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Matt comes in for an STI test but gets more than he bargained for and Chloe's having painful sex.

Willam and Sophie welcome their friends Matthew Camp and Nicky Monet.

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

Things go awry over a bachelorette weekend when one of the brides-to-be admits that she's never had an orgasm.

Finale day! Daters head to LA amid excitement and unexpected twists.

Peter Rosenberg takes Anthony Valadez to one of his favorite record stores in the East Village

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

The couples hit their second date—a paint & sip! Sparks fly as real connections start to take shape.

Meagan Good is pulled into a brawl. Lil Rel messes with the wrong cabbie.

Freedia struggles to overcome vocal problems in time to record a new collaboration.

Racism a disgusting belief that needs to end! Get some advice from your faves in this edition of "Ask The Read" especially when things get lost in translation.

Hosts Neil and Idalis get to the meat of the profiling issue: targeting minorities based on assumptions.

Watch as "Waist Deep" actress Meagan Good reveals three stories in the latest edition of '2 Truths and a Lie.'

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'

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.

The "So Sick" artist use her "inside voices" to give you the ultimate brain tingles, while talking her collaboration with blackbear, and experimenting with Gold glitter, a toothbrush and much more!

Parents join the cast to discuss the current state of love and marriage in the US. Tim and Chinedu meet with a wedding planner; plus, Nigerian weddings.

While working her first job at a carnival, Amy gets asked out by a manager from another department.

What makes a stylish Latino? Watch us examine the good and not-so-good fashion trends.

Kid Fury and Crissle talk with Young M.A in a conversation that'll make you feel all type of things.

The nine contestants are forced to decide who they feel should be the first three to be evicted from the house.

Magician Smoothini makes Waka Flocka Flame feel like a kid again.

It feels like Christmas for these Cadet members as they open boxes and break out new Yamaha equipment.

Patrick tells us why he likes to feel on Goofy; Jo Koy examines why Chinese restaurants are so successful.

Has the current generation become too materialistic and feel entitled to get the stuff without the hard work?

A teen discovers feelings for the boy next door when he tries out for the high school basketball team.

When do Nya, Bionka, Xristina, Bambiana and L.A. feel their strongest? Their sexiest? Get to know the women beyond their on-stage personas.

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

Cheers to frontline workers. Tim is suspicious of eye contact – with good reason.

Charlie and Lauren feel great after their first fertility clinic visit and a trip to the British LGBT Awards.

Patrick Deguire explains why good vision is so important; Sandra Valls reveals her remedy for "gayness."

Tobe tells viewers why birth control is good; Edwin tells his parents confusion about his career goals.

The quartet takes a break from their hike to talk about how Javier's teammate feels about his age out year and recall the summer the two met.

Who needs bartending school? Learn how to make these four drinks from the ladies of AsiaSF and you'll be good to go

Sideman meets the big spenders who are increasingly buying luxury designer goods they often can't afford.

Golriz gets some good news; teenager Jayden attempts a 5 day endurance event.

Two players are torn between sports and a crippling suspension may crush the team for good.

Al Madrigal describing his daughter's Monster Dance. Cain Lopez why wearing a seatbelt is a good idea.

Karrueche Tran meets a tinier version of herself and is shook... in a good way. The actress names her marionette and which feature she favors the most.

Sometimes it feels like there aren't enough hours in the day! Jesus Trejo takes it upon himself bring the confession to the people and get them to revel their deepest confession.

It's important that we educate ourselves on women's rights and how the world is changing and becoming a better place for women to feel like themselves. Women have a say in what happens in the world today and we need to really take a stand and do the best we can with our voices.

Find out why fellow Transcendent cast member Bionka describes Nya as a good girl who "wants to have fun" in this feature on the fiery femme fatale.

Relationship issues? Family drama? Or maybe you just need some good hair and makeup tips. Whatever it is, send us your questions and Bambiana may just solve your problem

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.

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.

Sexton, a former Drum Corps member, makes a surprise appearance during the Blue Devils drumline rehearsal to sprinkle a little good luck on the Blue Devils and give some inspiration.

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.

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.

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.

Asians are horrible drivers... Latinos all have huge families... Black people are good at sports... Are racial stereotypes actually RACIST stereotypes? Hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon dish up food for thought as this episode explores the genesis of stereotypes.

Nick Cannon whips up his version of a mai tai—Mai Time To Turn Up—while chatting about his new single, Only You. The Wild ‘N Out star dives into the creative process behind the single, including why it feels like yacht music, the special place he has in his heart for the Caribbean, and why he had to get Fat Joe on the 90s inspired track.

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.

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.

Comedy duo Rhett & Link have been best friends since grade school, and are known for demonstrating intense challenges on their YouTube show, Good Mythical Morning. Fuse decided to put their 30-year-old friendship to the test their friendship by hooking them up to a lie detector machine.

Juicy J has been a mainstay of hip hop for decades, but that doesn’t mean he stays the same. “I feel like everybody should evolve,” he told Fuse. “If you stayin’ the same, then you crazy as hell.” He stopped by the Fuse studio for an interview as part of our “A Seat With…” series. Watch the full video to see how his collaboration with Travis Scott "Neighbor" happened, what’s next for Juicy J, how he comes up with his signature crazy ad-libs, and being Prince’s number one fan.

Baltimore native Bandhunta Izzy has been on the rise for the last few years, and there’s nowhere to go now, but up. At age 21, the “In Love Wit da Trap” rapper has established himself and his trademark style, gaining attention with loose tracks and his unique takes on popular beats. Watch the full video to see how he really feels about that, if he would give fellow Lie Detector G Herbo a hug, and whether or not he would collaborate with his girlfriend, and daughter of T.I. and Tiny, Zonnique.