Monday, April 27, 2009

I Love Money 2 is still going strong....

I Love Money 2 is still on, after about two months of episodes, and there are five contestants left. It's amazing to see how the clicks have dwindled and alliances have dispersed. Some people who once turned on many are turning to them for help. It's just amazing what having the opportunity to win money would do to people. One particular event that sticks to me head is that one girl went into elimination for her friend, thinking that she would be saved, but in the end, she went home. She was very upset, because she felt that she had sacrificed herself for her friend, but in the end, her friend only cared about herself. This makes me think and realize that you really don't have friends. It's hard to trust people, and you should look out for yourself.

Girls are so FAKE..

Would you date your friend's ex boyfriend? Would you even look at him? I know I wouldn't, but there are people in this world that have no morals. MTV's reality show the Hills has a prime example of this situation. Lauren was dating a guy named Brodie, and when she broke up with him her friend Aundrea didn't hesitate to hook up with him. But the weird thing about it was the fact that Aundrea didn't have any remorse for her actions. She was willing to sacrifice a three years friendship for a a three minute fling. This really makes me wonder if any of my friends think like her, and if so I need to cut them out of my life. What do you think?

Taking the Stage takes the Cafeteria room....

The kids from taking the stage love to have fun. One episode was really funny to me. Tyler began to make fun of the way Jasmine does ballet and the way Milik dances. This turned into a dance battle in the lunch room. This is very interesting because it showed that these kids really do breed and live dancing. Normally kids would just pick and taunt each other, which would probably end in a fight, but these kids just had a dance off to see who would win. Maybe we all should take this approach. It would make the world more peaceful.

Mia Blows.....



One of the girls from Taking the Stage is really talented. She writes songs, plays the guitar, and sings. She is truly an universal artist, who is going somewhere in the music industry. She wins all the talent shows at here school and has gotten exposure from many artists including Nick Lachey. Here is her singing an original song of hers.

Taking the Stage...

The hit reality show on MTV, Taking the Stage is about a group of talented high school students who are all trying to pursue their dream. Some are singers and some are dancers. They are really talented. Here is a clip of one of their performances.

Wife Swap.....

Would you switch places with another family to take care of their households. Or would you allow your wife to do so? On the reality show Wife Swap wives are switching with other wives in attempt to learn more about families, and in the end they end up appreciating their own families more. I think that it is a wonderful experience and many wives should take advantage of the opportunity.

D. Woods...is starting a new chapter in her life



Well I'm sure you remember my article on Danity Kane breaking up. So people have been wondering what the girls are up to now. Well D. Woods is working on her solo album, and this is one of her songs. Many people feel that the girls would never make it in the music industry as solo artists. What do you think? I agree, I feel that they aren't strong enough to compete with people like Beyonce, and that they should reunite and become a group again. But I guess they will have to live and learn.

Violence is not the solution....



Two girls from college use violence to solve an issue, when in the end, one was sent home and nothing was solved. Would you hit someone because they didn't like you? Is that ethical? Fighting never solves anything, it just creates bigger problems. Let's stop the violence in our communities.

Kyle goes madddddd.........

BET's hit reality show College Hill is heating up as the season goes on. One of the roommates named Kyle, who is also a homosexual, gets a kick out of picking on people. He parades around the house picking with any and every one. It seems to make him feel better about himself. Personally I feel that he has low self esteem, and he puts others down to make him feel better about himself. This is the case in many situations. Now I can see why many kids in high would pick on people for no reason; they had low self esteem. This is not a good thing, and we as a community need to reach out to these people and help them, so they can stop hurting other people.

The rock of love bus tour has officially ended....

Brett Micheal's has finally found love for the third time. He has had three shows in attempt to find love, but the first two didn't work out; those relationships didn't even last a month each. They say the third time is a charm. He chose a woman named Tanya. She was a penthouse pet, a singer, and a model. She was very well rounded; however everyone thought Brett made the wrong decision. Well I agree with them. I think that she has different motives, other than to actually love him. But I guess our opinions don;t really matter, as long as he is happy.

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Lie Detector tells it all



One of the girls from For the Love of Ray J is put through a lie detector test, and gets exposed.

Ray J has Finally Found LOVE

For the Love of Ray J is finally over. The last episode aired last week. There were two very different women in the final, Cocktail and Unique. When Ray J asked his mother which women he should choose, she said neither one. So he was very confused. In the end, he ended up choosing Cocktail. He felt that by choosing her, he could be himself, whereas with Unique he was constantly recreating himself. This raises a great about about love and relationship, that you should always be with the one who accepts you for you. If someone wants you to change your image or style, they are not into you. So I was happy that he chose Cocktail, and I wish them the best of luck.

ray-j-and-cocktail-photos

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

A Time-Out

Can a grown man still take a time out? This is a silly question but it has true meaning. The music group Day 26 has really been going through a lot. There have been arguments, fights, and disagreements. However, all the fights and disputes were between Que and all the other members, meaning Que is the prime person who starts all the fights. So Diddy decided to send the group on a cruise to the Bahamas, he told Que he had to take a time out, and that he could not go. Diddy felt that he needed to show Que what it felt like to not be apart of the group, hoping that he would realize how much his meant to him. So by the end of the trip, Que regreted starting fights with his group and promised that he would do right by them. So to conclude this, I think time outs are for anyone, and they still work.
Willie Taylor, Robert Curry, Mike McCLuney, Brian Andrews, and Qwanel Mosley of  the group Day 26 from "Making The Band" visit MTV's TRL at MTV Studios on March 18, 2008 in New York City.

Finally a Decision was Made

For five weeks members of Danity Kane, Dawn and Aundrea have been waiting for the decision pertaining to their destiny. If you do not remember, these girls are the remaining members of Danity Kane after the group broke up last year. Diddy has used these weeks to analyze the situation and has concluded that he would let all the women out of their contacts except Dawn. This upset Dawn because she felt all alone, not knowing what was coming next. There is no clue if Diddy will set out to built a new group, or if he's gonna turn her solo, or if he's gonna eventually forget about her.

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Bullying NEEDS TO STOP



Bad Girl's season 3 was crazy. One girl named Kasey thought she could bully everyone in the house, until one day she got what she deserved.

"Bad Girls Club"



Women tend to truly make a fool out of themselves on TV. Here is a clip of two females from Bad Girls season 2, fighting over juice.

"From G's to Gents"

MTV's reality show "From G's to Gents" has truly been an interesting show. The show is about 13 men who grew up in the hood; many of them sold drugs, have been in prison, or have been shot at some period in their lives. The show is structured to transform them into gentlemen; where the one who makes the biggest transformation will win $100,000. Many of them are truly striving to change, but the path seems very hard. Do you think these types of reality shows are beneficial to its participates? Personally, I feel that it is. It gives men the opportunity to escape from their violent communities and find what the better things in life are.

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

"Exposed"

This week on For The Love of Ray J, one of the girls was caught in her own lies. Caviar, the Russian woman was sent home because she wasn't there for love, she was there solely for exposure. This brings back the question of what extremes will women go to just to get their name out there. Caviar was a prime example of this. She was caught calling her manager/photographer numerous times from the house phone. Ray J checked the phone records and realized that the guy she was calling was one of his friends, who in return told him that Caviar was there for exposure. Ray J was really upset because she was playing with his emotions. This also raises the question on whether this show is real; based off of his emotions, it seemed real to me.

"I Love Money Causes serious drama"

The reality show I Love Money 2 is getting down to the final few contestants. In saying this, people are starting to turn on each other to win the money. Friends are becoming enemies and relationships are being broken. One particular alliance between Frank and Saphyri has went down in flames. They turned on each other and Frank ended up going home. This raises the concern of human interaction. People lose their morals when it comes to money. People are willing to lose friends over money, when at the end of it all, the money will run out, but a friends will always be there. Would you turn on your friend for money? I would not. You could be rich, miserable and lonely; or broke, happy, and accompanied.

" In and out"

BET's College Hill is back. College Hill is a show about eight different college students living together under one roof and the trials and tribulations they endure. There was a fight in the house the second night between two girls, Terri and Milan. Terri was sent home after the fight, but she did not throw the first punch. This brings up a question; do you think that the person who hits first is in the wrong, or the person who starts the drama. In this situation, Terri was sent home because she provoked Milan with her threats and actions, which triggered Milan to hit her first. I agree that whoever starts the drama, regardless of if it is with words or actions, should be the one who is at fault.