When they got to be unlikely friends on I Love Money 2, Tailor Made & It decided to see how each other spends their days. Talk about opposites! They have begun a web show of their adventures. Here are a couple of the videos of their experiences in trading places, so to speak. This is pretty funny. The music is from the show The Odd Couple and boy, are they ever!

In this first clip, Tailor Made brings It to his neighborhood in Queens to show him what life is like there. You know the day is off to a crazy start when Tailor Made wants coffee and It wants a 40-ounce to start the day. LOL! Check it out:

Here, the adventure continues when they get to the spa. Tailor Made tires t explain the special hydrating masque he uses to It. What a hoot!!

Here’s what happens when Tailor Made goes to spend a day with It in the hood. Things get off to a rough start until It tells everyone that Tailor Made is there as a friend. Then they head out to get something to eat and the menu selections at the chicken place just aren’t what Tailor Made is used to. This is hilarious!
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Get ready for tomorrow’s new episode of I Love Money 2. In this preview clip, the remaining competitors get ready for the stripper pole challenge. The others fear Frenchy because she’s the only person left in the house with any stripper pole experience.

Saaphyri says that her only alliance that’s left is with It and Frenchy. (Geez, don’t you want to be in an alliance with someone you can understand when they talk…?) Here’s how they plan for the challenge:

Do you Twitter?

Those are becoming the new words we all get asked more often lately. And if you do, did you know that you can follow and send messages to many of your favorite VH1 reality stars on Twitter?

So that you can get a good feel for which reality stars are using Twitter already, here’s a partial list. I say that it’s partial because I dond’t pretend to know every single one of the VH1 stars using Twitter, but these are the ones I’ve tracked down so far:

• Angelique, aka Frenchy from Rock of Love, Charm School and I Love Money
• Doug Benson from Best Week Ever and Last Comic Standing
• Brandi from Rock of Love and Charm School
• Becky Buckwild from Flavor of Love, Charm School and I Love Money
• Mary Carey from Celebrity Rehab and Sober House
• Margaret Cho from the Cho Show
• Sean Combs, aka Diddy from I Want to Work for Diddy
• Adrianne Curry from Surreal Life and My Fair Brady
• Andy Dick from Sober House
• Brooke Hogan from Hogan Knows Best and Brooke Hogan Knows Best
• Shay Johnson from Flavor of Love and Charm School
• Lance Krall from Free Radio
• Kwame, aka It from I Love New York 2 and I Love Money 2
• Rikki Lake, the host for the third season of Charm School
• Selene Luna from the Cho Show
• Frank Maresca, aka The Entertainer from I Love New York 2 and I Love Money
• Dr. Drew Pinsky from Celebrity Rehab and Sober House
• Jessica Rich, aka Rabbit from Real Chance of Love
• Leilene Stuecklin from Flavor of Love, Charm School and I Love Money
• Paul F. Tompkins from Best Week Ever
• Anna Vocino from Free Radio
• Saaphyri Windsor from Flavor of Love, Charm School and I Love Money

So if you haven’t already, be sure to set up a Twitter profile (it’s free!) and start following your favorites!

Becky Buckwild was a guest recently on Reality Chat with Adriana Costa and Rosanna Tavarez. They asked her about her friendship with Frank, The Entertainer. She says that moving into his parents’ basement sounds like a terrible idea! (No kidding!) But she has plans for her very own “trailer of love” if she wins the money. Check it out:

Free Radio’s Moron in the Morning, Lance asks the cast of I Love Money 2 what they would do for a dollar, since they love money so much. Leilene immediately earns the dollar in her own special way. Becky Buckwild tells him she could do a lot more with a roll of quarters…..

Be sure to tune in for the premiere of Free Radio 2 on April 2 on VH1.

The one thing that seemed to separate Bonez from all the other competitors on I Love Money 2 was the fact that he was a genuinely nice man. He is proud to say that he is a spiritual person and that he represented high values and morals on the show. It’s definitely a quality we rarely see on VH1 shows. No matter whether or not you agree with his spirituality, you really must appreciate what a good person he is.

After being eliminated from the show, he answered a few questions about his time in the competition. Here’s an excerpt:

Was this show a good time for you?

Overall, yeah. It was the first time in my life I ever got to compete for a quarter million dollars, so I was extremely grateful for that opportunity. I got to travel to a place I’d never been before. As far as the game goes, it gave me an opportunity to meet new people. Also, I was able to be on national television and be a positive person.

There’s not much of that on VH1. We don’t see many overtly religious people in these parts, either. Did you feel a sense of otherness while filming?

Yeah. At times, my faith was tested because of the different characters on the show that may not have felt the same way I had, as far as morals and values go. At times, I felt like the odd man out or that I was on an island by myself, since I wasn’t willing to do anything and everything for the money. I had to stay true to myself and be a good representation of my religion, myself as a person and my family.

Did you find it funny when Angelique said that you “are a very spiritual person jez like me…”?

Being a religious person, a Christian, the worst thing we can do is judge other people who are spiritual. But after seeing the episode yesterday and seeing all the things Angelique was doing and then hear her say that she’s spiritual just like me, she can’t be. I don’t knock her, but we obviously have different spiritualities that we practice. I’m not saying she’s wrong, but I was surprised when she said she was a spiritual person.

I think everybody was. It’s ironic that you were eliminated for being likable, right?

A quote that’s stuck with me my whole life is the “nice guys finish last” thing. At least this time around, nice guys didn’t finish last. Nice guys finished in 12th or 11th place, whatever I was in. Even when I was dating women, I was always the respectable guy. Don’t call her that, don’t do this. In turn, it always seems like women want the guy that’s going to be a womanizer or that’s going to do them bad. I think that’s kind of the same thing in this game: the more manipulative you were, the more you were willing to compromise who you were, the further you went. I think my final decision on going in the box was that if Jesus Christ sacrificed for us, I could sacrifice myself and go in there to see if I can pull my alliance out of this situation.

Be sure to go read the entire interview.

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Milf has been the center of drama on two sereis now. She had her difficulties getting along with the other women on Real Chance of Love, then she had her tough times in the I Love Money 2 house. She did an interview recently to tell everyone what she wants us to know about her time on both seasons. Here’s an excerpt:

I didn’t know if you went AWOL after I Love Money wrapped, since you weren’t at the Real Chance of Love reunion.

No! Not at all! My son and I have reunited, and that happened during the holiday season. It wasn’t planned – we were reunited through family, not court. So I had to take it as it came. I wasn’t planning on missing the reunion, it was just that I had no option but to work on my relationship with my family.

I thought maybe you were fed up with everything after having such a hard time on the shows.

Nah. Real and I stayed in contact after the show. I have nothing negative to say about him. It’s a tough situation to be an up-and-coming star with so many women around. I felt like he kept a lot of his integrity in spite of it all. He was really there for me in a way that I’d never experienced.

It was pretty surprising that you didn’t make it to the end, based on your connection.

He let me know that he’d rather let me go than see me continue being hurt. I wanted to go at that point, too. The things that were being said about me and my family at that point were hard to take. It was no longer worth it to stay on the show to look for love. If it was real, it would have happened after.

Do you think all that drama stemmed from jealousy?

Hands down. I don’t hate on people to get money or love. In those kind of environments, though, you’re not going to win unless that’s what you do. I think I genuinely won part of Real’s heart.

Was I Love Money an easier experience?

No! At least with Real Chance I had one ally: Real. I knew with the way I was being put in the box every time on I Love Money that there was no benefit to me appearing intellectually capable at all. Or even physically! At that point, all of my work for the team was getting overlooked. The whole point to looking as stupid as possible was to appear nonthreatening.

So after employing that strategy, were you surprised to be eliminated?

I had to fight Cali, and I can’t think of one time in my life that fighting and losing my composure has ever benefitted my life. It’s always caused more problems than it solved. So I’m not the typical girl on the show who can’t wait to beat a bitch down. That’s not how I want to represent myself and it’s not how I want the world to look. I think it was the lack of tension between Cali and I that caused me to be eliminated.

Be sure to go read the entire interview.

Yes, Lance, the Moron in the Morning from Free Radio talks to some of the cast members from I Love Money 2.

He suggests that with all of the cast members making out with each other, it would be a great way for them all to give each other crabs. He suggests that they all burn their sheets…

Be sure to tune in for the premiere of Free Radio 2 on April 2 on VH1.

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What can I say about I Love Money 2’s Heat? He has been a contender in I Love New York, I Love Money and now in the secnd season of the show.

Poor guy, he has not won one of the competitions yet. But he has brought his own personality and those amazing good looks to all three seasons. He also brought his over the top emotions at times. He recently answered some questions about his time on the shows. Here’s an excerpt:

Your exit was extremely dramatic.

Yes. You know, I never cry like that. I only cry when I’m happy. I was disappointed that I was leaving the show, but the crying mostly came from the fact that I was leaving really genuine people who I made good friendships with. The Entertainer is the one who took me out the first time, but coming back into it and being able to establish a friendship with him was pretty awesome. I feel like alcohol also helped a bit, too. I was shocked that they didn’t show the whole scene. I went from being sad and emotional for two minutes to being happy and positive.

You didn’t hold it against the Entertainer for eliminating you again. Why weren’t you angrier about that?

In the first episode, I told him: “I’m not a vindictive person.” I’ve seen so many bad things in my life coming from people who are vindictive or holding grudges. At the end of the day, the Entertainer doesn’t pay my bills. He was the one who had to ultimately say, “You’ve got to go home,” but he did ask the whole team. They made their decision, and I can’t be mad because they made the right decision. They kept an injured player, 20 Pack. If you kept me around, who knows what would have happened. Two hands are stronger than one.

Which was more difficult: I Love Money or I Love Money 2?

I Love Money 2. You got this snake, he’s quiet the whole time and he doesn’t want to look you in the eyes. When I’d talk to Tailor Made one-on-one, he’d tell me about his life, his experience with I Love New York 2. I felt like, maybe this guy’s all right. It turned out that he was pulling things left and right and hiding stuff.

Which was a better time?

2, without a doubt. When I first saw the cast, I didn’t know what to think. We had bigger, stronger people during the second season: Buddha, T-Weed, even though he’s a yapper, Onix, an ex-pro boxer. Athletically, there was a lot more competition. I trained harder for this season, too. But when I was captain, my strategy was all in the mind.

Be sure to go read the entire interview.

Here’s a quick preview of what’s in store in tomorrow’s new episode of I Love Money 2. The Entertainer and his allies are upset that Milf was sent home. They feel that this gives the power to Tailor Made. Watch as he goes to Prancer to discuss joining with his alliance. But wait! Tailor Made talks to her about doing his bidding instead. Which way will she go?