5 Reasons to Watch FNMTV

At last year's infamous VMA's, Justin Timberlake took advantage of his acceptance speech to challenge MTV to "play more damn videos." It was simple yet necessary advice to a network that can barely call itself "Music Television" anymore. And while the channel is still infiltrated with The Hills and other shameless programming, they've managed to dedicate one hour to actual music. I now present the five reasons why you should tune in.

1. Because if you do then maybe they'll play more videos!
2. Because there's always something for everyone.
3. They play the whole video instead of that 1 minute crap on TRL.
4. There's always a live performance.
5. Because they're trying to be different, and sometimes change is good!

FNMTV airs Fridays at 8:00 PM on MTV.

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5 Reasons to Watch Model.Live

A few weeks ago it was announced that Vogue and IMG (International Model Group) will be teaming up for an internet reality show about the lives of models. Of course you're skeptical, what with Top Model, 8th and Ocean, Make Me a Supermodel, A Model Life, The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency, and so on and so on. But this one is different. Here's why.

1.IMG and Vogue are the top dogs as far as the modeling and fashion worlds go.

2.Some of the girls have already gotten big jobs, and the ones who haven't more than likely will.

3.The show has promised to be really real, depicting eating disorders, difficulties for ethnic models, and more.

4.This is Vogue trying to reach younger audiences, whom they've gotten quite out of touch with.

5.Because it's the first modeling show that has ever sounded authentic.

Model.Live premieres on Vogue.tv on August 19th.

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5 Reasons to Watch Skins

Unless you're living in Europe there's not a very good chance that you're familiar with Skins. Basically, Skins is a huge hit british TV show that follows 8 teenagers (Tony, Sid, Maxxie, Chris, Anwar, Cassie, Jal, and Michelle) who live in Bristol,England. There's nothing really special about them, they all attend public school and have relatively normal lives, but this show proves that sometimes "normal" is more interesting than anything. The show has yet to air in the United States, but luckily that's about to change when it comes to BBC America (check your local listings)on August 13th. I myself have been cheating a little and watching it online. And I've compiled a list of why I think you should tune in at 9:00 pm on August 17th.

1.Great Acting-Look out for Hannah Murray (Cassie) in particular
2.Awesome Music-Indie Rock etc.
3.The Little Boy from About a Boy plays Tony!
4.If you don't, BBC America might take it off the air, and then you'll never be able to watch it!
5.Because it's fabulous. And I should know.

Side Note: Meg is very sorry that she hasn't done a post in a while, because, as you know, we're working on getting publicity and readers at the moment. On a related note, it would be really awesome if some of you could tell your friends about us. We're trying to build it up so we can expand! Thanks!

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