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Fans have enjoyed the music and followed the lives of hip-hop royalty such as Pepa of Salt-n-Pepa, Rev Run, Master P, Damon Dash, and more. Now fans have the chance to see the lives of the children of these stars. From making it in fashion to finding love, or overcoming struggles of growing up in the public view, they are making their dreams come true.

This We TV reality TV series has grown in popularity over the seasons. With the recent conclusion of “Growing Up Hip Hop” season six, fans are eager to catch up with their favorite stars. Whether you are new to the show or need to catch up on season six, here is where you can binge all the drama and excitement of “Growing Up Hip Hop” (Guhh).

Where Can You Watch “Growing Up Hip Hop?”

Fans can catch reruns of “Growing Up Hip Hop” on We TV.

Aubrey Plaza knows what it's like to have a stalker.

Et's Katie Krause spoke with the 33-year-old actress and her co-star, Elizabeth Olsen, at the Ingrid Goes West press junket held at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows in Santa Monica, California, on Thursday, where they spoke about having online stalkers and filming together.

Related: Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olsen Purposely Wear Matching Dresses to 'Ingrid Goes West' Premiere

In Ingrid Goes West, Plaza plays a crazed social media stalker who moves to Los Angeles to befriend her Instagram obsession Taylor Sloane (Olsen).

"I had kind of an online Twitter stalker, kind of, person that was around," Plaza told Et. "This was a couple years ago and then I was shooting a movie in Seattle and we found out that that person had applied to be an extra."

"Did you get a restraining order?" Olsen asked. "I don't remember," Plaza replied...

Blac Chyna just turned 29 on Thursday. But on Friday, the reality star traded in her birthday celebrations for wedding celebrations — partying the night away in Vegas at her “brother” Kim and “sissy” Kendra’s nuptials.

Dressed in a very low-cut long, strapless black gown with a deep sweetheart neckline and matching choker, Chyna looked to be having the time of her life as she posed for photos with the bride and groom — sharing a handful of shots of her look to Instagram and documenting the night extensively on Snapchat.

She accessorized her look with striking makeup, and wore her long...

The X Factor kicked off Boot Camp with the dreaded group challenge tonight, and it's fair to say that some groups were better than others. Much, much better. If you want a recap, you're in luck: here are all the videos you need from tonight, ranked from worst to best:

10.

Who? Kiera Weathers, Castellio, Kelly-Mai Webb, Lochei, Decibellas

Who got through? Everyone except Castellio

Group vibe: What happens when two people who are just at a gig for their girlfriends are dragged on stage and have to try to perform with the professionals.

9.

Who? Ryan Ruckledge, Katie Coleman, Samantha Atkinson, Silver Tone, Alex Wallhead

Who got through? Everyone except Ryan Ruckledge

Group vibe: Four people just trying to get on with their lives while someone drunkenly slut drops around them, basically.

8.

Who? Monica Michael, Papasidero, Batz In Da Belfry, Sophie Plumb, Princess Diamond

Who got through? Monica Michael, Papasidero, Sophie Plumb

Group vibe: ... Hostile.

The X Factor auditions are finally over and tonight we're through to Boot Camp, the source of some of X Factor's all-time best moments (Zayn Malik throwing a strop and refusing to dance, anyone?) It certainly looks as though we're in for our fair share of drama tonight.

Grab a cup of tea (or a bottle of wine, a beer and a few double voddies if you feel like emulating some of the more dramatic contestants), read up on some backstage gossip and secrets from filming and join us live from 7pm as we bring you all the action as it happens.

20:59And so that's the episode over! There were ups, there were downs, there were tantrums, there were a Lot of missed lyrics. Judging from next week's preview it looks like we are set for even more drama - join us from Sunday, September 27 at 7pm and we'll be liveblogging it all!

The auditions are done, gone, over. Now, it's time for X Factor to get on with Boot Camp, kicking off tonight at a fancy country house for the dreaded group stage.

Yep, the acts have to team up with singers from other categories and perform together. Arguments are not just likely - they're guaranteed! But what are the groups, and what's everyone singing?

1.

Acts: Ryan Ruckledge (23), Katie Coleman (21), Samantha Atkinson (31), Silver Tone (22-32), Alex Wallhead (21)

Song: 'Anything Could Happen' - Ellie Goulding

2.

Acts: Jennifer Phillips (34), Bekln (22-31), Stephanie Beeby (17), Israel Allen (24), Bupsi (37)

Song: 'Proud Mary' - Tina Turner

3.

Acts: Lauren Murray (25), Jade McGuire (30), Tribe, Nathanael Landskroner (16), Jojo Desmond (35)

Song: 'Man In The Mirror' - Michael Jackson

4.

Acts: Red Nile (18-22), Danny Sharples (26), Anton Stephans (45), Gifty Louise (19), Mason Noise (21)

Song: 'All About That Bass' - Meghan Trainor

5.

Acts: Monica Michael (25), Papasidero (24), Batz in Da Belfry (28-29), Sophie Plumb (22), Princess...

Sorry for the delay, Dance Moms nation. Rough week. But since this is the mid-season finale, I could hardly let it go unnoticed, now could I? Sure I could. But I didn’t. Because I like you. We’re back at Starbound, where we seem to be pretending that we didn’t end at Nia’s video premiere last week. I thought we’d dropped by Starbound already, but there is Cathy with her megaphone pondering Abby’s absence and only Melissa, Jess, Nia, Holly and Jo Jo seem to be representing Aldc. Holly says something must be up. Melissa says, the others are just still at … Continue reading →

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Lots of festivals are happening around the Austin/Central Texas area over the next week. The 18th annual Cine Las Americas fest got underway last night and will continue through Sunday. Featured films, in categories that include narrative and documentary feature and short films, screen at Marchesa Hall, The Mexican American Cultural Center and at Jones Auditorium on the campus of St. Edward's University. All selected titles either contain English subtitles or screen in English. The festival focuses on work from the Us, Canada, Latin America, and the Iberian Peninsula.

The 8th annual Off-Centered Film Festival also kicked off last night. The partnership between Dogfish Head Craft Brewery and Alamo Drafthouse has a theme of "yacht rockin'" this year and they're raising money for The National Wildlife Federation. In addition to the yearly short film competition, they'll be showing the Marx Brothers classic Monkey Business, Joon-ho Bong's The Host...

So we’re back in L.A. Dance Moms nation. Who else got a nice chuckle out of Jill’s “I kind of feel like we never left” remark? Given the amount of recycled footage you guys have pointed out — I really need to learn to pay attention better — who knows if we actually did. But anyway, Jo Jo says L.A. is the best! Melissa says Mack went with Abby to look for studios the other day and it was so much fun! Oh. Uh. Anyhow. The moms just hope the memories from this go-round are much more pleasant than those … Continue reading →

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Brothers Cedric (left) and Joel (right) Hailey -- better known as K-Ci & JoJo -- burst on the music scene with their number one hit All My Life from their super smooth 1997 album "Love Always." Guess what they look like now! Read more...

Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Dance Moms nation. If you’re not out there getting your corned beef and cabbage on, grab a green beer and let’s talk about what happened tonight. We start in the Dancers’ Den where everyone is pretty cheery about beating the Candy Apples and what it might mean for pyramid. Ok, almost everyone. Let’s get her mind off her troubles and ask Jo Jo what she thought of Cathy, which should be entertaining. Jo Jo was expecting a little crazy, but she got This crazy instead. Huh. It doesn’t appear to be the answer Melissa was expecting. Or maybe … Continue reading →

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Last week, Sony announced a new subscription program for PlayStation Now, and while it is a step in the right direction, the service is still missing a lot of the classics that would make such a service desirable - especially on PS4. Since RPGs are my preferred genre, as well as the fact that outside of Nintendo most RPGs call PlayStation their home anyway, here are the 5 RPGs the service needs in order to bring me (and hopefully many others) on board. 

Final Fantasy Tactics

The game is a classic, and at this point it's been ported to almost every Sony system imaginable, but that doesn't necessarily matter. If you're going to have a service like this, Tactics deserves to be there. The gameplay and Job system still hold up, and the graphics are still charming despite their age. I would include the redone PSP version's cinematics to boot.

Suikoden...

Almost everyone has a cereal that directly ties to their youth, whether that be Trix, Cookie Crisps, Oat Bran (yeah, there was always that one family), etc. For me its Fruity Pebbles, which will always be tied to late night run throughs of Breath of Fire III, accompanied by the lovely sounds of K-Ci & JoJo's "All My Life."

Yeah, not sure where to go from there, so let's move on.

My early developing psychosis aside, Fruity Pebbles will always stir up fond memories, but can you imagine if Marvel Studios had been around back then? Marvel is not shy about putting their heroes on anything and everything, and cereal would be a no brainier. Turns out Crystal Fontan (Bamboota on Etsy) saw the same possibilities and created this adorable set of Marvel Super Hero themed cereal box art, which has been since turned into Tshirts. While you might have...

It's been more than a decade since the 1990s ended, yet the Internet can't seem to go a day without a reminder of the neon slap bracelets that may have been banned from your school.

Yes, we get it. Times are tough and there's comfort in reflection, but enough is enough.

Below, a final goodbye to the 90s to end the nostalgia once and for all. (We're not kidding. There are 1990 items below.)

1. Scrunchies

2. "The Wild Thornberries"

3. Dawson and Joey

4. "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"

5. Mr. Feeny

7. MTV playing music videos

8. Snick

9. The premiere of "Freaks and Geeks"

10. Levar Burton

11. "Daria"

12. "Arthur"

13. "The Powerpuff Girls"

14. "Smart Guy"

15. Comedy Central globe logo with buildings

16. "The X-Files"

17. Rosie O'Donnell

18. Bill Nye

19. "Dawson's Creek"

20. The Mighty Ducks"

21. "Are You Afraid of the Dark"

22. Cornholio

23. Rachel Green

24. Tim Allen

25. "All That"

26. "Beverly Hills 90210"

27. "Step by Step"

28. "The Ren & Stimpy Show"

29. "The Famous Jett Jackson"

30. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer...

The '90s are back, as R&B duo K-Ci & JoJo have debuted a new song.

Born Cedric and Joel Hailey, K-Ci & JoJo are following other '90s favorites including Fall Out Boy and My Bloody Valentine by releasing a new album this year. The duo, who became famous on hits like "All My Life" and "Crazy," released a new song this week.

Called "Knock It Off," the song is expected to be featured on the K-Ci & JoJo's upcoming studio album. The new track is classic K-Ci & JoJo: The brothers croon about their love over a slow beat, singing, "I'm loving your everything / I'll do anything to make you feel good." Take a listen to "Knock It Off" above.

K-Ci & JoJo saw success in the early '90s, with their first studio album, "Love Always," hitting No. 6 on the Billboard 200. The duo released their last album, "Love," in...

With just one more week before the live playoffs in Season 4 of "The Voice," it's time for the knockout rounds, wherein coaches Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Shakira and Usher once again force one of their artists to compete another, deciding who stays and who goes. Who will make it to the live shows? Only time will tell.

First Knockout: Team Adam - Amber Carrington vs. Midas Whale

Songs: "I'm With You" - Avril Lavigne (Amber); "Higher Ground" - Stevie Wonder (Midas Whale)

Performances: Amber sounds incredible on Avril's overused and, at times, tepid track. It's nice to hear her step outside of the country zone we've heard her in thus far. I hadn't been too fond of Midas Whale prior to this, finding them to play more the role of backup artists in their battle rounds. It was nice to have them put down the guitars and put on a show.

Sinitta is looking for ''macho men'' to perform alongside her at the Pwl Hit Factory Live concert. The 'Macho Man' singer is performing at the show in London's Hyde Park on July 11 and she wants some hunky males to join her on stage. She is holding open auditions on Monday (02.07.12) at 1pm at London's Madame JoJo's, where she will pick 15 hopefuls. Sinitta - who has previously helped Simon Cowell pick his acts for 'The X Factor' - will then coach and mentor the volunteer performers for 10 days before the performance. Hopefuls must have ''rhythm, dance ability and plenty of talent!''...

Sinitta is looking for ''macho men'' to perform alongside her at the Pwl Hit Factory Live concert. The 'Macho Man' singer is performing at the show in London's Hyde Park on July 11 and she wants some hunky males to join her on stage. She is holding open auditions on Monday (02.07.12) at 1pm at London's Madame JoJo's, where she will pick 15 hopefuls. Sinitta - who has previously helped Simon Cowell pick his acts for 'The X Factor' - will then coach and mentor the volunteer performers for 10 days before the performance. Hopefuls must have ''rhythm, dance ability and plenty of talent!''...

Blue-Eyed Soul Singers We LoveBecause Music Has No Color...Music is the universal language of love, this we know, and artists like Adele remind us that music has no color. As we celebrate Black Music Month, we can't forget the White singers who have moved us over the years. From Adele and Teena Marie to Justin Timberlake and Robin Thicke, here are the best blue-eyed soul singers we've ever heard.Teena MarieThe music industry held its heart and wept on December 26, 2010 when it learned that Teena Marie had passed away at age 54. The former protégé of Rick James has given us such timeless hits as "Square Biz" and "Ooh La La La." She will be dearly missed.Robin ThickeWe call Robin Thicke our honorary brother because we can't help but want to claim that smooth, sweet vibrato for ourselves. Plus the "Lost Without You" and "Sex Therapy" singer appreciates our...

R&B superstar Mary J. Blige celebrates a milestone age on Tuesday, January 11 as she turns 40 years old. The Yonkers, New York native has been a permanent fixture in the spotlight since landing her first record deal at the tender age of 17.

She has since achieved worldwide success with her blend of hip-hop and soul and has sold over 50 million albums to date. To wish Mary a very Happy Birthday, WENN has bowed down and compiled 10 fascinating facts about the 'The Queen of Hip-hop Soul':

Her father, Thomas, a jazz musician, taught her how to hit the high notes.

Blige and rap entrepreneur Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs' friendship dates back to 1992, when they were paired up to work on the singer's breakthrough debut album, "What's the 411?" It became a worldwide hit and set both artists on the fast-track to fame and fortune.

She endured a tumultuous relationship during the 1990s with Jodeci singer K-Ci,...

Blue-Eyed Soul Singers We LoveBlue-Eyed Soul Singers We LoveMusic is the universal language of love, this we know, and artists like Teena Marie remind us that music has no color. In honor of the legendary "Ivory Queen of Soul's" passing we take a look at other White singers who have moved us over the years. From Justin Timberlake to Robin Thicke and Joss Stone, here are the blue-eyed soul singers we love.Robin ThickeWe call Robin Thicke our honorary brother because we can't help but want to claim that smooth, sweet vibrato for ourselves. Plus the "Lost Without You" and "Sex Therapy" singer appreciates appreciates our curves and we can get down with that.Justin TimberlakeRaised in the Baptist church in Tennessee, Jt is a certified soul man whose music has earned him tremendous love in the Black community (except that Janet Jackson incident, but we'll leave that alone). At the end of the day,...

Plus: Ghost sets Trife Diesel loose, in Mixtape Daily.

By Shaheem Reid

Ghostface Killah

Photo: Roger Kisby/ Getty Images

Fire Starter: Trife Diesel

Better known by fans of Ghostface Killah's Theodore Unit as Trife Da God, Trife Diesel is finally getting his own thing off with the just-released Better Late Than Never.

"My brother Ghost is on there, my brother [Shawn] Wigz is on there," Trife told us earlier this week. "It's a nice classical album. It's not a mainstream album, but it's more me, Trife Da God."

"My brother put me on to Trife," Ghost said of how the two crossed paths. "This little dude, he had an ill swag, he was clean-cut. He was ahead of his time, up to date, and his darts were clean. His darts were illmatic. I sent him down to Florida with me when we was doing Bulletproof Wallets. Ever since Wallets, he's been on tour with me.

Plus: Ghost sets Trife Diesel loose, in Mixtape Daily.

By Shaheem Reid

Photo: Roger Kisby/ Getty Images

Fire Starter: Trife Diesel

Better known by fans of Ghostface Killah's Theodore Unit as Trife Da God, Trife Diesel is finally getting his own thing off with the just-released Better Late Than Never.

"My brother Ghost is on there, my brother [Shawn] Wigz is on there," Trife told us earlier this week. "It's a nice classical album. It's not a mainstream album, but it's more me, Trife Da God."

"My brother put me on to Trife," Ghost said of how the two crossed paths. "This little dude, he had an ill swag, he was clean-cut. He was ahead of his time, up to date, and his darts were clean. His darts were illmatic. I sent him down to Florida with me when we was doing Bulletproof Wallets. Ever since Wallets, he's been on tour with me.

Chicago – Fox animation tries to keep pace with DreamWorks and Disney with their high budget, extras-packed release of “Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who”, an entertaining animated adventure but a Blu-Ray release that does nothing to rise above average.

With a mediocre video and audio transfer, a frustratingly organized collection of special features, and the fact that the highlight of the package is essentially a commercial for another movie, the Blu-Ray release of “Horton Hears a Who” has to be considered a disappointment, even if the film itself is more consistently enjoyable than most adaptations of the legendary author.

Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who is available on DVD/Blu-Ray on December 9, 2008.

Jim Carrey voices the title character, a playful pachyderm named Horton who happens to hear a sound coming from microscopic speck of dust. Horton discovers an entire community known as Who-ville existing on that floating orb and realizes...

Hello and welcome to another week Boxwishers. So there’s only a matter of days left to get your Christmas shopping completed online – eek! It’s a stressful time to be sure, but we’ve got you covered with our comprehensive gift guides that help steer you in the right direction. Whether buying for a man or a woman, keen on movie merchandise or working to a tight budget, we’re the place to shop for your favourite film fan. However, if you’re more interested in getting in the Xmas atmos before the big day, here’s our rundown of some of the best seasonal flicks out there and some inspirational Boxwish ideas…

If you see… Michael Caine bellow “bah humbug” as Ebenezer Scrooge in this chirpy version of the festive classic The Muppet Christmas Carol.

Why Not Read the original tale of Ebenezer (minus the muppets) with the unforgettable Charles Dickens novel.

Lifetime Networks has joined with Starz Media to produce original TV movies and distribute them internationally.

The co-production deal kicks off with three titles: True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet, starring singer JoJo and Valerie Bertinelli; Queen Sized, featuring Nikki Blonsky in her first starring role since Hairspray; and the previously announced Wisegal, which Jason Gedrick has come aboard to star in opposite Alyssa Milano. All three are set to air in 2008.

This is Lifetime's second major international co-production deal following the April announcement of its partnership with French broadcaster TF1 International. Lifetime president of entertainment Susanne Daniels said the network had learned that Starz executives were looking to do more original productions and decided to approach them about a partnership.

"They really sparked to these projects," Daniels said of the three movies. "So far it's a great working relationship. Hopefully it will lead to other projects together."

She added that the deal is "innovative" for Lifetime because the network will have co-ownership of the movies with Starz -- "It's the beginning of Lifetime building up a movie library" -- and that it's a different model from how Lifetime has produced its original movies in the past (since 1990, the network has produced 184 original movies).