Angelina Pivarnick

Angelina 'Jolie' Pivarnick shot to fame as a cast member on MTV's hit reality show, "Jersey Shore ". She appeared on the show's first successful 2009 season debut up until episode 3. After refusing to continue working her shifts at a Seaside Heights, New Jersey t-shirt shop as required for the show, Angelina found herself evicted . She eventually made a surprise return for the show's second season that took place in Miami, Florida but ultimately chose to leave after claiming she felt abused and mistreated by the other cast members.

Angelina 'Jolie' Pivarnick shot to fame as a cast member on MTV's hit reality show, "Jersey Shore ". She appeared on the show's first successful 2009 season debut up until episode 3. After refusing to continue working her shifts at a Seaside Heights, New Jersey t-shirt shop as required for the show, Angelina found herself evicted. She eventually made a surprise return for the show's second season that took place in Miami, Florida but ultimately chose to leave after claiming she felt abused and mistreated by the other cast members.

The self-proclaimed "Kim Kardashian of Staten Island", currently resides in Staten Island, New York and takes up work as a bartender in New York City. Pivarnick has currently set her sights on a music career after teaming up with Andy Stein aka "The DreaMaker," to release her first single, "I'm Hot". Stein produced and wrote the track, stating, "I'm Hot" is the kind of tune that you're supposed to laugh at and have fun with". He went on to explain that Angelina has always loved music and wanted to show fans her true character in what he described as a "controversial, stereotypical, and additively catchy (not to mention, obnoxious) content." Even before its debated official release on November 18th, 2010,"I'm Hot" became a hit.

In fact, "it became the only unreleased song ever in history to hit the Top 10 in less than 24 hours." Following the songs success, Angelina voiced her intent via Twitter to release new tracks in the upcoming future. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..