Houseguests Revealed! And more!

Well since it is from the CBS site, getting pics from there is a bit of a hassel for me. HAHAHAH AWESOME I said its a hassel, and Im watching HasselHOFF Knight Rider Season 1 baby. Anywho, GO RIGHT HERE to see pics of all these people. Lots of hot chicks, seems like Dick is our token old dude, but he seems like a rocker so hes cool to me so far. And Im calling Joe as the token gay guy this season. Will I be right on all the above? We shall see.

Following are the 14 Houseguests, listed in alphabetical order, who will compete in BIG BROTHER 8:

AMBER, 27, Las Vegas, Separated, Cocktail Waitress

CAROL, 21, Lawrence, Kan., Single, Student

DANIELE, 20, Huntington Beach, Calif., Single, Waitress

DICK, 44, Los Angeles, Single, Bar Manager

DUSTIN, 22, Chicago, Single, Shoe Salesman

ERIC, 27, New York, Single, Talent Management Assistant

JAMEKA, 28, Waldorf, Md., Single, School Counselor

JEN, 23, Beverly Hills, Calif., Single, Nanny

JESSICA, 21, Haysville, Kan., Single, College Student

JOE, 23, Chicago, Single, Receptionist

KAIL, 37 (Female), McKenzie Bridge, Ore., Married, Business Owner

MIKE, 26, Three Lakes, Wis., Single, Painting Contractor

NICK, 25, Kimball, Minn., Single, Former Pro Football Player

ZACH, 30, Burbank, Calif., Single, Graphic Designer

Now for the juicy news..

Each year the houseguests on "Big Brother”" encounter a different twist. This year the hit reality show will be taking rivalries to new heights, when some contestants find themselves living under the same roof with their sworn enemies.

"Big Brother" host and The Early Show co-anchor Julie Chen previewed the show's eighth season, which premieres next week.

Executive Producer Alison Grodner described this year's wild plotline: "What's going to happen on opening night [is that] some of the houseguests are going to find out that they will be locked in this house with the last person they'd ever want to see walk through that door," she said.

Another change for "Big Brother" this summer will be the viewers' involvement. A game element called "America's Player" will give the houseguests opportunities to win money if they perform actions desired by those watching at home. For example, a player might be asked to flirt with someone specific or vote someone out of the house.