Daily Lala

This party was a blast! Mel and Luda both are the new face of TAG! How awesome! My fiance and my brother from another mother working on this together, what more can i ask for? LOL Be on the lookout for the new cans of TAG. I decided to try bangs this night just to switch it up some. I kinda like it. The black blazer and jeans was a great combination to me.

Click here to see photos from the TAG Signature Series body spray launch party!

Alter-Ego photoshoot! I LOVE DEREK BLANKS!! He's a genius. We came up w/the concept of a sailor and a burlesque dancer. I can't believe how much I look like a guy! The makeup artist Saisha was amazing. Thank you Derek Blanks, I hope to work with you again soon. Hope you like these pics!

Click to see my alter-ego photoshoot with celebrity photographer Derek Blanks!

Pre Awards dinner at the Dragon Centro at the Jewel Box In L.A...fun hanging w/Tyrese like always. Thanks to Debra Lee for the invite, I really enjoyed myself!

Click here to see photos of me and my friends at the 2009 BET Awards Pre Awards Dinner!

Me and Mel arriving at the 2009 BET Awards. Soooo much fun. I loved this lilac dress from Acme. Nice seeing everyone paying tribute to the Greatest, Michael Jackson. I still cant believe he's gone.

La La Vazquez is keeping it real this year--well, reality TV anyway.

First up for La La is VH1's "Charm School Gives Back."  While we're used to seeing La La host reunion specials, this time, she's going to be one of the deans. She'll be working with Rock DJ Stryker and former talk show host Ricki Lake, who is the headmistress this time around. (Personally, we were hoping Mo'nique would come back.)
 
This season marks the first time that VH1 has combined casts from two different shows for "Charm School." Girls from "Rock of Love Bus With Brett Michaels" and "Real Chance at Love" will be going head-to-head while acting on their best behavior.
 
According to La La time in the house wasn't always a tea party. When things got heated between contestants, there was no way the judges didn't know about it. La La told us that they were in house "all day, every single day."  That means the girls couldn't be slick and try to cover up an argument.

LaLa gives up the goods on her golden nugget, Carmelo Anthony.

You have an upcoming VH1 reality show, The Sixth Man. What keeps you in the game? You've got 80 million reasons to put it on cruise control.
I never wanted to just have a baby, be with an NBA player and do nothing. I've always maintained my relationships in business. When people start asking, "Where's LaLa?" the response is usually, "Oh, she isn't doing shit." That's never going to happen over here.

Props for that. The rigors of an NBA season can be brutal. How do you help
Carmelo cope after a tough loss?
We'll talk about it and I'll be as supportive as I can. I'll tell him, "You got another game to prove yourself. You're only as good as your last game." Sometimes, though, you know when it's best not to say anything.

Who's the player he'd most likely want to call out sick against?
[Laughs] You'll never get him to admit it, but I know that when he comes home, the players he's most sore from are Matt Harping [Utah Jazz] and Bruce Bowen [San Antonio Spurs]. Whenever he gets home, he's black and blue.

Speaking of the Spurs, Eva Longoria gets maximum facetime during hubby Tony Parker's games. What gives?
Eva Longoria is a friend of mine. I love her to death. Obviously she's hot and popular right now, and they want to capitalize off that. Plus, the Spurs are always kicking ass; they always do well against the Nuggets. I think all of those factors add up. We're always joking about whose man is better.

Why don't you two settle the rivalry on the court? The Parkers versus the Anthonys!
[Laughs] Of course Melo and I would win that. We got height over those shrimps!

Don't believe that Alani "LaLa" Vazquez is out of sight and out of mind, because she's busy making her own power moves. The former "TRL" cohost is concentrating on her film career as a burgeoning actress and producer.

LaLa has teamed with 51 Minds Entertainment, the production crew behind VH1's guilty pleasure programming such as "I Love New York" and "Flavor of Love" to produce "The Sixth Man." The cable network's basketball-themed reality show will bring together aspiring ballers to cohabitate and compete for a chance to go pro domestically or internationally with the help of a sports agent. The show is expected to hit the tube sometime next year.

"People always say the best basketball players aren't in the leagues," explains LaLa, who will serve as the show's executive producer. "So we set out to go to small towns and different cities to find these men who have different circumstances that might have prevented them from pursuing a basketball career."