The show airing so many times during the day has been a source of frustration for lots of people for MANY years. And it's also made people ask why MTV doesn't break up their content a bit more. MTV ...

Lauren “Lolo” Wood has been named the permanent host of Ridiculousness, replacing Chanel West Coast, who left the MTV viral clip show last year. Rob Dyrdek took a moment to welcome Wood and make “an ...

The group, aligned with the Writers Guild of America West, claims that the show has not yet responded to their attempts to begin bargaining terms of an agreement. "It’s important to get this done," ...

(CBS Local)-- It's been almost 10 years since "Ridiculousness" first aired on MTV and the show has been a life changer for Sterling "Steelo" Brim. The Chicago native had never been on television prior ...

MTV is officially saying goodbye to Ridiculousness after 46 seasons on the air, Us Weekly can confirm. MTV is working to “reimagine” the network, leading to the cancellation of the long-running show, ...

Rob Dyrdek is looking on the bright side of Ridiculousness coming to an end after 46 seasons. “I just want to say thank you to every single person that ever watched any of my shows,” Dyrdek, 51, said ...

The writers of MTV’s unscripted series “Ridiculousness” have filed with the National Labor Relations Board to vote on unionization via a secret ballot, a rep from NLRB told TheWrap on Thursday. The ...

(Gray News) - MTV is canceling one of its longest-running series, “Ridiculousness,” after 14 years, according to several reports. Variety reported the comedy-clip show will end after its 46th season.

The MTV reality star also gives THR new details about the upcoming fifth season of “Fantasy Factory.” By Sophie Schillaci Rob Dyrdek’s Ridiculousness returns on Monday, Oct. 3 with more cringe-worthy ...

UPDATE: The votes are in and the National Labor Relations Board has confirmed that eight staffers on MTV’s Ridiculousness have voted to join WGA West. There are five days to raise objections, ...

They’re calling it “hot labor summer”: Hollywood’s writers and actors may be the most visible unions on strike, but they’re far from the only ones organizing. Southern California hotel workers are ...