What’s your first memory of an anti-drug commercial? An egg frying in a pan and a voice saying, “This is your brain on drugs,” is a common answer. It seems the “scared straight” approach to inducing a fear of drugs – remember the shotgun wielding teen that killed his friend after smoking dope – hasn’t come far. Now in YouTube clips promoting a new show called Celebrity Rehab, Dr. Drew Pinksy of Love Line fame will attempt to reinvent the genre. Watch a clip here of Crazy Town’s Seth Binzer apparently free-basing crack and explaining its dangers and consequences.

San Francisco - Recently launched discount airline Virgin America on Thursday announced that it partnered with Viacom's VH1 to offer an on-demand music video library to air passengers. The airline's Red in-flight entertainment system, which also offers 3,000 MP3 tracks, will feature up to 50 music videos, as well as performances featured on VH1 Classic and VH1 Soul.

New York - Viacom's VH1 on Monday announced the launch of "Pop-Up Video To Go," a made-for-mobile TV version of the network series that features graphic factoids that pop onto the screen during music videos. Artists whose videos will be featured on the mobile series will include Gwen Stefani, Fall Out Boy, Beastie Boys, Feist and Jay-Z.

San Francisco - An independent filmmaker who posted some of his work on YouTube, which was then used without permission by Viacom on a TV show, has seen his posting of Viacom's use of his work removed from YouTube by the media conglomerate, CNET News.com reported.

New York - Joost, a peer-to-peer streaming TV service, has partnered with Viacom's VH1 to offer a preview of the entire season of its forthcoming series, "I Hate My 30s," on the service ten days in advance of its broadcast premiere, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Viacom, a Joost investor, also signed a comprehensive content partnership with the company in February. Joost has also secured content partnerships with Warner Music Group, Turner Broadcasting and Sony Pictures TV.

New York - Viacom's VH1 on Wednesday launched Acceptable.TV, the accompanying website for a new TV series of the same name that will feature user-generated TV pilot ideas voted on by Web users. Each TV episode will feature five new three-minute episodes; the two receiving the most votes will return with a new episode. Executive producers of Acceptable.TV, set to debut March 23 on VH1, include Jack Black, Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab, along with production firm Channel 101.