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VH1 is teaming up with the reigning queen of celebrity style — June Ambrose. She's behind the classic looks of some of our favorite celebrity style icons, from Alicia Keys and P. Diddy to Mary J. Blige and Missy Elliott, and this month, she's coming to a television near you!

Starting on March 19, Ambrose will star in Styled by June, a docuseries following Ambrose and her team of trusty assistants as they inspire a style revolution, revamping the looks of up-and-coming clients and established celebrities. Whether expanding her styling empire or caring for her family, Ambrose does it all without breaking a sweat!

Get a peek at this impeccable fashionista in the clip above, and don't forget to tune in to the premiere of Styled by June on Monday, March 19, at 9:30/8:30c only on VH1.

• Betty White will cameo on the season premiere of Community, huzzah! — Vulture
• Emma Stone joins Friends With Benefits — Movieline
• Paramount says Mission Impossible 4 still looks like a go — Cinematical
• Mario Lopez and his pregnant girlfriend get their own VH1 reality series — TV Squad
• True Blood's Sam Trammell joins Guns, Girls, and Gambling — Monsters and Critics
• HBO orders Luck, the drama series starring Dustin Hoffman — Collider
• Which career girl from The City are you most like? — SavvySugar
• I'm Still Here about Joaquin Phoenix's bizarre break from acting will finally come to theaters in September — EW.com
• Behold: the lineup for Austin City Limits — Paste Magazine

VH1's You're Cut Off is basically My Super 16 for grown-ups, but with a twist. You have women running their rich dads into debt thanks to their thousand-dollar splurges on clothes, cars, and beyond — and as per any bratty child, they don't make any apologies for their spoiled behavior.

Enter Hollywood life coach Laura Baron to whip the girls into shape. She gets the parents to pull the plug on their free handouts, and then takes the participants through a series of everyday tasks like cooking, household cleaning, and you know, actually having a job. At the end, the girls are supposed to go into the real world with their newfound independence — but the road there is paved with temper tantrums and catfights.

The sneak peek is trashy TV at its finest. Take a look, and pay special attention to a familiar face among the women (well, somewhat familiar — she's had some plastic surgery). Yep, it's outspoken former Bachelor contestant Erica Rose. She's baaaack! Just read more

Unless you're a chef, you probably shouldn't wear Crocs if you're a dude. Same goes for "jorts," aka jean shorts. Also, skip the Facebook updates about how many curls you did at the gym, not to mention the baby talk. Such are the pressing issues tackled on Undateable, a five-part VH1 special that premieres Monday, May 10. Here's a sneak peek at some of the discourse on fashion faux pas:

Based on the book Undateable: 311 Things Guys Do That Guarantee They Won't Be Dating or Having Sex by Ellen Rakieten and Anne Coyle, the show features pundits like Bethenny Frankel, Ben Lee, the Jersey Shore cast, and more. To see two more clips, including Ron Jeremy discussing penis nicknames, read more

I can't believe it's been 10 whole years since SpongeBob SquarePants came bounding enthusiastically into our living rooms, but it's true! To mark the occasion, tonight VH1 will air Square Roots: The Story of SpongeBob SquarePants, an original SpongeBob SquarePants TV documentary. Then, from July 17-19, Nickelodeon will air a 50-hour "event," hosted by Patchy the Pirate, which "will include an unprecedented 11 SpongeBob premieres and a top-10 countdown of celebrities' favorite SpongeBob episodes."

Here are a few more details on tonight's documentary, produced by Wordplay's Creadon O'Malley:

Commissioned by Nickelodeon to commemorate the anniversary of the series' first episode, the documentary chronicles the beloved character's journey to international pop culture icon status and showcases the series' impact on everyone from President Barack Obama, kids across the globe and San Quentin inmates who readily sing its catchy theme song. The one-hour documentary, features an opening song from Avril Lavigne and commentary from creator Steve Hillenburg, cast and crew members, industry experts, fanatics and celebrities like LeBron James, Ricky Gervais and Rosario Dawson.

Aww. I can't wait to tune in for this. Technically SpongeBob SquarePants is a kids' show, but it's so clever and witty, I actually watch it fairly regularly with my friends because it often makes me laugh way more than certain adult comedies do. I used to think Squidward was my favorite character but I also have a major soft spot for the evil schemer, Plankton.

Are you a SpongeBob fan? Do you have a favorite character or episode?