Beyoncé’s Lemonade album has inspired former music video model Karrine Steffans—famous for writing the groupie Holy Grail tell-all Confessions of a Video Vixen in 2005—to reflect on her past life as a “Becky.”
Columbus Short is going through it right now—which seems to be the default setting for his entire life.
Last June, it was reported that Charlize Theron, alleged human, broke up with Sean Penn, garbage human, by “ghosting” him. For those of you unfamiliar with the concept, to ghost someone is to break up with them by simply disappearing. No sit-downs, no phone calls, no Post-its—just...nothing. And the thought of Theron…
Many women spend their lives trying to maintain a good reputation—but what happens when that’s not possible? I spoke with former video model-cum-Confessions of a Video Vixen novelist Karrine Steffans and asked her if it was possible to outgrow labels like “ho” or “Superhead.” Her response was complicated.
The paparazzi are driving V. Stiviano crazy. And so the woman who recorded LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling’s racist comments, which resulted in his lifetime ban from the NBA, had a strange moment on Tuesday.
Ranging from trashy to tragic to triumphant, the biographies and memoirs in this compilation not only tell the stories of the women who've helped define "celebrity" in the past 100 years, but also provide some pretty entertaining bathroom reads.
"One old adage comes to mind: Do as I say and not as I do." Oh, Karrine. Is this really how we're going to start off your new book, The Vixen Manual? (Warning: Illustrations after the jump are NSFW.)
Knowing Hoda Kotb is a breast cancer survivor and Peabody Award-winning journalist somehow makes her WTF face even more awesome.
We really wanted to like Karrine Steffans back when her first book Confessions of a Video Vixen first came out. We're keen on the idea of women who love 'em and leave 'em with impunity and then tell us all about it. We didn't care that the book was poorly written (even with the help of ghost writer to the B-list…
Remember yesterday when we posted excerpts from Karrine "Supahead" Steffans new book The Vixen Diaries that leaked online? Well, they turned out to be bogus—or so she says in a video posted on her site. [And her publicist, who emailed us a few times yesterday. -Ed.] Karrine says that blogs are not to be trusted and…
[UPDATE: This exerpt is apparently fake. Having actually read 'Confessions of a Video Vixen', we simply assumed Karrine had experienced a falling-out with her ghostwriter, possibly after finding him in bed with another women after experiencing simultaneous orgasms with him just moments before. We kind of still believe…
