- New York offers power to the people, or so this set of blown-out photos would suggest.
- Get on your WWNYD bracelets – find out how much you and New York have in common via an online quiz that's full of probing questions like: "While you and your man are out on a date, some ho tries to press up on him. You..."
- Or just get your revisionism on by playing the I Love New York Matrix, where you get to divide the heartthrobs from the slobs.
- Where's The Surreal Life Fame Games' Brigitte Nielsen headed next? Her deathbed...on UK TV! [Vegas Pop]
- Meanwhile, CC Deville is looking for a band who'll have him. This begs the question: as fame becomes less of a commodity, are press releases becoming the new want-ads? [PRWeb]
- White Rapper's $hamrock hits back on the criticism white rappers face: "White kids who are involved in hip-hop aren't trying to be posers. We're not just following a trend - it's the same thing as kids who want to be in rock 'n' roll." [redandblack.com]
- Meanwhile, according to Sullee, "Everybody thinks that there can only be one, the white rapper instead of those white rappers." Well, because of the show, now people think there can be at least 10 white rappers, right? [The Boston Globe]
- The Serch begins again – White Rapper's host is preparing to release M.any Y.oung L.ives A.go: The 1994 Sessions, an album of unreleased material, some from 3rd Bass, in March. [AllHipHop.com]
- It's kind of hard to believe it now, but there was a time when Terry and Linda Hogan weren't married. Watch a recounting of Terry's proposal on VSPOT.
- Tom's rock talks: hit VSPOT to catch a behind-the-scenes Q&A with Tom Sizemore's assistant, Luree, for insight into Tom's personality and Shooting Sizemore.