Popular MTV show Pimp My Ride is about to make a surprise return after 15 years. The new version of the show will take place in the UK, hosted by British rapper Lady Leshurr. The first episode of the ...

Pimp My Ride, the kitschy 2000s TV show about customizing cars, is coming back after a 15-year hiatus. This time, the show will be available on YouTube, and it’ll add classic car restoration to the ...

Ride Owner: Jay Rotheram, Male. Owner's Ride: 1986 Ford Granada Hearse. Yes this is a Hearse, also known as a Funeral Car, and Jay has one! He is in a rock band and uses the car to take his ...

Rapper Xzibit was dropped by his divorce lawyer due to a breakdown in their relationship months before a scheduled trial, In Touch can exclusively report. According to court documents obtained by In ...

The smash-hit TV show Pimp My Ride, originally hosted by hip-hop legend Xzibit from 2004 to 2007, is back in the U.K. with a new green angle (recycled car parts!) and a fresh host, British rapper Lady ...

Xzibit was a big part of 2000s culture, serving as the host of MTV’s popular Pimp My Ride. While the show arguably made him more recognizable than the Pope, he’s still waiting for a few checks, ...

Xzibit also said he’s “willing to have a conversation.” Xzibit added that he respects the company, and hopes to do more things with them “in the future.” See original story below. Xzibit wants to get ...

The artist Xzibit would feature as the host of the popular MTV show Pimp My Ride for six seasons. As most might remember, the series focused on expert mechanics fixing and remodeling drivers’ ...

Xzibit revealed that he was only paid $5,000 an episode for Pimp My Ride from MTV. The rapper revealed the figure during a recent interview in which he explained how what success looks like can be ...

Xzibit claimed Viacom, now known as Paramount Global, found ways to not properly compensate him for the hit show ‘Pimp My Ride.’ Xzibit accused Viacom, now known as Paramount Global, of cheating him ...