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The Roots co-founder and MC, Black Thought joins DJ Cipha Sounds; talking about his passion for comedy.

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

Courtney Black brings her sexy humor to headline a hilarious “Ladies Night” of stand-up comedy.

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

Host Cristal Bubblin kicks off Season 5 with new players, new games, and more hilarious improv fun!

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

Keysha E and Tahir Moore learn to sing the Black National Anthem from singer MAJOR.

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

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

Keysha E and Farren Moore learn boxing basics from Coach Mere.

Reggie Yates travels to Chicago to investigate gun crime, poverty, and police brutality.

Keysha E, Rob Haze, Malik S. & Cynthia Luciette learn Bid Whist from Sydney Castillo.

Kev quizzes Meg Scoop, Joshy Gonz, Angel Moore & Kannelia Stradwick while contestants guess: Fact or Cap?

Kev challenges LouLou Gonzalez, Roxxy Haze, Keysha E. & Rob Haze as contestants battle to decide: Fact or Cap?

In the finale, Keysha E and Kanisha Buss learn to freestyle with Jerrel O’Neal.

Black folks learn how to double dutch with Lakita.

The vinyl lover discusses Sun Ra's early '50s influence on putting "production back into the hands of the artists."

Keysha E and Lou Lou learn the art of roasting from CP.

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

A look at ten giants of the music industry, from Elvis to Lennon, that were taken from us.

Tupac endures as one of hip-hop's most iconic figures, setting the stage for the evolution of the genre.

Keysha E, Rob Haze & Ron G learn to shoot dice from Lance Woods.

Black folks learn how to braid hair with CP.

Black folks learn how to play Spades with KevOnStage.

Black folks learn how to braid hair with Lena Jaye.

Black folks learn how to play Dominoes.

Keysha E and BT Kingsley hit the court as Keon Polee teaches them basketball.

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

Black folks learn how to make fried chicken.

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

Keysha E and Keenan Baker make sweet potato pie with Gabrielle McBay.

Joy visits a choreographer to spice up her dance moves and completely misses her date night with Rodney.

These aspiring performers would rather lounge around, but when Osmin shows up, training takes center stage.

Kid Fury and Crissle chat and chill with rapper CHIKA.

Kyle discovers a slick talking squatter living in his crib. The Lils become giant and go on a rampage.

Our comedians are back to debate and laugh about all the strange and funny laws brought to you by the USA: for example, which state has a law against playing bingo for more than five hours? The first thing we have to question is who is playing bingo for more than five hours? Bingo is supposed to be a 30 minute game. We also debate the gift of giving someone a pet pat for their birthday or Christmas.

A teen suicide epidemic shakes a small Native American community and high school basketball team.

Should undocumented immigrants have the right to free healthcare, free education and be able to get drivers licenses?

A fashion executive's business trip to Italy takes a turn when he is kidnapped and falls under a love spell.

Rogelio finally asks Tina out on a date. Will they finally end up together or is her heart somewhere else?

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

Three designers battle to take gifts from Grandma, like sweaters and quilts.

Diners get fired up as they discuss whether gays should be allowed to marry legally.

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

Yesenia preps for the Rose Bowl performance and gets a special visit during rehearsal.

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

Andrea attempts to convince her traditional Puerto Rican Abuela it’s time to move in with her boyfriend.

The cast discuss their hopes and dreams after the finals. While many want to continue with music and arts, a few others see themselves in a different limelight.

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

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.

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

Of course there's more, we can't fit everything in one show! Check out this extended interview with Amara La Negra and Podcast host, Niki Franco, as the two chat more about race and colorism as it pertains to media representation, the beauty industry and more!

The outspoken cast member reveals what she first looks for in a man. Hint: It's not money, although that comes in a close second.

While each member is passionate about the section they are in, there is always a notion of how it would feel to be in another position. Members of The Cadets and Blue Devils imagine themselves in someone else's shoes or in this case, another section.

The emerging Italian-American rapper from Westchester performs his new song "We Are the Knicks" with the help of fellow orange- and blue-decked fans

The "Chica Ideal" singer uses his "inside voice" to give you the ultimate brain tingles, while experimenting with Coffee Beans, Colombian Candy, an accordion and much more!

Watch as the "ChopBloc3" rapper gets grilled in our infamous lie detector test.

The "What's The Vibe" artist uses his "inside voice" to give you the ultimate brain tingles, while experimenting with Ramen, a whoopie cushion, and much more!

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.

A look into what led to the death of John Lennon.

A look into what led to John Kennedy's death.

An investigation of the exact details surrounding the death of Tupac.

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

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

Should minors be tried as adults? And if so, should minors still get the death penalty?

A breakdown behind the senseless crimes that led to John Lennon's death.

Documents the horrific set of events leading up to the death of Whitney Houston.

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

Black People Don't Do Improv is back with new games, fresh and familiar faces, and even more laughs!

A group of LGBTQ+ friends, and strangers, come together to revive a black-owned BBQ bistro.

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

Charlamagne tha God calls in to explain challenges that still face Black, queer, creators in this industry.

Pooja finds herself torn between her crush on a white boy, and her Brown and Black friends.

Two mobsters struggle to follow a lead; the body never forgets, even after death.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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