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February 24th, 2010 | 4:24 pm by VH1

This Is Totally The Raddest App Ever Invented

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Like most of VH1′s audience, you probably have a soft spot for the totally rad movies, music, TV and hairsytles of the ’80s. And now you can test your pop culture knowledge of the decade by downloading the I Love the 80s Trivia app for your iPhone or iPod touch. It’s free in the iTunes App store. Written by the experts of VH1′s series “I Love the 80s,” it features three types of questions: multiple choice, matching and timeline. After mastering the singleplayer game, you can challenge your friends to head-to-head trivia showdowns using Bluetooth and post your scores to Facebook.

February 23rd, 2010 | 2:36 pm by VH1

The Celebreality Interview – Let’s Talk About Pep‘s Kittie

The focus of Let’s Talk About Pep will always be Pep, of course. But much of the show’s best moments come via Pep’s longtime friend Kittie. Seven episodes in, and Kittie’s had her toes sucked by an entrepreneur with a strong foot fetish, she’s had her heart broken by a guy she first met online three years ago, and she’s kept her dates —and her friends’ dates—in check. Her fierce loyalty to her friends is completely real: Kittie says she’s known Pep so long — over 10 years — so she still prefers to call her Sandy.

Below Kittie talks about the show, her moving back to New York, and her philosophy on dating.

February 23rd, 2010 | 10:15 am by VH1

Let’s Talk About Pep Recap – Episode 7 – Let’s Back Up

When Kittie thinks you have gone too far, you have gone too far.

February 22nd, 2010 | 11:30 am by VH1

Tool Academy 3 Recap – Episode 2 – Low Fidelity

“This session has been unbelievable ghastly.” — Trina

Trina speaks truth.

February 21st, 2010 | 11:25 pm by VH1

Secrets Of Aspen – Episode 8 Aftershow

The debut season of Secrets of Aspen is over, though the ending is a bit confusing: Did Brooke really make up with Laura? Did Kat leave Aspen for L.A.? Why did Star look so surprised all the time? Get the answers to none of these questions in this finale aftershow. In fact, Aspen’s greatest mystery remains unsolved: That mole? Laura “never said it was real.” But she didn’t say it was fake either.

Check out the remaining segments of this week’s Secrets of Aspen Aftershow at its video page, and screen shots from this week’s episode below.

– Jessica Suarez

February 19th, 2010 | 12:37 pm by VH1

The Celebreality Interview – Trina Dolenz

Relationship therapist Trina Dolenz is the gentle and prim voice of reason on each chaotic season of Tool Academy. In previous semesters, she helped lead by example, playing the role of girlfriend, mother, and teacher in therapy sessions so that the male Tools could learn how to treat the women in their lives. Now she’s playing even more roles–boyfriend and referee–as she guides Tool Academy‘s first coed, and most volatile cast toward healthier relationships. Below she discusses working with the Toolettes, Angelo’s nonstop crying, and how the therapy sessions affect her.

February 15th, 2010 | 10:38 pm by VH1

Let’s Talk About Pep Recap – Episode 6 – It’s Going Down

So this four-year-celibacy thing is starting to get to Pep.

February 14th, 2010 | 10:25 pm by VH1

Tool Academy 3 Recap – Episode 1 – Game Done Changed

What show could turn a man from this…

…to this…

…in less than two minutes?

Welcome to Tool Academy 3, where Tools are reformed, manhoods are threatened, and dudes are really, really surprised.
Read more…

February 11th, 2010 | 5:53 pm by VH1

The Celebreality Interview – Jordan Murphy

This season’s Tool Academy (premiering Sunday, Feb. 14 at 9/8c) class has gone coed with the introduction of both a straight couple whose female half is an unapologetic cheater, and a lesbian couple on the brink of self-destruction. The lady tools–or “toolettes”–are this season’s biggest change for sure, but the Season 3 cast surprised host Jordan Murphy and Trina Dolenz in ways beyond that. Below is an interview with host Jordan Murphy, who discusses earning cast members’ respect, the glorification of tool behavior, and how the show kicks its tools in the metaphorical “va-jay-jay.”