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Kid Fury and Crissle sit down with recording artist and Hamilton star Anthony Ramos.

The heat rises when a famous celebrity drops in for a visit but…who invited the male stripper?!

Nicole Scherzinger and her sister Ke’ala make their mother’s ‘famous’ Oyster Chicken.

Danny Trejo invites us into his backyard to grill world famous Trejo’s Tacos.

Paul Litchfield, shows Esteban 25 years' worth of versions of the famous Reebok and discusses partnerships.

T-Pain starts a global brawl. Young M.A almost doesn’t open for Beyonce.

Mark Ronson takes us on a whirlwind tour of his life as a music obsessive, vinyl lover and in-the-know personality with famous followers.

Bionka bares it all (almost) during her sexy performance at one of her favorite gay clubs in San Francisco.

Jenn Soto opens up about prescription drugs that almost kept her from a career in the sport she loves.

Brooklyn bred rapper Young M.A tells about a night she almost died after a certain...stench, in this installment of The Hollywood Puppet Show edition of 2 Truths and A Lie.

Danny Trejo, the “bad-boy icon” with a heart of gold, invites us into his backyard to grill world famous Trejo’s Tacos. Danny and his son Gilbert discuss Danny’s wild past, what is truly important in life, and how good things happen when helping others.

When we talk about sexual health, we mean business. And business is booming. WeezyWTF and her famous friends celebrate entrepreneurs with businesses relating to sexual health and sex positivity. Watch as Weezy and Fivio Foreign attempt live nude art while chatting about sex, music and more!

King Keraun heads outdoors to try white people activities including slacklining, rock climbing, and testing his survival skills. Keraun wonders why white people have to almost die to feel alive, when every day is a struggle to survive.

With the influx of plastic surgery-themed shows like The Swan, I Want a Famous Face, and Extreme Makeover, has reality television gone too far? It's all you can talk at Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner as hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon sidle up to diners to find out how they feel about the prevalence of cosmetic surgery on TV.