New York Goes to Hollywood (VH1)
common sense media says
Pointless TV publicity stunt isn't for kids.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that the star of this reality show -- already a veteran of several series on VH1 -- has a penchant for nasty quips that you'd never want kids repeating, including choice phrases like "Get the f--k off my property, you skanky-ass bitch" (although "f--k" is bleeped). You'll also see lots of cleavage, seriously skimpy outfits, and sexually charged "acting exercises," plus some drinking by adults. There's really nothing redeeming here, nor is there intended to be -- this is adult-targeted guilty pleasure reality TV through and through.
Violence:
Some pushing and shoving, but things only get violent when it's called for in a scene.
Sex:
Three words: Lots of cleavage. Pollard also wears plenty of skimpy outfits and is shown kissing a man passionately as part of an "acting exercise."
Language:
Pollard relies on foul language to express herself. She seems to favor "bitch," "ass," "s--t" (bleeped), and "f--k" (bleeped).
Consumerism:
New York is selling herself like a product, and it's obvious. During a commercial break, there's also an advertisement for rhapsody.com that plugs the show's theme song ("The World Should Revolve Around Me" by Little Jackie).
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Adults are sometimes shown drinking alcohol.
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