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Elle and Tito argue about doing charity work. Elle signs them up to volunteer at an Old Folks home.

Fresh off American Hustle and Cesar Chavez, actor Michael Peña is quickly becoming Hollywood royalty.

From modest childhood beginnings to international fame, this is the journey of the King of Pop.

A look into how Michael Jackson's addiction to painkillers and other medications led to his death.

Meet the real Michael Bublé from where it all began to the star and family man we all know and love.

An exploration of the events that led to George Michael's tragic demise.

Victor recollects his Kindergarten graduation; Michael examines why it's so tough for kids growing up today.

Trevor Noah uses his childhood experiences to prepare for his first one-man show.

George Michael conquered the world with the international popularity. His fame came at a price.

Close friends, former staff and researchers paint an intimate portrait of Michael Jackson's complicated world.

Follow four Black women who raise the glass ceiling for future generations of female entrepreneurs.

White people have gone to the dogs – literally, it’s That Dog Ish and Keraun has stepped in it - he runs with the wolves, goes on a stroll with a professional dog walker, and sits down for a session with a pet psychic.

Here ye! Here ye! It’s time for some swords, armor, kings, queens, and slaying dragons…it’s about to get medieval up in here. In this episode, King Keraun learns the finer points of archery, falconry, and jousting. It's that Medieval ish.

We’re finally revealing YOUR matches! Buckle up, y’all—the journey is just getting started!

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.

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.

The world is a competitive place, and white people seem to have an advantage, but when they just make stuff up it’s even harder to compete. In this episode, King Keraun tests his skills in competitive dodgeball, air guitar and vintage baseball.

King Keraun is going to get his freak on when he explores the weird world of That Sideshow Ish. He gets high with a stilt walker, faces off with a ventriloquist, and meets a fire-breather whose idea of a good time is walking across hot coals.

Even when white people go green, they are still white as hell – In That Environmental Ish King Keraun tours a Tiny House, kayaks the LA River, and visits a bug farm because some people put the mental in environmental.

An exploration of Michael Jackson's last 24 hours with exclusive footage and testimonials.

Black comedians bring the laughs in a fast-paced improv game show full of energy, wit, and melanin.

White people love a good adrenaline rush and even though King Keraun is happy to play it safe, in that Hi-Octane Ish he’s strapping in and learning how to kite surf, ride a jetpack, and burn rubber with a professional stunt car driver.

Improv comics put their acting and comedic skills to the test.

Fresh off his release of 'Is He Real?' we decided it was time for a little "Wreckreation" with IDK.

We all know know the story. Boy goes viral. Boy goes on Ellen. Boy becomes international sensation. But what comes after? Greyson Chance is finding out. “I’ve been in music for a really long time, but I think finally I’m starting to do things on my own terms,” Chance told Fuse recently. The “timekeeper” artist stopped by Fuse and let us Slide into his DMs, and boy, were those messages sure were illuminating. Watch the full video to find out his favorite DM and why his vibe for 2019 is #NoBoys2K19.

Set to drop his seventh studio album, Good Man, the three-time GRAMMY winner Ne-Yo discusses the album's concept, working with Romeo Santos, and keeping his music accessible.

Emerging from pop-rock group One Direction, Liam opens up about trusting the process in as he prepares to release his debut album. Having worked with Quavo, Zedd, J Balvin, Rita Ora and more, Payne discusses why he doesn't want to "pigeonhole" himself and give fans a taste of everything.

Is there going to be a time when we can let Michael Jackson rest in peace? There's a new unauthorized musical on the King of Pop, and who better then Kid Fury and Crissle to give their hilarious opinion?

Missy, a train driver, is worried about a smell, while Nu wants to know more about what a mouth can do.

Daters face hurdles during belly-to-belly game night, competing for a bonus date!

A look into the last months of Michael Jackson's life and the circumstances that led to his untimely passing.

Everyone knows food comes from somewhere – but they say never meet your heroes – well in That Farm to Table Ish Keraun learns how the sausage is made when he gets buzzed with a beekeeper, yolked with an ostrich farmer and udderly too close to a goat.

White people love to wax nostalgic about the good old days, and even though King Keraun has zero interest in going back in time he checks out in an authentic DeLorean, visits a motel set in the 1960s, and harmonizes with a barbershop quartet.

Now more than ever, King Keraun has time to immerse himself in quarantine activities.

Whew Chile, we all have that one family member that just cant get it together, in this situation... literally. Get some advice from your faves in this edition of "Aight, So Boom."

Three designers will work to make discarded gloves into amazing, completely different wearable fashion.

Three designers face off to transform discarded Quinceanera dresses into amazing brand-new streetwear outfits.

Black folks learn how to play Dominoes.

Black folks learn how to make fried chicken.

Black folks learn how to braid hair with CP.

Black folks learn how to double dutch with Lakita.

The boys race speed boats, cars and helicopters in Miami when they visit John Vitolo, an indie car racer.

Black folks learn how to play Spades with KevOnStage.

Black folks learn how to braid hair with Lena Jaye.

Black folks learn how to make potato salad with Dani Rose.

In the series premiere, Black folks attempt to learn how to shout in church.

Black folks learn how to dance with Lex, also known as Yungbbq.

The Hotties give advice to real queer folks before filming social media ads.

Many white folk say that they're the new targets for discrimination. Is there a new racist attitude towards whites in comedy clubs or in colleges?

Whitney started as a perfect pop princess and matured into a true soul diva.

The producer and vinyl collector unpacks his most beloved albums and describes the perfect "musical genius"

With Vera's health in decline, Freedia focuses on staying in New Orleans so she can work on her new album.

The Queen Diva’s back with bigger goals and a new manager to help make her dreams come true.

Bambiana turns an internet flirtation into a date in her quest to find true love in time for her birthday.

Campers put on puppet shows and show off their true colors to earn their "Pride" badge.

Watch the girls learn the true meaning of ‘Sin City’ when they hit the strip’s wildest nightclubs.

Devon and Crystal voice their concerns about Freedia’s gospel album, Tootie wants to be a travel agent.

Power couple Emilio and Gloria Estefan talk about love, their Cuban roots, and life before the hit albums.

All hell breaks loose when Crystal confronts Tootie. Freedia announces her gospel album on a radio show.

When Kuki realizes that his turban saved his life, it kick starts a wish to make everyone’s dreams come true.

Set in 1992 and based on true events that follow a Latina teen's tumble through self-discovery into adulthood.

Northern Cali rapper, Mozzy has been nothing but real when it comes to the ups and downs of his life experiences. It’s this authenticity that made his album Bladadah stand out, with Rolling Stone naming it one of the best albums of 2015. It’s also this authenticity that has earned him the reputation as the essence gangsta rap.

Star Wars, peanut butter, true crime, smart phones, bacon, and more of things America can't get enough of.

A sexy new Himbo and Daddy enter the house. A private date with a psychic reveals one couples true feelings.

Claudia and Daniel hope to convince Claudia’s 91-year-old Abuela that they’ve found true love.

Star Wars, peanut butter, true crime, smart phones, bacon, and more of things America can't get enough of.

G Fella finishes his album and wants to hold a huge release party, but it’s gonna cost a lot of money.

The rapper/producer shares a crazy Kanye West story and updates us on new Dilated Peoples and collaborative Alchemist albums

There's more! In this extended cut, Anthony Ramos talks found new opportunities as well as the reliability on his his debut album 'The Good & The Bad'

The band decides to do a true punk rock world tour after all hell breaks loose at a show in Mexico City.

The man behind Deltron 3030, Handsome Boy Modeling School and the first Gorillaz album, talks about a few of the most influential records ever

You can learn a lot about a person based on their gut reactions to some pretty basic questions. Heels or flats? Watch the girls from Transcendent reveal their true selves

The man behind the influential 'Power Cyphas' and 'The Piece Maker' albums discusses buying thousands of 45s at a time and paying homage to the pioneers

In this episode, DJ Eclipse talks about his early days hunting for vinyl, whittling down his collection of 30,000 records, and why pressing an album used to mean so much.

IInsisting he has nothing to hide, the 21-year-old rapper tackles questions about relationships, his hip-hop peers, and his debut album 'Total Xanarchy.’

Before becoming a superstar, the Material Girl had a magic marker mishap on Michael Nise's set

Alexia and Michael find themselves vying for the blessing of Alexia’s non-English speaking Abuela.

Stand up Comedy: Kris Martinez, Martin Moreno, Monique Marvez, Michael Jr., Andre Fernandez

The producer, turntable king and EPMD DJ shows off ultra-rare records by LL Cool J and Michael Jackson and shares how a broken table led to the greatest DJ set ever

It’s been a big year for G Herbo. In September of last year, the Chicago rapper dropped his debut studio album Humble Beast to positive reviews lauding his lyrics which were full of stark imagery and introspection. But earlier this year Herbo really hit his stride when he posted a video of himself free styling to the beat from Three 6 Mafia’s “Who Run It.” G Herbo was undeniable, and he kept that momentum with his sophomore album, a collab with Southside, Swervo. Swervo, which dropped in July of this year, told a different story and brought a different energy than Humble Beast, told from the perspective of a more rash and hardened alter ego. Herbo has the range, but does he enjoy being Swervo or Humble more?

Growing up is hard, but it just got a little easier. Introducing Grown Tingz, a new educational series from Fuse in which your favorite artists teach you, yes you, how to do things adults apparently know how to do. For our first episode, the legendary rapper Too $hort, who just dropped a new album The Pimp Tape, joined us to teach you how to tie a tie and give advice on how to be grown. Watch and you just might learn something new!