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Remy Ma finally got the wedding of her dreams! MStars News has learned that the former prisoner tied the knot again to Papoose in Connecticut. Read More »
Well, Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood sneak peek suggests that Hazel Edid not leave the VH1 series on her own, in fact sources say that she was pushed out after she demanded to get producer credits. Read More »
Rapper Bow Wow says that he created wife, Erica Mena's success and cleaned her image Mona Scott-Young and Rich Dollaz created during her run on Love and Hip Hop: New York. Read More »
Love and Hip Hop: New York reality star, Yandy Smith addresses Erica Mena's comments about favoritism on the show. The VH1 star told Hot 97's Ebro in the Morning that she is in the same boat as the rest other cast mates and it's all about how you portray yourself not editing. Read More »
Former Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta reality star K. Michelle has won against her ex-boyfriend's Memphitz $65 million defamation and damages lawsuit and the former producer insinuates that someone was paid under the table after the ruling. Read More »
Love and Hip Hop: New York reality star Erica Mena appeared off-set for the reunion and slammed her ex-girlfriend, Cyn Santana for allegedly playing the innocent role on the show. Read More »
Former Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta reality stars Benzino and Althea Heart announced their pregnancy via Twitter. The aspiring singer surprised her husband with an Instagram post writing, "Babe... I'm pregnant." Read More »
MStars News has learned that Love & Hip Hop New York star, Erica Mena decided to be a "no show" during the VH1 hit reality show's reunion taping. Read More »
After learning that "Love & Hip Hop New York" star Yandy Smith was expecting her second child with fiance and co-star Mendecees Harris, "MStars News" has also learned what the expecting mom may name her daughter. According to Madame Noire, Yandy is in love with her last name, and it just may be the name of her little girl. "I love the name 'Smith,'" Yandy stated, "which is my last name, but he is very big on names that have meaning. His whole family has African names that have meaning — ask me if he's African, and I'll tell you no. But he wants our daughter to have a name with meaning, so we'll see what happens. I don't know if I'm going to win the Smith battle, but all my children will be named Harris, so I just wanted to have my legacy live." In the first episode of the new season, Yandy's fiance Mendecees wanted to go on and get married Vegas-style after getting out of jail, but Yandy obviously wants a grand event, and it seems that no date has been set in stone. Read More »
If Mona Scott-Young was trying to piss people off, especially HBCU sororities and college students, she may have been successful. "MStars" News previously reported that the creator of "Love & Hip Hop" was allegedly degrading the true meaning of "sisterhood" with her new show that aired on VH1: "Sorority Sisters." We learned that a petition was created to ban the show after outraged sororities and fraternities produced almost 50,000 signatures before the show aired. The drama was heated Monday night, Dec. 15, in the first episode. It proved that the reality show was another display of catfights, cliques, breakups and makeups — or, in the words of TV One host Roland Martin, "Hood Rats Gone Wild." Read More »
If there's one person who's fired up about Mona Scott-Young's new show "Sorority Sisters," it's TV host Roland Martin. On Monday night, Dec. 15, thousands of viewers watched the new reality show and woke up outraged by tweeting there disgust for the dramatic show. Martin, wasn't alone in feeling like the show was a false representation of Greek life, the HBCU and African-American culture. "MStars News" previously reported that a petition was signed to try to ban the show before it aired, but now viewers of the show will have to do most of the talking and try not to watch the next episode if they want to see change. Martin, a member of the fraternity Alpha Phi Alpha, had a lot to say about Monday night's show. Check out his tweets. Instead of the show being called "Sorority Sisters," Martin thinks it should be called "Hood Rats Gone Wild." Read More »
Is Mona Scott-Young taking reality TV too far? The Love & Hip Hop franchise creator is back again and this time exposing the life of black sorority life. Read More »
A couple weeks ago, "MStars News" learned that Yung Berg was being fired from the hit VH1 show "Love & Hip Hop Hollywood" after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend Masika Kalysha. Now the reality show's executive producer, Mona Scott-Young, has revealed that she was sad and upset about letting Berg go. "MStars News" previously revealed that Berg was let go in a VH1 statement that read: "Based on the severity of the allegations against Yung Berg, VH1 is terminating its relationship with him in connection with "Love & Hip Hop Hollywood," effective immediately." After finally letting violent cast members go, including Benzino from "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta," Mona Scott-Young says the network and production team's decision to let Berg go was a bit sad. "Listen, like I said, I know that emotions get the best of them. I was not there so I can't speak to exactly what led to that. I know that he does feel badly that it did happen," Mona said in an interview with Vlad TV. "Unfortunately, the network decided that was an absolute position that they had to take," she continued. "Berg is such a talented artist and I wish him all the best. I hope that the time that he spent on the franchise he's managed to leverage it and that it serves him. He was great. I will miss him ... I loved his personality. I loved his sense of humor. I think he was a great addition to the show." Read More »
