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Download the craziest, funniest, sexiest videos every week from VH1's top Celebreality programming and online exclusives from your favorite shows including Flavor of Love, I Love New York and Rock of Love!
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VH1 Flavor of Love Podcast
Everybody's favorite rapper turned reality TV star returns to the tube yet again to find one true love amongst a mansion full of catty yet curvaceous wannabe-Mrs. Flavs.
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Best Week Ever
Each and every week celebrate and skewer seven days worth of pop culture highs and lows.
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VH1 Celebreality
Check out show clips, wacky outtakes and exclusive footage from VH1's acclaimed Celebreality programming.
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VH1 News Presents
Each and every week VH1 News gives you latest news from the worlds of music, movies and pop culture!!
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VH1 Home Purchasing Club
Check out VH1's hilarious new online series and get great values on things you'd never want!
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Rock on TV - The Shortlist

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Jonesing for music on your television set? You’ve come to the right place, rockers! Check out our shortlist below. For more extensive listings, read VH1’s Rock on TV schedule daily.

The Italian Job, 5 p.m. (EST), FX: Marky Mark Wahlberg stars in this hyper-extended Mini-Cooper commercial, which, as it turns out, was actually a remake. The movie’s about about Vince Chase . . . er, Marky Mark, sorry, as he seeks revenge against the evil Ed Norton for killing Donald Sutherland. Mos Def shows up, too. The movie’s based on the 1969 Michael Caine vehicle of the same name. It’s really good, so long as you’re trapped on a plane and can’t move for like eight hours. Jet Blue wins again! (Sidebar: There’s a sequel coming. Can’t wait for ‘09, kids.)

Three Kings, 7:30 p.m. (EST), FX: It’s Marky Mark night on FX, apparently, because this David O. Russell film follows the Mini-Cooper spot above. The flick stars Ice Cube, George Clooney and Spike Jonze (the Beastie Boys’ video director who you might remember from Being John Malkovich) as soldiers in Iraq, arguing over buried treasure. This is one of the best films of the ’90s, and if you haven’t seen it, we recommend you do. You’ll be happier for it.




This entry was posted on Wednesday, September 5th, 2007 at 8:00 am

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