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Atlanta, Georgia – Reality television star Erica Mena will not be returning for the next season of VH1’s hit series, ‘Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,’ after an incident where she used a derogatory term, “monkey”, during a heated argument with her co-star Spice. The VH1 series, known for addressing tough topics within the community, made…
Watch latest video fromVH1’s Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood star and rising Detroit R&B singer LaBritney and post your thoughts on “Never Fold” in the comments below.
VH1 today announced today that Gabrielle Union will honor her mother at its annual “Dear Mama: A Love Letter to Moms” special. She joins previously announced participant Colin Kaepernick, as well as Emmy® and Golden Globe® nominee Anthony Anderson and VH1 fan favorite, actress, and New York Times best-selling author La La Anthony, who will…
VH1 and 345 Games announced the launch of “Love & Hip Hop: The Game,” a new mobile app based on cable’s #1 reality show and available worldwide today on IOS and Android. The “Love & Hip Hop” mobile app is an aspirational and fashion driven role playing game that allows users to create their own…
http://youtu.be/MeF7rPQijP0 Angie Stone thinks VH1 was flat out wrong for leaving “The Sequence” out of its ceremony celebrating women in hip-hop … saying her group helped pave the way for countless others.
Love or hate her, Foxy Brown is a hip hop legend. Fans were shocked that she along with arguably the best female hip hop artist of all-time Lauryn Hill were not included in VH1’s recent Hip Hop Honors. The Brooklyn-bred emcee took to Instagram to share her thoughts on the issue in response to public…
After being on the receiving end of several memes for forgetting Notorious BIG’s verse during VH1’s Hip Hop Honors, the questionably talented rapper Big Homie Quan has issued an apology. “I assure you that I never intended to disrespect the Memory of Biggie Smalls,” he said. “I have long respected his work and his contribution…
Angela ‘Big Ang’ Raiola died early Thursday morning. The star of Mob Wives on VH1 had been hospitalized for stage four lung and brain cancer. Her publicist, Vinnie Medugno took to Twitter to announce the star’s death. It is with sad regret that we inform you that at 3:01AM Angela Raiola peacefully ended her battle…