyfriend, The Buried Life's Ben Nemtin, arrived at the Rolling Stone Hot Party at the Jet Nightclub at the Mirage Hotel & Casino October 1, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Also pictured, Jersey Shore's Sammi Giancola.

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Holly Madison: Rolling Stone Rockstar Weekend

Holly Madison appears at the Rolling Stone's Rockstar Weekend Kick Off with Weezer Live at Bare Pool Lounge at the Mirage Hotel & Casino October 1, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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The Dirty On 'The Hills' Rolling Stone Cover

Back in May '08, Lauren and Heidi had already had a major falling-out and were no longer speaking. So when Rolling Stone called and wanted to put all the stars of "The Hills" on the cover of the mag, the show's producers knew it would take some work to get them in the same room again to join Whitney and Audrina for the scantily clad photo shoot.

"You know, MTV press called us up and they said that Rolling Stone is interested in doing a cover for 'The Hills.' So, of course, you know, it's the best call you can get," show creator Adam DiVello recalled in an outtake from "The Hills: Revealed." "I mean, for me anyway, every cover to me is iconic. I love the magazine, and the thought of a show that I created getting on the cover of Rolling Stone to me was an end all, be all."

The cover came with one big caveat: "All four girls, bottom line, no ifs, ands or buts," DiVello recalled. "When you've got Rolling Stone calling [and] they want your cast on the cover of the magazine, but two of your castmembers don't want to be together in the same room — namely Lauren and Heidi — it seemed like it was never going to happen. I mean, there was a time when we thought, 'This is not going to happen,' because we were not going to get them together."

But it seemed like the magazine-cover gods were shining on them, and the shoot came together. "You get to the bottom of it and figure out how to make it happen," DiVello said. "And luckily, we pulled it off."