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Our comedians compare international versions of the Golden Girls; recreate a Japanese game show.

A trek to Scotland to the Rockness Festival and a dance-rock bash held on the banks of Loch Ness.

Freedia plans a boxing retreat to get her team all on the same page.

Nate Jackson hosts a jaunt to the Gnawa and World Music Festival in Morocco.

Asian pop music comes to the forefront when host Nate Jackson details a festival in Korea.

Host Nate Jackson journeys to Ganesh music fest in India.

A look at the Wacken Open Air music festival, a metal jamboree held in Germany.

Daters meet in LA for the first time with heartwarming and surprising moments.

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

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

Two words: "Queen & Slim". In this extended cut, director, social activist and so much more, Lena Waithe, talked about her upcoming highly anticipated film as well as the importance of being her authentic black self.

Dikembe Mutombo talks about re-releasing his Adidas shoes at Sneaker Con 2013.

The winner of "Urban Jungle" must make the ultimate decision.

Magician Smoothini must bring his A game to impress Iggy Azalea.

José must persuade his Abuela that his girlfriend is the right one for him.

The ladies hike through a rainforest and find a jungle runway where they must strut their stuff.

When his back-up team is called away, the Bounty Hunters must make an arrest themselves.

The final two must produce all aspects of a fashion show for Dominican designer Anel Verna.

Build your own avatar and get lost in the crowd at the sweatiest music festivals.

Charlie and Lauren face tough fertility news but must press on with opening their business in months.

Three friends must use their creativity and wits to save the game store they love running together.

The models must write and star in a public service announcement encouraging young Latinos to vote.

Alyssa tells her boyfriend he must win over her Abuela and pass the infamous “evil eye” test.

Despite Joanne’s festive engagement party, the girls face serious crossroads.

Freedia prepares for the prestigious South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Texas.

Monique Marvez tells us why girlfriends must stick together; Joe Vega reminds kids why they have it so easy.

Big Freedia's team continues to struggle at SXSW, one of the biggest music festivals in the world.

Kyle orders an outdoor music festival to his house. Hype-Man foils a bank robbery.

An All Star Women episode of Latino Laugh Festival featuring comedians Shayla Rivera, Carmen Lynch and more.

Tahir Moore, Quin Walters, Khleo Thomas & Greg Goolsby face tough questions—contestants must call Fact or Cap.

Lou Lou Gonzalez, Lance Woods, Keysha E. & BT Kingsley join Kev—contestants must decide: Fact or Cap?

Mom and Dad hope nostalgia will keep the kids from leaving store when Festival of South Asia makes its return.

In this episode, we take a look at the resurgence of Fila in 2013, how the brand is tied to NBA players like Jerry Stackhouse, and look back at some of the hip-hop artists who rocked Filas, such as Tupac and Method Man.

Freedia performs and judges the Miss Universe pageant, Freedia and Reid meet with the interior designer of Hotel Freedia, and Meredith must make a tough decision.

In this episode, we travel to the H-Town Sneaker Summit Winter 2013 during NBA All-Star Weekend to check out the new Reebox, limited-edition Supras, and signature H-Town watches from Flud. We also talk to the man behind LeBron James' "Iron Man" Nikes.

In this special episode of Like, Share, Dímelo Sasha and Dee are joined with Amara La Negra to discuss the numerous amount of injustices happening in our country to Black and Brown Americans. From George Floyd and Breonna Taylor to unfortunately so many more we must continue to fight and show that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

Do superstar athletes have a responsibility to not only their game, but to also serve as a role model for kids simply because of their fame and celebrity status? Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon chew on the issue with diners quick to point the finger at media for packaging athletes to fans as role models. Though some may believe parents must serve as the definitive role models, it's hard to deny that celebrity athletes in the limelight are not aware of their status and "unspoken contract" as a media figure and role model.