Project Runway is Finally Back!
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"Project Runway" Season 6 will finally debut on Lifetime August 20. And the show's new Website launched today! Photo: mylifetime.com
After moving from Bravo to Lifetime, "Project Runway's" new home was hit with a lawsuit brought on by the show's producer, The Weinstein Company. But now that they've "made it work," legally, the fashion reality series is set to return!
Along with 16 new contestants, our favorite critical crew -- including Heidi Klum, Tim Gunn, Nina Garcia and Michael Kors -- is back.
No longer at Parsons in NYC, the show will take place at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles. (The same school that Lauren Conrad attended!)
Season 6 is slated to debut on August 20 and the show's official Website launched this morning (July 9).
The new site features downloadable fashion games for your iPhone and computer, videos of the designers and judges and an online community where you can chat about the show.
As you may know, the popular Project Runway TV show does not exist at Bravo any longer. Will any of the winners really emerge as the next "great American fashion designer?" Um, no. It's true. But Bravo is filling the void with a new program called The Fashion Show. And potential fans are invited to 
Designers, I'm worried. You only have until 5pm tomorrow to enter the 
While Project Runway may be high-tailing it out of New York and going to LA next season where it will debut for the first time on the Lifetime network, Bravo is hard at work cooking up yet another fashion related reality show they're hoping will successfully takeover PJ's prime time spot:
Once again, we're back and ready to dish about lasts night's episode of Project Runway. First, though, are you guys still watching this little 'ole show on Bravo anymore? Admittedly, the challenge this week -- designing head-to-toe makeovers for recent college grads -- was probably one of the more interesting this season, and yet, we had to chug two whole Cokes really fast just to keep our ADD in check long enough to soldier through all of the incessant whining that the designers seem to dish out every time they open their mouths.
We're watching: "The Rachel Zoe Project"
