MTV's “Pimp My Ride” is making a comeback this month, albeit in the U.K. and without original host Xzibit. Filling in for hosting duties will be British rapper Lady Leshurr, and it remains to be seen ...

Back in the early days of reality programming, viewers at home still lived under the impression that reality TV wasn't scripted at all but was actually real life that happened to be captured by TV ...

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 ...

Netflix is reviving one of MTV’s hit shows from the early-aughts. The streamer will be offering a fresh take on the car makeover series Pimp My Ride with Resurrected Rides. The original Pimp My Ride ...

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 is a TV show produced by MTV. Each episode consists of taking one car in poor condition and restoring it, as well as customizing it. The original American version was hosted by rapper ...

A special Earth Day episode of MTV’s Pimp My Ride will feature California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and an eco-friendly car makeover. If you’ve never caught this show, they makeover cars, and I ...

On Wednesday (May 1), Xzibit shared a post on Instagram that may foreshadow the return of the popular MTV reality show hosted by the Cali rhymer. In the post, which can be seen below, is a picture of ...

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 ...

MTV has given the go-ahead to a European version of popular car makeover series Pimp My Ride. The show, airing on MTV stations this autumn, will feature candidates from all across Europe and will ...

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 ...