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How has our relationship with food changed over the years? Sasha and Dee break it down with a celebrity chef.

Dominicans without socks, Argentines who think they're European, and other crazy Latino battles.

Winner of the Philly Idol Competition in 2006, DaCav brings its talents to the Dancin' On Air stage for an exclusive dance party.

The story behind the concertgoers who were injured and killed in a crowd crush at a Travis Scott concert.

Is There Cultural Appropriation In Plastic Surgery?

The "Hold Up" rapper uses his inside voice to give you the ultimate brain tingles, while unboxing Fortnite Skins, shuffling cards, eating a head of lettuce and much more!

Freedia courts controversy when a concert in Mississippi is cancelled for “excessive twerking."

A fan gets to hang out with Jill Scott. Plus, see how far a fan will go for a Marc Anthony concert.

Freedia performs at the historic Howard Theater in Washington, D. C., in a tribute concert to her mom.

In Fuse's latest series, "Chew It Up" we're exploring culture and identity of our favorite artists through their favorite food. We brought the beautifully talented Sofia Reyes in for a taste of her Mexican culture.

T-Pain brings joy to the world as Black Santa and becomes a demon for his first virtual-reality concert.

The Buenos Aires sports and cultural scenes are spotlighted.

Sung travels to the US to uncover the best of Chicago’s car culture.

Are Latinos and African Americans traitors to their culture if they vote Republican?

Have sports become too important in American culture, or is it just harmless entertainment?

Aminé and his friend Jonathan attempt to make Ethiopian Shiro as they talk about friendship and culture.

Comedians discuss the cultural explosion of Jordan sneakers in the Black community.

We Love Being Latinx, But We Gotta Talk. Sasha and Dee talk finding their cultural identity.

We dive into the surprising ways "Dragonball Z" resonates within Black culture.

Sung returns to his hometown of LA, the car culture capital of the world.

Sung explores the UK car culture, finding it's the people who make it truly unforgettable.

Joyce and her mother create a childhood favorite as they talk culture, visiting Japan, and staying humble.

A celebration of the most influential LGBTQ+ individuals shaping culture, politics, and society today.

Sung dives into Poland's car culture, discovering new freedoms in a thrilling experience.

Tackling American sports culture; Tim Chantarangsu learns Muay Thai.

The Black culture, entertainment and lifestyle destination featuring big movies and big stars.

Sexy bartender Shenika wants a woman with the chemistry cocktail of spice, culture and perfect pheromones.

The boys spend the day shopping for comics, disputing cultural appropriation, and clashing with neighbors.

Go Back to China is a humorous, heartfelt portrait of a family business and generational and cultural clashes.

Black Planet changed the game—relive the app that connected a generation and shaped the culture.

The Sidekick wasn’t just a phone—it was a flex and a cultural symbol. Comedians discuss its legacy.

Reggie Yates investigates the extreme ways in which male body culture impacts young British guys.

Reggie Yates travels to St. Petersburg for Queerfest, an arts and culture gathering for LGBTQ people.

Watch us dish on everything from Desi and Lucy to Dora’s knapsack in this wild expose on Latin TV culture!

Meet Odalys, Ksace, Milk and PosterBoy. NYC culture creators finding success.

The cross-cultural staple of Red Beans and Rice gets a makeover from host Dariany Santana and rapper Melii.

Sole Searching is an in-depth look at the sneakerheads that inspire hip hop culture and the shoes that have shaped rap.

Latino Vibes celebrates our vibrant and varied culture, where family is the heart and soul and big dreams are a way of life.

This is the story and legacy of Snoop Dogg, from the 1990s hip-hop scene to his status as a pop culture icon.

Sung returns to Korea, exploring its emerging car culture and finding peace with his estranged mother.

Japanese car culture holds a special place in Sung’s heart and he's back to explore the home of drifting.

We thought it was time to bring Wale back to his roots of Nigeria. Here in 'Chew It Up' we bring your favorite artist a taste of their culture.

Breaking down American work culture. Sherry Cola visits her parents’ restaurant, and when quitting goes viral.

Franco finds a new father figure; indigenous pop culture is put to the test; beer is better after work.

Celebrate Black excellence and culture with Juneteenth Honors Fest 2024! Performances by Musiq Soulchild, Maysa and more!

The team is forced to deal with the ramifications of Cancel Culture after Kev gives some hot takes on air.

This week, Carl and Brian discuss cultural appropriation, bullying and Drake. Also, the voice of Hypeman himself stops by.

Kid Fury and Crissle West bring their honest brand of cultural commentary, opinions, plus celebrity guests.

Ahmed and Leon encounter cultural issues on a double date with two white girls, both named Becky.

In Part 1 of a 2-part video to Reebok headquarters, we get a history of the iconic Pump sneaker line and hear how it became a part of basketball and popular culture.

Artists including Ayo & Teo and Young M.A prepare meals with loved ones giving a fresh look at family life and music culture.

Comedian King Keraun is on a journey of fully immersing himself in white culture. Dodgeball to latte art and rock-a-billies – his mission is to understand why white people do what they do.

Breaking down American work culture. Chinedu Unaka reunites with his first boss, Sherry Cola visits her parents’ restaurant, and when quitting goes viral.

King Keraun’s fate becomes uncertain when he enters white people’s mystical world of the occult and visits a real-life witch, explores Goth culture, and discovers enlightenment with a Shaman.

The chefs find themselves in unfamiliar territory with a Middle Eastern menu meltdown. While the team gets a crash course in culture from the owner’s family, G’s hoping a modern Lebanese twist will save the day.

Gaelic culture originates from Ireland, Scotland, and the British Islands -- the whitest places on Earth. King Keraun gets his Gaelic on by rocking out on bagpipes, tossing cabers with highland heroes, and river dancing with an Irish lass.

Fuse celebrates and amplifies fresh voices with award-winning docs, films, and original series like “Upcycle Nation”, “We Need To Talk About America”, “Sex Sells”, and “Big Freedia Means Business”. Minority-owned and independently-operated, our stories empower new perspectives and together we ignite culture.