Pepa Gets on the Reality TV Show Bandwagon

Sandra "Pepa" Denton, of the female rap duo, Salt-N-Pepa, is the latest celebrity attempting to salvage her career with a reality TV show, "Let's Talk About Pep." Pep and her cast members, Kittie a.k.a. Kali Troy, Joumana Kidd and Jacque Reid dish out the details with radio host Angela Yee. Make no mistake about it -- the show is not another "Real Housewives of Atlanta;" in fact, they liken it to "Sex and the City" -- but I'm sure the general cattiness will be prevalent as well.

It premieres on Monday, Jan. 11 at 10:30 p.m. on VH1. Watch the trailer below:

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From the looks of it, this may actually be interesting. SMH at "Your toes taste like meatloaf." Really?

Lisa Raye Speaks On Rocsi's Affair with Her Ex-Husband, Michael Misick

"It's not the woman's fault. He put her in that position. This is where I've had to come to grips with her ... She's a kid to me. She's almost the age of my daughter. Is she a factor to me? Absolutely not."

Side note: Lisa Raye looks pretty good for having a 20-year-old daughter.

Lisa Raye Sheds Light on Her Divorce

Where have I been? Lisa Raye was a first lady of Turks and Caicos? And she's cool with Rev. Al Sharpton?

Diddy on "Last Train to Paris" Versus "808s & Heartbreak"

Angela Yee quizzes Diddy about the new direction he's taking on "Last Train to Paris." Given the comparisons between Diddy's yet-to-be-released album and Kanye West's "808s & Heartbreak," I wonder how it will stack up.

View other clips from Angela's Diddy interview at Team Yee TV.

Ghostface Talks about His First Time

Ghostface always is candid when talking about his sexual exploits. Haha.

View some more interviews with Ghost and Angela at Nah Right.

Teairra Mari Speaks on Trey Songz and Pleasure P

Teairra Mari stops by the Morning After with Angela Yee and talks about "R&B beef" between Pleasure P and Trey Songz. Why they're "beefing," I don't know.

Raekwon and Snoop Talk Homos in Hip-Hop

Raekwon the Chef and Snoop from "The Wire" stop by the Morning After with Angela Yee and speak on "Hiding in Hip-Hop," and the presence of closet homosexuals in Hollywood.