Jersey Shore

  For years we turned to MTV to watch the cast members of ‘Jersey Shore’ get tanked and destroy the businesses, beachside, and rental properties of the New Jersey coastline. Now that Hurricane Sandy schooled them on how it’s really done, the network wants to help put it all back together again for future generations to destroy. Starting at 11 p.m. (Eastern) on Thursday night, MTV's 'Restore the Sh

Those humanitarians on the cast of the 'Jersey Shore' are known for saving the world one drunk and disorderly at a time, but when Hurricane Sandy struck and destroyed much of the East Coast -- including their beloved Seaside Heights -- the gang put aside their GTL routine to actually do something philanthropic. (They'll know what that means once they look it up.)

Seaside Heights was as much a part of the cast of 'Jersey Shore' as the drunken, overly-tanned humans who got so much air time. And now that the community has taken a devastating hit at the hands of Hurricane Sandy, the reality show's cast members are issuing eulogies.

You can take the girl out of the ‘Jersey Shore‘ house, but you just can’t take the ‘Jersey Shore’ house out of the girl. Let’s test that theory! Among a few key changes taking place with the upcoming sixth (hopefully last) season of ‘Jersey Shore,’ it seems at least one housemate is keen to make a change…of address!

For most of its history, the fist pump was limited to one or maybe two thrusts, usually after some sort of athletic or sexual achievement. Then came ‘Jersey Shore,’ which not only taught the world that there was a colony of Oompa Loompas living in the Garden State, but that given the correctly lit environment, the fist pump could keep going and going.