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Shows: G-thing: Ep05 Extra Track Challenge

ThatChickaAngel, Jasmine Ashanti, Lisa B, Candice Renee, and PatCloud perform improv in the Season Finale.

Frank Lucero impersonates a sleepy Mariachi; A.J. Jamal pontificates on the joys of being a slave to his wife.

It's midseason and the Blue Devils are adding a new theme to their performance.

Explores how equitable trading in the coffee industry is empowering communities throughout Latin America.

Backstage presents the story of one of the founding fathers of gangsta rap, Dr. Dre.

Have you or anyone you know been yearning how to successfully accomplish Ts Madison's iconic "Tiddy Bounce"? Well...you aren't anymore after watching this hilarious clip!

Cherrelle and Walter prove love can surprise you—if you stay open, it may come in the most unexpected way.

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?

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.

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.

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

The Bounty Hunters track down a waitress in disguise.

The Bounty Hunters tracks down somebody for illegal possession.

Steve and his partner stake out a house to track a female fugitive.

Two Bounty Hunters are tracking a fugitive with multiple charges of grand larceny.

Odalys hits the studio with friend, platinum artist MadeinTYO to create a track. Will it pop?

Odalys finishes up her track with MadeinTYO. It's Ksace's 22nd bday and it’s time to turn up.

Professional Track & Field star CeCé Telfer shares her powerful journey as a trans woman in sport.

Host Anthony Valadez chats with producer Nobody, who takes viewers into the very space where "80 percent of his work on a track" is completed.

Elley Duhé first found success in 2016 with tracks like “Millennium” with Tarro and “Immortal,” but her real breakthrough came earlier this year when she teamed up with Zedd for the track “Happy Now.” It only seems natural that one of the most common DMs she gets is “Are you happy now?” Check out the full video to see if Duhé really is happy now and to hear about the weirdest perhaps fanfic-inspired DM she has received.

The 'G-Thing' star raps about living the high life on this track, just one of the songs that he's hoping will lead him to become the first influential Italian-American rapper

The two legends DJ Skribble and Kid Capri attempt to truthfully answer questions from Funk Flex talking over tracks, the current state of hip-hop, respect for DJ Khaled and more.

Profiles the dancers who performed with Madonna on her Blond Ambition World Tour in 1990.

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.

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.

Frank (Danny Trejo) teams up with his buddy Bernie (Danny Glover) to clean up the crime-infested streets.

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?