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Remember the first ever Love Island with its seemingly clueless single celebrities constantly bickering on a tumultuous and stormy (literally and metaphorically) Fijian island?

Even the show's co-hosts Kelly Brook and Patrick Kielty were baying for one another's blood when Kielty decided to declare during one live show that Brook had previously dated contestant Paul Danan.

Other memorable highlights included Abi Titmuss becoming more and more enraged as Fran Cosgrave repeatedly referred to her as Vanessa Feltz, swiftly followed by a tipsy and uncouth Rebecca Loos letting rip.

The series aired almost exactly a decade ago, so we found ourselves wondering - whatever happened to eventual winner Jayne Middlemiss? And the Love Island love god that was Lee Sharpe?

As the new non-celebrity series currently enjoys its ITV2 revival, we find out what the 12 star contestants have gone on to do since their 2005 stint below:

Jayne Middlemiss

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Dustin Diamond a.k.a. Screech Powers from "Saved by the Bell" turns 36 years old today -- and to mark his special day, we're taking look at what the rest of the Bayside High kids are up to now!Dustin's definitely stayed in the spotlight since playing a high school nerd -- he's appeared on a few different reality shows like "Celebrity Fit Club" and "Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling" ... and he has his very own sex tape titled "Screeched -- Saved by the Smell."  Um, gross. Whether it's new projects, marriages and/or kids, find out how Diamond's costars Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Elizabeth Berkley, Tiffani Thiessen, Mario Lopez, Lark Voohries, Dennis Haskins and the rest of the cast have fared since appearing in the show. Click "Launch Gallery" above to see the stars of "Saved by the Bell" then and now! Read more...

Terry "Hulk" Hogan tells People in its latest issue that he "unconditionally" loves his wife, Linda, despite their increasingly acrimonious divorce – and he's happy to have reconciled with his daughter, Brooke. "I unconditionally love my wife, even though we're not together anymore," Hogan says. "The Linda that I know was a great mother and a great person." Admitting that there had been problems in the marriage for a decade, Hogan, 54, concedes during an exclusive interview that letting cameras into their home for their hit VH1 show, Hogan Knows Best, may have been a mistake: "I just think the reality show...

Danny Bonaduce, Dennis Rodman and Dustin Screech Diamond are heading into the ring to compete in CMT's upcoming reality series Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling.

Also on board are Todd Bridges (Diff'rent Strokes), super-heavyweight boxer ButterBean, Trishelle Cannatella (The Real World), Erin Murphy (Tabitha Stephens on Bewitched), Frank Stallone, '80s pop star Tiffany and Playboy playmate Nikki Ziering.

In addition, professional wrestling manager Jimmy Hart has joined Hogan and former World Championship Wrestling president Eric Bischoff as judges on the show, in which the contestants will compete to be named "Celebrity All-Star Wrestling Champion" based on their performance in various challenges that will include mastering complex wrestling moves, talking trash and working a live audience. The cast also will be coached by former pro wrestlers Brutus The Barber Beefcake and Brian Knobbs.

Production is under way in Los Angeles for a fall premiere. The eight-episode series is based on an original concept by exec producers Hogan, Bischoff and Jason Hervey.