He’s known for his quick-witted personality and over the top point of view, so when YouTube phenomenon Anthony “Lohanthony” Quintal stopped by the MTV HQ, we had no choice but to put him to the test with a little game we call “Right or Wrong.”

While he was hesitant to play at first — “I’m terrified,” he laughed — after getting into the swing of things, the ce-web-rity proved to be a natural. Check out his picks by clicking the vid!

Donut Ice Cream Sandwich

“I’m actually so down for that, for some horrible reason.”

Rihanna

“I love that look so much.”

Short Shorts On Men

“If you have the body …”

Toe Cleavage

“What is that? Is that a fetish?”

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Face Tattoos

“I have so many mixed opinions about this.”

David Cross Tattoos

“Is that ‘Breaking Bad’?”

‘Breaking Bad’ Tattoos

“Maybe acceptable.”

Mirrored Sunglasses

“I always check myself out in people’s sunglasses, like, I’m going to pretend that I’m paying attention to you, but I’m actually checking myself out. It’s the truth.”

Want more from Lohanthony? Watch him get all “That’s So Raven” in the clip below.

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He told you he’d be back.

Now, fans of the blockbuster “Terminator” franchise have two dates to circle on their calendars to mark the return of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s iconic killing machine, T-800.

Paramount Pictures announced Friday (September 5) that the “Terminator” reboot sequels, “Terminator 2” and “Terminator 3” will open on May 19, 2017 and June 29, 2018, respectively.

In addition to Schwarzenegger reprising his infamous role, Emilia Clarke (“Game of Thrones”) will play Sarah Conner, Jason Clarke will takeover the role of John Connor and Jai Courtney will play John’s father, Kyle Reese.

The first film in Alan Taylor’s “stand alone” trilogy, “Terminator: Genisys,” hits theaters on July 1, 2015.

Maurice Bobb @ReeseReport

Hey, there’s holding onto the past, and then there’s clutching it with an ice-cold-death-grip until you’re forced by the law to let go.

In France, The Guardian reports that a 33-year-old man will serve time in prison for texting and calling his ex-girlfriend approximately 21,807 times over a 10-month period.

Let me do some quick math… that’s an average of 73 calls or texts a day, and with 24 hours in a day that’s about 3 times an hour. How did he even have enough time to do other stuff?

After his girlfriend, a unnamed 32-year-old schoolteacher, broke off their relationship in 2011, the defendant was unable to cope with her decision. The unnamed defendant has been previously hospitalized for depression, but at the hearing in Lyon on Thursday (September 4), he took responsibility for his actions.

The man was calling and demanding that his ex-girlfriend thank him for the repairs or offer compensation for the work he did on their shared apartment, but now, even he must admit that “it was stupid.”

“At the time, my logic was that until she returns the money… or at least says thank you, I would not stop the calls,” he said at the hearing. “I tell myself, with hindsight, that it was stupid.”

Manuella Spee, lawyer for the victim, explained the measures her client took to shake off the unwanted communication.

“She tried to block her line, but he phoned her parents instead and her workplace,” Spee explained.

During a meeting held with a mediator, ...

The Boss can act?

We’ll all soon find out the answer to that question when Bruce Springsteen makes his acting debut next season on the Netflix original series, “Lilyhammer.”

The show stars E Street Band guitarist Steven Van Zandt, who plays a mobster relocated to Lillehammer, Norway by the Federal Witness Protection Program after he testified against his mob boss. Tony Sirico of “The Sopranos” is also reportedly involved with the show.

Deadline Hollywood reports that the Born In The U.S.A. rocker will guest star as a mortuary owner on the show’s third season.

Diehard Springsteen fans, of course, will recall that the 64-year old legend played himself in the movie, “High Fidelity.”

The difference here, though, is the fact that this will mark the first time the multiple Grammy winner will play an actual fictional character.

We can’t wait to see Bruce in action on the small screen! We’re sure he’ll rock the role.

Maurice Bobb @ReeseReport

Ariana Grande recently lost her grandfather to cancer, so it felt extra emotional when she performed “My Everything” at the annual Stand Up To Cancer fundraiser today (September 5).

The title track from her album is already a song fraught with loss and love, but it was palpable that Ariana felt something deeper tonight while she belted out the notes. She also let her followers know she was supporting the cause:

After performing the song with a live orchestra, she tweeted about sobbing her eyes out—it was clearly a trying night for the 21-year-old singer.

Losing anyone is hard, but Arianators took to Twitter to comfort her.

Watch her lovely, emotional rendition below. If you’ve lost anyone yourself, this will undoubtedly move you.


Kudos to Ariana for donating her time and talent to such a great organization.

Caitlin White

MTV Weekend Editor. Acts like Madonna but listens to Merle.

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Think it’s hard to break the Guinness Book of World Records mark for most words in a hit single? You better believe it is!

But, hey, that’s child’s play for “Rap God” Eminem, who fires off multi-layered, complex rhymes faster than a Gatling gun.

According to Billboard, the legendary Detroit rapper will be added to the record books for spitting an insane 1,560 words in 6 minutes and 4 seconds on the standout track from his The Marshall Mathers LP 2 album.

You remember how twisted your tongue got when trying to recite the lyrics, right?

“Me, I’m a product of Rakim, Lakim/Shabazz, Tupac N/ W.A., Cube, hey Doc, Ren/ Yella, Eazy, thank you, they got Slim/ Inspired enough to one day grow up, blow up, and be in a position/ To meet Run-DMC induct them into the motherf—in’ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,” Em raps in the song’s extremely intricate second verse.

Congratulations, Eminem, you’ve blazed yet another trail for rap Stans to follow!

Maurice Bobb @ReeseReport

It’s not exactly a secret that Snoop Dogg and Pharrell Williams share a special sonic kinship with classic collaborative singles like “Beautiful” and “Drop It Like It’s Hot” under their belt.

So our level of excitement today (September 5) when the Doggfather previewed a snippet of an unreleased track featuring himself and Skateboard P in a vlog was off the charts! Flanked by longtime partner-in-rhyme Kurupt in what appears to be a home-based media room, the legendary MC smoothly lip-synched the lyrics to the Pharrell collab.

“I do my thang, my planet’s Krypton/home of the freaks, come get yo MoonRocks, I am a G,” he raps before his cohort sings the hook.

Thirty seconds in, though, Snoop reaches back to cut the music to thwart any potential leaks.

“That’s enough of that music,” he says. “I can’t let you hear all that sh-t cause you be done put the sh-t out. Yo ass got a verse and a half.”

Judging by what he let us hear, it’s safe to assume the dynamic duo have another banger on their hands. Take a look at the extremely “green” clip here.

Maurice Bobb @ReeseReport