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Couples share more in Show & Tell’s second part; Melissa checks in post-date.

Comedians discuss their relationship with Robin Williams and the legacy he left behind.

A criminal kingpin (Ice-T) wants to use a family's flower shop as a front to run drugs.

Daft Punk, Jessica Simpson's Edible Beauty Product Line, and more!

A dive into McDonald's rebranding effort of the Arch Deluxe and Harley-Davidson's attempt at a fragrance line.

Art is what you make it, and these self-made artists can’t fake it. Step into their world. Artist, designed and creator of VidaKush, Rhianna, shares how her obsession with jewelry turned into her own jewelry line. difficult. Be sure to check out VidaKush on Instagram @vidakush

Every country has its fair share of ridiculous rules, social trends, crazy events, and actual laws that would make your brain hurt. But this is America, and of all the 1st world nations, we might be the most extra. In this digital series, we test our comedians knowledge on all things American.

Every country has its fair share of ridiculous rules, social trends, crazy events, and actual laws that would make your brain hurt. But this is America, and of all the 1st world nations, we might be the most extra. In this digital series, we test our comedians knowledge on all things American.

The women are accused of pandering to the Padrinos to manipulate a favorable outcome for themselves.

When one model is accused of being trashy on set, the tension explodes! Will the models reconcile, or revolt?

After his brother is accused of a theft, a child prodigy teams up with a crime novelist to find the culprit.

Kuki and Chandan meet fellow manufacturers, and preview their couture line launching in Mumbai.

A look into the accusations, lawsuits, and charges against hip-hop star and media mogul, Sean "Diddy" Combs.

Spanto shares his journey who overcame prison and cancer to create iconic Los Angeles clothing lines.

From the drum line to the front ensemble, the "Clash of the Corps" cast is sharing who has the firepower to overcome the dead.

Buddy Bolton explains why Viagra should only be used as directed; Gina shares a few classic pick up lines.

Mario’s sitting down for one of his most compelling interviews, as actor Danny Trejo lays it all on the line.

With a clothing line not quite off the ground Milk and Poster meet to talk some owed money.

Jayden has the finish line in sight; AJ suffers a blow; and we meet Ella, who wants to drive trucks.

Don and John have some strange situations in line of duty, things get crazy once they enter Osmin's world.

The Singhs get pre-launch jitters, second-guessing their couture line before a big Mumbai fashion show.

Ready to delve into the Latino singles scene? We’re tossing out the all-time cheesiest pick-up lines.

Competition heats up with a seaside fashion show for island lovers Liza & Tara and their Resort Wear line.

It's the top of the morning for The Cadets and they are running and dancing about on the field. Kobe Sampson, a member of the horn line, shows that it's not just about practicing your instruments.

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.

In this episode of 'America, This You?', comedians react to shocking laws in the USA! You'll find out all the facts you never knew you needed to know, like in which state is it ILLEGAL to have a donkey in a bathtub?! Every country has its fair share of ridiculous rules, social trends, crazy events, and actual laws that would make your brain hurt. But this is America, and of all the 1st world nations, we might be the most extra. In this digital series, we test our comedian's knowledge on all things American. How many bizarre laws did you guess correctly?

From basic touch-ups to restoring bloody Bapes, Markk's dry cleaning service offers sneakerheads top of the line, specialized shoe care.

Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon dish with restaurant patrons on prisoners' rights, and weigh whether these "criminals" should be provided everything from education to cable TV on the taxpayer's dime. The moral imperative becomes more than a little murky when these diners debate the wavering line between basic human rights and punitive laws.