give me the juice?

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A host said on a tv show, "Give me the juice on your love life!", reffering to Tila Tequila whose nickname came about when she experimented with alcohol at the age of thirteen.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tila_Tequila)

What did he exactly mean?

Thanks in advance.

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@mirrormirror,

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4. juice 134 up, 47 down

extremely interesting gossip

there are rules to receiving and giving juice
1) make a juice group whom you have to tell every single piece of juice you get. no exceptions.
2) once juice is given to you, you must immediately call a juice meeting
3) the vow: no juice shall be spread around carelessly. one cannot be in more than one juice group.
i've got juice on everyone at scouts. its true.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=juice

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@mirrormirror,

Only from context, I have to say that juice means 'inside information'.

More traditionally, juice means power or useful connections. My thinking is that the writer invented a new use of the word, and you are just supposed to guess.

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Might be short for "juicey details"

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@sullyfish6,

That's exactly what I was thinking about. A variation on that common cliche.

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Thank you all for helping me.
I think I understand now.

Thanks again!

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@mirrormirror,

"... the lowdown, the details of your love life"

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give me the juice?

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