Joe Budden seriously had to deny having sex with dogs.
Another old face from Love & Hip Hop: New York’s past has returned, and she still has a bone to pick Rich Dollaz. Plus, Tahiry has a serious medical scare, Yandy’s fight to change the prison system might be the reason her husband has not been released, and Remy Ma is facing more legal issues.
We got a break this week from the tired Chrissy, Yandy and Kimbella situation in exchange for the mess that is equally mind-numbing involving Cyn Santana and her exes, Joe Budden and Erica Mena. Of course, there was a sprinkle of other drama pertaining to newcomers Jennakse, PHresher, and his long-time girlfriend, Jen The Groupie […]
Last week, Love & Hip Hop: New York ended with Chrissy and Yandy looking to square off once again thanks to Kimbella snitching, and that is precisely where last night’s (Dec.30) episode picks up.
Joe Budden is a man who was once in love with two women until one finally jumped ship. The woman who left him was Tahiry Jose, the woman who stayed is Kaylin Garcia.
The third season of Love & Hip Hop New York is a wrap, but there is still foolishness to be documented. On Monday night (April 8), we witness the first reunion episode, and it was loaded with plenty of chirping birds and general tomfoolishness.
Consequence has become an interesting character on Love & Hip Hop New York. Judging by the clips before the start of this season, the Queens native was the last person we assumed would be such a huge embarrassment, but it’s been a beautiful surprise.
Mark this day as the day that Consequence lost himself. Not because he says a bunch of crazy stuff, but because there seems to be a lot of chaos in his life.
Reality TV is ordinarily a cesspool of tomfoolery that culminates during the show’s reunion episode. Such was the case at the taping of the Love & Hip Hop New York reunion show, where Consequence reportedly smacked Joe Budden before getting snuffed by Budden’s ex, Tahiry Jose. There’s been much hearsay about the altercation, but Jose called into The Breakfast Club to […]
On Hip-Hop Wired, we usually use our Wired 25 countdowns to show love to Hip-Hop culture. Today, however is Dominican Independence Day, so we’re going to do something different.
Joe Budden’s No Love Lost release is looking to do tepid, but not terrible, numbers in its first week. The Love & Hip Hop New York star’s latest release is expected to push between 25,000-30,000 units.
So last night’s episode of Love & Hip Hop New York started off kind of slow, but got very awkward by the show’s end. There are three words to blame (or congratulate?) for this surge in LHHNY searches: Jen the Pen.
