In Blake’s teary exit interview on the most recent episode of I Want To Work for Diddy 2, she said it wasn’t her time to go. Below she talks about whether she still feels that way, and how she feels about Diddy after getting the boot.

Read the rest of this entry »

Above is a charity song parody from the Top 20 Celebs Gone Good countdown, airing tonight on VH1 at 8/9c. Find out more info about the special at the Top 20 Celebs Gone Good site.

If you know anything about I Want To Work for Diddy’s Poprah, it’s that the girl loves to talk. Seriously - just try and stop her! Since we can’t (and don’t want to), we’re going to be hosting weekly video blogs, in which she tells all about the most recent episode of I Want To Work for Diddy 2. The first one is above, and as a bonus, video of her referenced party performance is embedded below.

Read the rest of this entry »

The next installment of the horror-actress reality competition Scream Queens is set to hit VH1 next year, and this time, the potential Queens will be competing for a role in Saw 3D (the next scheduled entry in the relentless franchise). Also new to the series: Jamie King is taking the role of group mentor. Peep the press release below for details!

Scream Queens 2 will take a new cadre of 10 aspiring actresses and give them the chance to win a breakthrough role in Saw 3D, the next film in Lionsgate’s Saw horror franchise. The reality competition series is produced by Lionsgate and Joke Productions, Inc. and is slated to premiere in 2010.

Season one winner Tanedra Howard was featured in the coveted and iconic “opening trap” scene in Saw VI, playing the character “Simone.” Due to her breakout performance and significant storyline, she is also expected to appear in future Lionsgate productions, a major coup for the previously undiscovered actress.

Read the rest of this entry »

Last week, Ray J stopped by the VH1 Digital office to discuss life, love and, of course, For the Love of Ray J 2. In the first clip (above), Ray talks about the importance of respecting the women that are competing for his love. He also discusses Cocktail and her recent comments about him, including one suggesting that his participation in the show is only “exposure and money.”

Read the rest of this entry »

Below, one of For the Love of Ray J 2’s most recent cast-offs talks about being portrayed as boring, her maturity and those Trey Songz rumors.

Read the rest of this entry »

John was accused of many things before being booted from I Want To Work for Diddy 2: a racist, a turncoat, a chauvinist. In the interview below, he answers all those accusations and also explains how the show made him take a good, hard look at his life and take steps to change it.

Read the rest of this entry »

Guys, Lava is not crazy! Well, maybe she is, but the woman given that name on For the Love of Ray J 2 assures us that there is a difference between her and her VH1 persona. Also discussed in the interview below: onion breath, why her height made her incompatible with Ray, and her West Indian way of expressing herself in the club.

Read the rest of this entry »

You may have already watched this bonus scene for this week’s episode of For the Love of Ray J 2, but just in case you haven’t, you should as it was integral to the plot of the episode. In it, DJ Dre Sinatra notes that not only did he “smash” Luscious, but he did it about five times at Ray’s house (before the show taped, of course). How Ray missed that or the fact that someone who once visited his house is now competing for his love opens up a whole new world of mystery.

As far as we can tell, Luscious hasn’t addressed this claim directly (it seems to contradict her assertion that she merely “messed around” with Dre). One day soon we’ll ask her about it, but in the meantime she has been posting messages like the following on her Twitter:

As usual, what you take from the reality presented is up to you. He said/she said is the name of the game.

Related content
For the Love of Ray J 2 show page
For the Love of Ray J 2 videos and extras
RAYJ.com

Fashion Face-off is a new mobile/web show from VH1, in which two personal shoppers compete to dress a familiar face. Think Project Runway meets Supermarket Sweep. In this premiere episode, the shoppers are competing to dress none other than VH1 Tough Love’s Taylor Royce. You know when you combine fashion and a reality TV context, the claws come out and the episode above is plenty catty.

Read the rest of this entry »

If you need proof of how awesome this episode is, look no further than this screen shot:

Read the rest of this entry »