Sharrod Small explains why rich girls like Paris don’t work for anything, even between the sheets. Andrea Rosen recounts how the Minnesota Vikings booze cruise turned into an X-Rated Love Boat. And Jennie Slate cuts to the chase, describing Charlie Sheen’s penis. Evidently, after 5000 alleged lovers, it’s as beveled as a piece of sea glass. Who knew?

Our 40 Naughtiest Celebrity Scandals show premieres on April 9 at 9 pm ET.

Watch a sneak peek playlist of our comedians and pundits putting a spin on lots of the scandals we’re scrutinizing.

We adore our celebrities and crave the opportunity to pry into their private lives. But what we really love is when their private lives become public in the form of a naughty scandal!

On Vh1’s 40 Naughtiest Celebrity Scandals, premiering on Thursday, April 9, at 9 pm ET, we count down the most salacious, outrageous, juiciest, and embarrassing celebrity blow-ups that dominated the headlines and surprised us all. Whether it was George Michael’s infamous bathroom bust, Paris Hilton’s sex tape, President Clinton’s sexual relations with a certain “intern,” or Hugh Grant’s night with Divine Brown, we were all left with our jaws agape when we finally found out about the naughty sides of our favorite celebrities.

Our show revisits 40 of the most infamous scandals that had the world buzzing the morning after. What’s more, it includes new and exclusive interviews with gossip gurus and comedians to put some “real and entertaining spins” on the devilish deeds of our favorite stars. So turn off your hidden cameras, stop sending explicit text messages, and don’t drunk dial anyone…

We began our countdown of the 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s last night. Of course, when we make our mega list for one of our Greatest episodes, we start with more than 100 titles. And there are lots of people who love the songs that don’t make it to the final cut.  This time around some great music was pushed below the 100 mark. From Marshall Crenshaw to the Dream Academy to Al B. Sure, we thought we stack ‘em in a playlist and let it roll.  Young MC, too, as you can tell from the above clip of “Bust A Move.” Watch ‘em all and weigh in on what you think about the fact that they weren’t included in the final tally.

WATCH THE 30 VIDEOS THAT DIDN’T MAKE THE CUT FOR 100 GREATEST ONE HIT WONDERS OF THE 80s LIST

Vixen, The Church, Midnight Oil, Aldo Nova – they all found a spot on our list. We counted down the 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s, and these guys, plus acts such as Timbuk 3, The Georgia Satellites, and Paul Hardcastle, all made a dent. Check the list below to see where they ranked. Click the links to watch the videos. Head to The Greatest page for more playlists and show information.

Haven’t gotten your fill of 80s music yet? Here’s some more for you.

Watch an alphabetical list of the 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s

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THE COMPLETE LIST…

1    Dexys Midnight Runners: “Come on Eileen”

2    Flock of Seagulls: “I Ran (So Far Away)”

3    A-Ha: “Take On Me”

4    Tommy Tutone: “867-5309 / Jenny”

5    Soft Cell: “Tainted Love”

6    Toni Basil: “Mickey”

7    Modern English: “I Melt With You”

8    Bow Wow Wow: “I Want Candy”

9    Kajagoogoo: “Too Shy”

10    Frankie Goes to Hollywood: “Relax”

11    Gary Numan: “Cars”

12    Animotion: “Obsesssion”

13    Thomas Dolby: “She Blinded Me With Science”

14    Big Country: “In A Big Country”

15    Devo: “Whip It”

16    Nena: “99 Luft Balloons”

17    Men Without Hats: “The Safety Dance”

18    Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock: “It Takes Two”

19    Dead or Alive: “You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)”

20    Rockwell: “Somebody’s Watching Me”

21    Twisted Sister: “We’re Not Gonna Take It”

22    Michael Sembello: “Maniac”

23    Eddy Grant: “Electric Avenue”

24    Edie Brickell & New Bohemians: “What I Am”

25    Musical Youth: “Pass the Dutchie”

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Next week we’re counting down the 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s. That means Haircut 100, JJ Fad, Swing Out Sister, Taco, Yello, and The Outfield are about to enter your life. We’ll be showing clips from all the music videos, and of course we’ve got pop pundits and wiseacre comedians (as well as some of the era’s artists themselves) commenting on all the relevant subjects. Check the clip above to see how the advent of MTV drove lots action in One Hit Wonder land.

Hit the comments field with your choice of the songs that should make the top 10!

Watch 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s each night, starting Tuesday, March 31 - Friday April 3.

Watch our A-Z playlist of music videos from the 80s.

Next week, starting on Tuesday, March 31, we’re counting down the 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s. It doesn’t take long to generate contention with these kinds of shows. A few names pop up and opinions start to fly.

Today’s quandary is simple: Who would win in a fight, Don Johnson, Frank Stallone or Patrick Swayze? They each had a song that was hot for a minute, and none of them are considered recording artists. So…hand to hand combat - who walks away triumphant? Watch our pundits debate above, add your own comments below, and watch 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s from March, 31 - April 3 on VH1. Judah Friedlander, our well-known Best Week Ever wit and 30 Rock genius, hosts the series.

WATCH VIDEOS OF 30 SONGS THAT JUST MISSED THE CUT

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Watch 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs

Watch more One Hit Wonders music video playlists

Someone text der kommisar, and let Kajagoogoo know, too: for four nights starting next Tuesday, March 31, we’re counting down the 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the ’80s.

The choices were many. Leave a comment below if you fondly recall Martika’s “Toy Soldiers” or Oingo Boingo’s “Weird Science” (please don’t confuse it with Thomas Dolby’s “She Blinded Me With Science” which in turn shouldn’t be confused with Manfred Mann’s “Blinded By The Light”). And you can still vote on the final ranking. Get psyched for the show by watching a bunch of videos now.

What exactly is a One Hit Wonder? Check the clip above, where a mix of pundits and artists try to attach a definition to the term - is it an compliment or a dis?

Watch more sneak peek videos from 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s

Watch music videos of the 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs

Watch more One Hit Wonder music videos

They came, they conquered, and they vanished. That’s how it is in pop sometimes. But one hit wonders have nothing to be ashamed of - just registering a single smash is a sizable career accomplishment.

The ’80s seemed to be a big decade for the old OHW phenomenon. Hip-hop was coming into its, synth bands were charting and disappearing - the charts were always in flux. From March 31- April 3 we’re counting down the 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the ’80s, and you guys still have time to weigh in on how the ranking is going to look. Maybe you’re a fan of the Vapors. Maybe you adore Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock’s “It Takes Two.” Maybe you’ve never gotten over the narrative of ‘Til Tuesday’s “Voices Carry” (watch it above).

VOTE ON AND WATCH 80s ONE HIT WONDER VIDEOS