Jim Jones and Juelz Santana's ladies may have beef with each other but the relationship between Jim and Juelz is all good.

Speaking on the altercation that took place on VH1 reality show Love & Hip-Hop between Jones and Santana's girlfriends Jim spoke with TMZ saying "I wish that it wouldn't have happened … but things happen.”

“I spoke to my brother about it, we cool… shout to my lady Chrissy. It's all good.”

Watch here to listen to what Jones had to say:

A clip of the brawl between Chrissy Lampkin and Kimbella Vanderhee which aired last week on VH1 is posted below.

Continuing to stay in the headlines for reasons that don't lead to jail time, DMX and his wife Tashera Simmons recently announced that they will star on VH1's reality series Relationship Rehab.

Relationship Rehab is a spin-off of the popular VH1 show, Celebrity Rehab and is scheduled to begin taping next month.

Earl and Tashera have been wed for 20 years and have four children together.

The two have been separated since July of last year, according to TMZ but plan to mend their relationship on the show.

Keeping busy, the dog is already working on another reality show that centers around his TEN kids and interactions with all of their mothers.

‘Love & Hip Hop' Season 2 Promo Pics

VH1's Love and Hip Hop returns to television when season 2 debuts November 14 and the network has released promo pics of the cast.

This year's cast features Chrissy Lampkin, (the girlfriend of rapper Jim Jones), Somaya Reece (an upcoming rapper), Emily Bustamante (Fabolous' baby mama) singer Olivia, and the new chick, Kimbella Vanderhee (Juelz Santana baby mama) and Yandy Smith (Jim Jones ex-manager).

Check out the lovely ladies of Love & Hip-Hop below.

Check out individual pics of the ladies below:

VH1 got love for their Planet Rock: The Story of Hip Hop and the Crack Generation, so the network is doing another documentary exploring the rap world's reaction to the riots in L.A. in 1992.

Uprising: Hip Hop and the L.A. Riots producers, police officers and victims.

Rodney King, Arsenio Hall and John Singleton will also be a part of the documentary.

10 TV Series Hip-Hop Fans Should Watch This Fall

Now that summer is over and fall temperatures are making it harder and harder to leave the comforts of our homes in the evening, this is the time of year that good prime time television shows are starting to become a must-know in households across America.

While television networks rarely, if ever, appeal to Hip-Hop heads, there are a few shows that might peak your interest in between raking up autumn leaves.

Here's a list of TV series that you might want to check out while you're being a couch potato this fall.

The model/singer was interviewed by VIBE Vixen and dished on the new episodes set to hit television screens in November.

In addition to speaking on the new season, Reece also offered some advice to the newest castmate Kimbella, the girlfriend of Julez Santana.

Speaking on the model who's rumored to have drama with Emily B over rapper Fabolous she says,

"It's funny because so many people have asked me, ‘How does it feel to not be the villain?' [Laughs] I will say no matter who decides to come to our show, be yourself. Don't try to be a whore or act like you're going to bust a cap in somebody. Don't turn into somebody else because you're on television. If you're going to come on this show with a bunch of strong women, you better know to just be yourself. Especially for [Kimbella], if you're coming into a situation where you don't know anyone, be honest because neither of us on the show likes dishonesty. It's really important to remain honest and true to yourself."

The songstress and arch nemesis of singer Olivia also made sure to mention that she's happy to be back for a second season to redeem herself.

According to Reece, the first season felt like a personal attack against her.

"It feels good [to return"], because the first season, it seemed like it was an attack against [me]. It was supposed to be more about my music, but it ended up showing more of my personal side as far as me moving to New York from L.A. I chose to live the way I did in New York. I have a home in Los Angeles, and I'm well of it L.A. They thought it was funny. It was challenging, but I'm up for the challenge. I always tried to reach out to the girls, because they didn't understand me or my story. I was doing a lot of things during season 1, but they didn't show it. They didn't show my Lionsgate film, my tequila [brand] and clothing line. Hopefully, they'll show it this time around."

Check out more photos of the 'old villain Somaya Reece and this season's rumored 'new villain Kimbella.

VH1 is being sued by a professional photographer for using his pictures in a N.W.A. documentary without permission.

The lawsuit filed by photographer Howard Rosenberg cites VH1, Viacom and Viacom International, as well as Creature Films for copyright infringement in the 2008 VH1 documentary "N.W.A.: The World's Most Dangerous Group."

Courthouse News reports:

Rosenberg says he took pictures of the Los Angeles-based N.W.A., short for Niggaz With Attitude, just after the group released its 1988 album "Straight Outta Compton," which is credited with introducing gangsta rap into mainstream music.

In July 2008, VH1 and Creature Films contacted Rosenberg regarding the use of his pictures in a documentary that would air in October, "N.W.A.: The World's Most Dangerous Group."

Rosenberg claims he told VH1 and Creature Films all licensing for pictures must be done through him, as he holds the copyrights to the pictures and most of them are stored in his personal archives.

Reports also state that Rosenberg could not come to an agreement for the use of the photos. He was asking $450 per image, but was offered $200 per.

The documentary contained at least 27 of Rosenberg's photos.

Rosenberg claims the photos were used in promotional articles, magazines and promotional trailers, along with VH1's Facebook and Myspace pages.

Rosenberg is suing for maximum statutory damages, recovery for actual damages and any profits the defendants gained from his photos.

Celebrity stylist June Ambrose is more than just a stylist, and VH1 is giving her the opportunity to showcase her life on camera while they branch out into a reality show involving the fashion world.

June has dressed everyone from Jay-Z, Diddy and Alicia Keys, to The Dave Matthews Band and Kelly Ripa.

The June Ambrose Project, will be a half-hour, docu-series that will follow June and her team taking on some established and rising actors and musicians who want new looks and brands.

Each episode will focus on the makeover as well as June's family life and balancing everything that comes her way.
"We at VH1 are so thrilled to dive into the fashion world with none other than the industry's top styling icon, June Ambrose," said Jeff Olde, EVP, Original Programming and Production VH1.

"June is a true original and a creative force of nature who will offer our viewers an exclusive peek behind the curtain into her world of celeb fashion and branding."

Last night VH1 premiered the documentary Planet Rock: The Story Of Hip Hop and The Crack Generation.

The VH1 Rock Doc, narrated by Ice-T, took a look at crack cocaine and its influence on pop culture and Hip-Hop in America.

The show was executive produced and featured interviews by rappers Ice-T., Snoop Dogg, RZA, Raekwon, Too Short and others.

If anyone missed it, the full video of the show is posted below. Thanks to Mrworldpremiere.net.

Click "more" to view Part II of the documentary on the next page or scroll down below.

This Sunday VH1 will air Planet Rock, a documentary executive produced by rappers Ice-T. Snoop Dogg, RZA, Raekwon, Too Short and others, which relates the story between the crack generation and Hip-Hop.

The show is based on first-person accounts of many dealers-turned-rappers and also focuses on how crack changed America culturally, socially and politically.

The show also throws Rick Ross under the bus for jacking Freeway Ricky Ross' name, but we'll save that part for Sunday.

A preview of the show is posted below and tune in to VH1 this Sunday night, September 18th, on VH1 at 10 pm.