'Father Hood' Is Back!

E! BRINGS FAMILIES TOGETHER FOR LAUGHS THANKSGIVING WEEKEND WHEN THE SECOND SEASON OF "SNOOP DOGG'S FATHER HOOD" PREMIERES SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30th AT 10:30 P.M., ET/PT!



Viewers will catch up with his wife Boss Lady (Shanté) who really rules the roost; 14-year-old son and star athlete Spank (Cordé); 11-year-old son Rook (Cordell) who's all about the benjamins; precocious 9-year-old Choc (Cori), the ultimate daddy's girl; and 22-year-old Anthony, Snoop's hairstylist's son who was "adopted" in to the family and helps keep the kids in line, while acting like a big kid himself. Check out the new season!

Snoop Dogg launches clothing and home accessories lines

Rapper launches Rich & Infamous label

Snoop Dogg is the latest in a long line of rappers to turn his hand to design.

Ludacris, 30, P Diddy and Jay-Z, both 38, have clothing ranges and now Snoop is joining them with his Rich & Infamous label.

Snoop – real name Calvin Broadus – is planning to launch clothing, grooming and home accessories lines.

The hip-hop star, 36, says the range will be aimed at men aged 18 to 35.

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Snoop Dogg's Wife Cited For DUI

Fullerton police pulled over Shante Brodus, 32, at about 12:15 a.m. The wife of rapper Snoop Dogg was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence early Saturday morning in Orange County, Calif.

Lt. Craig Brower said that he had no information other than that there were no passengers involved. Brodus was taken to jail where she was booked, photographed and released pending her court appearance.

Brodus met Snoop Dogg in high school, and the pair have been married for over ten years. They have three children together. Snoop Dogg filed for divorce in 2004, but they later reconciled. Brodus has also co-starred on the E! reality show Snoop Dogg's Father Hood.

Snoop & Diddy: 'We Are The Best Role Models'

The rappers - who have each had brushes with the law for various charges including drugs, weapons and assault - are adamant they are positive role models for children and insist youngsters can learn from their collective life experiences, both good and bad.

Snoop Dogg says, "I think we (are) the best heroes for kids. We been through everything in music and in life. We give kids the best example to deal with everything."

Combs adds, "A lot of role models have not been through trials and tribulations. You got to judge a champion by how he get up when he been knocked down."